St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-22
SAINT PAUL.
TIPS AND TALKS.

All the offices i'll the court house and city
hall Will be closed today.
Retail Clerks Union No. . will hold an I'M
portant meeting at Labor hall tonight.
Assistant State Supt. HYDE went to st.
Cloud yesterday to visit the normal school.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance, OF
Hartford was admitted to the state yester-
day.
The Joint council committee on street rail
way matters will hold a meeting at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Morrison & Lee Lumber company, of
Minneapolis. incorporated yesterday with
$50, 900 capital.
Washington birthday will not be formally
observed by the state offices. Most OF them
win remain open during the day.
The United States Loan and Investment
company amended its charter yesterday
placing the limit of Indebtedness at 55OU'UVo.
Bernard Greenwald was arrested by De-
tective McGuiggan last night on warrant
charging him with stealing $40 from d. Hol-
berg.
The assembly committee on streets will
meet at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
Fifth ward transfer ordinance will be con-
sidered at the session.
The Savings Investment company OF Du-
luth, was incorporated yesterday with cap
ital stock of $4,000. The incorporators are
prominent Duluth and Minneapolis capital
lists.
The Druids will give grand union ball
Saturday night at Market hall. DruldS from
Minneapolis and other places in the state
will participate. and the occasion will be en-
joyable.
Fourteen births; four deaths; scarlet fever
Mt $50 Sturgis. 2156 Iglehart 1912 Mlnnehaha
and So Eleventh street; diphtheria at 1883
Rondo. were reported at the health Office
yesterday.
The negro woman. Mrs. NJ. j. Sherman
charged with robbing Martin Donohue OF
B3l on he night of Feb. II, was held to the
grand jury yesterday. In default OF 9l'O0J
she went to jail.
ST. Paul Camp No. /. Sons of Veterans, L.
s celebrate their eighth anniversary to-
night at Westmoreland hall. well selected
musical and literary programme to be 1ol-
lowed by dancing.
LIKE Walsh and Henry st. George, OF st.
Paul. were granted pensions of Sl2 yesterday,
to date from May, 1892. Hattie Van Eman,
of Duyal, Mimi, was granted pension OF
BIZ to date from Aug. 8, 1899.
The ladies of st. Mary's parish will give
grand Washingtonian concert tonight EX-
fensive preparations have been made to nave
this a very enjoyable affair, and it is hoped
that a crowded house will reward the labor
of the ladies.
All members of the st. Paul chapter OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution
are invited, without further notice. to at
tend the exercises i'll honor Of Washington s
birthday at the houGe of representatives this
afternoon al 2:30-
Atamass meeting of the Democratic elect
ors of St Paul Park held last evening to de-
eide Oh the most available Democrat tor post
master from the large number OF asplrants'
the vote resulted as follows: Archer, l;
Newman, 3; Newburgh. 3; Conrad l; Len
niger, G. and Frank Shobert. %.
"Uncle" Eddie Fox and John Barker have
made hit OH the violin and bones re
spectivelv. in The Two Sisters" this week.
as has also Raymond Shaw. the tenor, by MS
songs introduced in the fourth act. There
will be IL Two Sisters matinee today. and
the same play will be seen all the remainder
of the week.
The pupils of tie German school celebrated
Washingtons birthday IN a fitting and pat
riotic manner yesterday. programme suit
able to the occasion was presented, consist
ing of songs. readings, Rotations, dialogues
etc. There was large attendance OF friends
and relatives of the participating school
children, who acquitted themselves most
creditably.
Hovt's ~ Trip to Chinatown, which, by
tte long run of over 500 consecutive nighss in
New York has broken all records, will fol-
low THE Two Sisters" at the Grand opera
house. The cast is said to be the strongest
ever organized by this clever playwright,
and all the scenery properties. even the
furniture used in the production, are from
Hoyt's Madison square theater. New York.
In the contest at Hamline university Mon
day night the rank which was assigned b. N.
wheeler ~. and W. L. Bonney, '93, of first
and second respectively, should have been
exchanged. The two tied for first place on
rankings. each one getting eighteen marks.
Sich a tie is always decided on grand aver
ages, and as Mr.. Bonney was SOB 10 Mr..
Wbeeler's 55l. it gives the final first rank to
Mr.. Bonney
The children of ST. Patrick's school will
give an entertainment this afternoon and
evening suitable to the holiday. The features
will be drama music and recitation. A
lecture will be.delivered, descriptive OF the
birthplace. home and life of Washington,
and illustrated by stereoptlcon views. Ihere
will also be a fancy drill and other features.
There will be matinee at p. M. besides
the evening presentation.
At midnight last night Sergeant McGrath
and Patrolmen Mckinley and Martin raided
the house at - Chicago avenue. Five men
49, and three females were arrested and taken
to the Ducas street station. The women were
Mrs Byer, aged forty-tour, and her two
daughters, fifteen and seventeen years old.
The neighbors have made numerous com
plants about~the disorderly conduct of the
occupants of the house.