St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-28
SAINT PAUL.
DRIFT OF THE CITY.
at IS case street..

Diphtheria at 5I5 Case street.
Cant. NJ. j. O'Connor, of the health depart
ment, is confined to his home with a severe
cold.
Ex-senator John j. Ingalls, will lecture on
.'Poiucs and Politicians at the Peoples
church on Feb. y.
The last appearances of Charles L.Davis as
calvin ]oslin' at the Grand will be TINS
afternoon and tonight
small fire, caused by gasoline stove eX-
plosion, in the Forepaugh block, called out
the department last night. Damage trlfllng.
A fire caused by a salamander left in the
dwelling being constructed on Victoria street.
called out the department at o'clock yester-
day morning No damage.
AT Hotel Metropolitan-A. G. Ganasch,
Charles Sawyer, Crooks;on, Mimi; l.. d.
Tacker Chicago; r. A. Campbell, city;J. w.
Pesley St Croix Falls; p X. Sweet. II. L..
-Suydnm, New York; NJ. B. Aseher. Chicago.
Theodore Gustinger, eight years of age, was
brought to the central station last night The
boywas taken in at the request of Relief
Agent Hutehins, who says the boys parents
keep him on the street late nights selling s
papers.
Frank smith, charged with completely in
Inc phfSidTy VI EOOIuS az ~ S"N A'NNSA SAi'AA
street. was arrested last night The offense
was committed about a month ago, and
Smiths companions are i'll jail awaiting the
action of the grand jury.
Edwin Arden and his company, including
Frank Losee and Marion ElmOre, Will amuse
The patrons Of the Grand next week with the
very highly Favored sensational melo-
drama, Eagles Nest" a play based Oil life
in the far West among the Sierras.
The comedians Et ms and Hoey will give
their last two performances of their great
success, ~ Parlor Match at the Metropoli'
ian Opera house today, matinee and evening
This will be an excellent opportunity for The
ladies and children to see this excellent per-
formance today at popular prices
A poStmortcm was held yesterday on the
body of Alexander Craner, who Gied at the
Anlon depot Thursday. The autopsy showed
Seath was caused by tuberculosis. tee-
gram was received by Coroner Whitcomb
from Julius Craner. brother of the de-
ceased, who lives at Butte, Mont, requesting
that the body be inferred here.
At the CIfton-Miss Baker, Duluth; f. H.
Palmer and wife, Ciuclnnati; E. L. Day and
wife, Boston, Mass: c. E. Pahnan, Ogdens-
burg, n. Y; W. II. Phillips, Waupun, Wis;
q. II. RalrleS, MaZurl; n. L. SornSon, w Nau-
pun. Wis; A. j. King, Soaring, To-; f. S.
Campbell, West Superior; W. P. Murdoch,
Muraock, Mimi; P. Anderson, Minneapolis;
A. A. Whitney, Melrose
r. F. Hendrickson arrived in the city yes
terday and will commence work on the
stock in Schoch's grocery this morning. Mr..
Hendrckson is employed by the insurance
companies to put burned stocks in order for
the insurance adjusters. Mr.. HendrickSon,
after casual examination of the stock in
the store, expressed the opinion that the
salvage would be very small.
The engagement of the renowned TRACE
dians, Frederick Warde and Louis James, of
four nights and Wednesday matinee at the
Metropolitan opera house, viii begin tomor-
row evening when they will open in Julius
Crsar;" Monday night, Francesca da
Rimini:" Tuesday night, THE Lions
Mouth; "Wednesday matinee, Romeo and
Juliet" and Wednesday night, 'Othello. ="
Seats and boxes for this event can now be
secured at the box Office.