St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
SAINT PAUL.
"A DAY IN JUNE.

Eleven minor permits were issued by the
building inspector yesterday, aggregatIna
1900.
Reported at the health office yesterday
Scarlet fever at ISL Frank street; dlphtneria
at 2l6 East University avenue
Articles of incorporation were filed yester
day with the secretary of state by the German
Evaneelical Lutheran Salems Church asso'
citation, of Adrian.
Ex-MarshaI Campbell received instructions
from Washington last evening to eLtef al
once on his duties. and goes today to Whlte
Earth 10 get his bearings.
The assessments ahated by the board OF
abatement for the taxes of 1SJ= foot up
SI,2!s,74 The largest amount OF abatement
for any previous year was S4e, 700.
The regular weekly meeting of the ST. Paul
Theosophical society will be held tonight at
Room 107, Globe building. Subject "Manas
(the fifth principle of NAM. All interested
III tneosophy are invited.
The meeting of the joint special committee
10 consider the report of the public examiner
as to the books IN the city treasurer's office
has been indefinitely postponed. This was
done owing to the absence from the city OF
several of the members of the committee
Patroman Davis, of the Ducas street sta
ton, was before the mayor yesterday
charged with arresting Jacob Hemmes with
out cause After lengthy hearing the
case was dismissed, the mayor deciding that
the officer had not exceeded authority IN
making the arrest.
William Waistrawe, resident Of Mime
apolis, was arraigned in the police court yes
terday, charged with selling beer without
license. Walstrawe was engaged i'll selling
weiss beer by the case to the saloonkeepers
on Rice street. He had government Incense,
but no city license. His case Will be heard
on June 20.
II is a source OF regret to a large circle that
the convention of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will not be held in this
city beginning June 20, as intended. The
convention has been Indefinitely postponed,
owing to illness in the family of the presld-
ing officer, Mrs William d. Cabell, of Wash
ington city. 1t was also learned that Mrs.
Adlai +. stevenson, the vice president could
not be present.
The excellence of Jacob Lifts selection of
his company for the present summer is being
demonstrated this week in Young Mrs.
Winthrop at the Grand. The company is
both artistic ard well cast and the play has
in it many strong scenes of domestic life.
Miss Carpenter as Mrs. Dick. and Miss Turner
as Constance, are both exceedingly clever,
and the entire cast speaks well for Mr.. Lifts
Judgment. Young Mrs. Winthrop" will be
seen at the matinee today, tonight and for
the remainder OF the week, giving way next
week TO Monte Cristo," with Forest Robin
son and Mabel Bert in the leading roles.
If you want to keep cool during this hot
spell of weather, so to the Metropolitan
opera house. 1t is the coolest place in the
city. 1t is really pleasure to spend an even
ing in this cosy theater, with the temperature
many degrees cooler than it is out doors.
The public is beginning to realize more and
more each summer how thoroughly we'll
ventilated and cool the Metropolitan is. The
Wilbur Opera company pleased another
large house last night. It's performance Of
"Boccaccio'' has made tremendous hit.
The opera will be presented the balance OF
this week, including the usual matinees to
day and Saturday. The price for the matt
nee is cheap. only 25 cents for the best re
served seatin the house.