St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-26
SAINT PAUL.
TUESDAY TALES.

Regular meeting OF tne dSSeLhOi4 OA"HN-A
of the council tonight.
Six minor permits, aggregating Sl,OOO were
issued by the building inspector yesterday.
Victima Hart was adjudged insane by the
probate court yesterday and will be taken 10
Rochester asylum.
\ large sale of seats is reported for the
Linde-JOhnson benefit, which occurs at Mar
ket hall Thursday evening.
Bulletined at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 3l5 Page, 636 Olive ana I90V
Iglehart streets; diphtherla at 4S6 Warsaw.
The explosion of Kerosene lamp IN the
residence of \. D. Cormack, at 22O GURUS
street. called out the department at IL CLOCK
last night No damage.
The Union Credit Reporting companycapl-
tai stock SlaOCO, was Incorporated yesterday
by c. D. Could John Keeling James D.
Anderson. Warren c. Rowell and George IL.
Seloyer, of Minneapolis.
Thomas B. Arnold, of the Beaupre Mercan-
tile company. has made a general assignment
10 Patrick NeiSher for the benefit OF cred
itors. The assets amount to about Sl,OO1
He declares that he has no assets IN TINS
state.
At its meeting tonight the retail clerks
union will award the gold medal offered to
the member securing the greatest number OF
new members Of the union. Important mat
ters in connection with the annual plcnlc
will also be discussed.
Mark Nelson has sold the Orleans apart
ment house on East Summit avenue. near
Minnesota street. to Frederick C. Mott Ihe
deed was admitted to record yesterday, which
named the consideration at $4,000. Inere
is mortgage on the property for $4,000
Miss Annie Pixley will present miss
RIvthe of Duluth at the matinee and to-
nfcht. and for the remainder of the week at
the Netropolitan opera house she will pre-
sent her great success, The Deacon DHuEu-
ter" beginning tomorrow night
The Chicago Great Western Railroad CON-
pany has received from Chicago the ne"
hook giving the addresses of the rooms 10
rent in the worlds fair city. The book con-
taIus about Il. 200 addresses OF homes Where
Recommendations can be secured during the
fair.
Sunday school and services viii be re-
sumed on the Bethel boat next sabbath; also
the industrial school Saturday afternoon
Rev. d. Morsau viii lecture on paradise
Lost next SABBATH evening, and the lecture
will be illustrated by a fine series OF stereoP-
ticOu views.
In the police court yesterday Joe GiosSi, a
saltwater youth. was arraighed on eharge
of larceny. The complaining witness. Helen
Geckler. alleges that in March last 0lossl
stole from her gold watch and chain valued
at s9s The case was continued 20 tomor-
row morning.
Another big lumber company was added 10
the Minneapolis list yesterday by the lncot-
porstion OF the {. \. Smith Lumber COM
panv. with capital stock OF S75O,OOO. The
incorporators are John 5. Pillsbury, c. A.
Smith, Elias Anderson, c. j. johnson, knoch
Broberg and ! P. Rogers.
John johnson, alias Spike HennesSey and
!. Brown were arrested with two women old
enough 10 be their grandmothers. IN 4 room
on " est Seventh street. al an early hour yes
terday morning. The party were all charged
with disordeTiy conduct, and III the ponce
court yesterday paid S25 each.
The struggle of Life will be seen at the
matinee at the Grand and for the remainder
of the week. Its big scenic pictures are at
tractive and its highly sensational situations
and climaxes are received with unbouudeu
applause 1t is a well-staged melodrama, and
to lovers of that kind of dramatic work al
fords an excellent evenings entertainment.
Tomorrow evening Bill Nye will turn the
light of his countenance toward a ST. Paul
audience and regale them with some of his
new and choicest jokes. For the past month
he has been devastating the Wese by his fun,
and closes his platform work this season in
the Twin Cities this week. His drawing
power is as great as ever, playing to the ca
pacitv of the houses everywhere; his wit Is
as bright and unique as ever, and he himself
the same BIZ as in days OF yore. His com
ing is always hailed with delight by all who
like to be well entertained, and the audience
that greetS him tomorrow night at Music hall
will be no exception to the rule.
The Bostonians, including all the old
faYorites. Tom Karl, H. c. Barnabee. W. H..
Macdonald, Edwin Hoff, Eugene Cowles,
George rockingham, Camille D'ArviIle,
Jessie Bartlett Davis and Miss Flora Finlay-
son and company of seventy-f others,
Will begin an engagement of one week at the
METROPOLITAN opera house next Monday
night They will present during their stay
here the following operas: Monday night,
Saturday matinee and night, robin Hood;
Tuesday and Thursday nights. The hnicker-
bockers, ard wednesday and Friday nights,
1.-The Ogalallas.' The sale of seals for this
great musical event begins at the box Office
tomorrow morning.
The Rest Makers Put Their Names
On their goods. If there's no name,
there's suspicion that goods are not the
best. In buying linOleum, look out that
"WHD'S LINOLEUM' is on the back.
When you buy that, you get the best.