St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-13
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LIFE MIRRORED.

Regular meeting OF the assembly tnlS
evening.
Five minor building permits aggre-
eating $500 were issued yesterday.
Henry Higham has sued John A. kuy-
kendall aud Albert Olmstead to recover
$4,000 due on promissory note.
An unusually attractive programme
has been arranged for the public con-
cert Ly Seibert at Summit park tonight.
Lawyer C. Young. of the firm of Pfan
d Young, of Mankato, was a caller at
the office of the attorney general yester-
day. @s
y meeting of the special committee to
consider the board of education financial
budget will be held this afternoon at
O'clock. -@:@
Will a. Koon. of Minneapolis, was
yesterday admitted by the supreme
court to practice law in all the courts of
the state.
Acker Post No. 81, G. a. R., will hold
a meeting at Central hall, corner Sew
eQth and Cedar, this evening. All COM
radeS invited.
Hon. W. F. Kelse, the Democratic
candidate for congress i'll the Fifth dis
trict at the last election, was caller at
the state house yesterday.
The Southern California Smelling
and Refining company filed articles OF
amendment TO the association with the
secretary of state yesterday.
State Senator Guderian was visitor
at the capitol yesterday. lie came
down from his Anoka home to get
copies Of the legislative manual.
Prof. ID. l.. Kiehle, the state super
intendent of public instruction, will go
to Shakopee this morning to inspect the
fI,nf - lNalItN
held there.
George DanZ, arrested for the larceny
OF three bolts of cloth from McGrath'S
tailor shop. was discharged III the police
court yesterday, there being no appear
ance of the complaining witness.
In the case of Arthur }. Allen against
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis u
Omaha Railroad Company, tried i'll the
United States circuit court, the jury re-
turned a verdict for the defendant.
A two-story dwelling house at $50
Quo avenue was burned to the ground
last night. The house and contents
owned by Anthony Novack were valued
S1.SpD. and the loss is covered by all in
surance of 5000.
i lie new Protestant Episcopal chapel
on Victoria street and Laurel avenue is
TO be opened, if possible, on the Both
inst. The ladies' society hold all Ice
cream festival this evening in their
ROOMS near the corner of Selby and Vic
toria.
AT late hour last night DR.. Briggs,
the physician in attendance on DIR. w.
II. Caine at ST. Luke's hospital, report
ed that his patient was still holding his
own. and that, within the past twenty
four hours there had been no unfavor-
able symptoms.
johanna Kean has begun an action
against the city of st. Paul to recover
$500 for injuries received by falling ON
defective sidewalk May SO last on
Western avenue The woman's wrist
was sprained and broken, her shoulder
dislocated. and other injuries were
sustained.
The personal injury case of A. S.
Francis against The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company is on trial before
Judge Williams and jury in the United
St~,cs circuit court. Francis was a
brakeman, and was injured by reason
OF defective deadwOods allowing the
cars to crush his anatomy.
At the next meeting of Noble Frank
lin Lodge No. ,, A. o. U. w.. July 20, a
large delegation from st. CroiX lodge,
Saltwater. will be present. An excel
lent musical and literary programme
has been prepared, to be followed by
refreshments. Extra efforts are being
put forth by the committee to entertain
the visitors, and it is earnestly hoped
that large attendance will be present
to extend to the visitors a hearty fra
ternal greeting.
The railroad and warehouse COM
mission have no very dehnite data upon
which to base an estimate of the next
crop. 1t is true that the commission
watches the newspaper recitals and
draws deductions therefrOm, but moth
ing reliable can be attained thereby as
rule. The weather is all that can be
desired. Everywhere the wheat crop
Is growing marvelouSly. While the
yield may not be unusually heavy, the
qualify promises to be above mediocre
The weather has been very warm
during the fore part of the week, but
Notwithstanding this fact the Wilbur
Opera company has pleased large au-
dlHnces with splendid rendition of
OHenbach's greatest opera, The Grand
Duchess" Tonight and the remainder
Of the week. including the usual matt
nee Saturday, the company will sing
Balfe's romantic opera, 'The Bohemian
Glrl." Next week, beginning Sunday
night, the company will present for
opera, The Royal Mildly" Seats and
boxes for any performance this week
and next can be secured at the box
office.
Jacob Lifts players continue to please
this week with their finished perform
ance of My Partner" which will be
seen for the last time on Saturday night.
giving way to Pink Dominoes," which
begins the eighth week of the stock
season on Sunday night. "Pink Do
minoes' will be the first purely light
comedy attraction of the summer sea-
son, and its funny scenes and amusing
complications are of that merry kind to
start and keep going the disabilities of
an audience. 1t is play full OF laughter
throughout and will afford the public
an opportunity to see Carrie Turner,
Ruth Carpenter. Belle Archer. Mrs.
Jones, Ray Goldman, J. II. Gilmour.
George Edeson, William Beach and
Harry Saint Maur in straight light
comedy. and if this list of people does
not evolve endless merriment from
Pink Dominoes'' there is nothing in
prediction.