St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
SAINT PAUL.
DoINGs Of n DAY.

Two eases of scarlet fever at IS West Dear
horn street were bulieuned al the health OIL
tice yesterday.
TIE teachers and employees of the school
hoard viii receive their February salaries
This afternoon.
For,y- four thousand dollars was paid TO
oiy emuloyes yesterday. this amount being
the total Of The pay rolls for February.
The MAYOR yesterday leappoin,ed Peter
5ohlaild as Il member of the board OF WORK
house directors tor term of five years.
The board of public works will have uader
consideration this morning the matter OF as
sc>smeu:s Tor crown hill park, on the West
side.
the Workingmeu's Debating club meets
tlis evening on the Bethel boat. The ques-
ton Tor debate is 'Will arbitration settle the
Conflict between capital and LABOR:
The assembly committee on police will
t.eet ms evening and take up the investlga-
ton Of the discharged police officers Capt.
Nanft. Sergeant DOWlan and Patrolman Con-
roy.
The charge of highway robbery against
.ichael Nolan was dismissed in the police
court Yesterday He was rearreSted on a
charge of larceny, and given ninety days in
fine workhouSe.
The exareinauon of Joseph Rebholz
charged with the larceny of S29.S9 from
Charles Klabunde's butcher shop on Maria
ayenue. was continued in the police court
yesterday TO Saturday
The White Squadron played to two large
ana enthusiastic audiences at the Metropol-
itan opera house yesterday. The same
gigantic prupuctiou viii be seen at the Met
ropOlitan for the balance OF this week, IN
Guiding regular matinee Saturday.
The three men, John Savage, Waiter Wells
and Peter MoroWSki, arrested for carving
away a portion OF the grand stand on the ball
ground. had a hearing in the police court
Yesterday. savage and Wells were discharged
ana the disposition Of Morowski put off unit
tomorrow.
Application has been made by Edward.
Rohrbeck for a license 10 sell liquor at ll19
East Seveclh street Yesterday afternoon
Aid Zimmerman put a stop to the proceed
inss by refusing 10 sign the bond. and at the
same time remarked that no license would be
granted to sell liquor az the place mentioned.
The II Don in question is the one known as
ne Little Bowery. which was closed by
she authorities some months ago.
Lieut.. commander Edward II. Gheen.
U6i.cd states navy, is visiting his wife's
father d. A. MonfOrL of the Second Ma
tional bank Lieut. Commander Gheen re-
turned last week from Europe, where he has
been Spendiuga nine months leave travelling
with his wife and daughter. Mrs. Gheen,
who has been absent from ST. Paul for nearly
three wears. VIII be very warmly welcomed
back by her many friends and admirers in
this city.
ON sunday evening, March 10, at the Met
ropolitan opera house. viii occur the six
teenth subscription performance OF the Boil
man company and il viii be a feature in the
sense that il is Il testim oniaI benefit to the
popular comedian Of the company. Krischan
Schober. who has sang and aeteu himself into
q popularity which has known no wane since
his first appearance here. The play will be
WHkens comedy entitled Honest Labor, -"
with music by Bal Sale of seats will open
at the Metropolitan this morning.
Miss Fanny Davenport opens at the Metro
politan Monday. March 20, presenting Sar-
GOA : magnificent production Of cleopatra ="
IN the perfection of detail and scenic splen-
dor with which Miss Davenport has sur
rounded her performance the willy queen
~ the Nile" stands out in radiant cOlOrs and
wakes one of the most impressive stage
pictures that can be witnessed. 1t goes
without saying that the performance will be
given rs completely rs heretofore, and the
theater will no doubt be crowded because
Hiss Fanny Davenport is herself hailed as
one Of the red-letter events of the year.
The company is headed by Melbourne Mac
DoweG, who, as Mare Antony, has proved a
tremendous success. The rest of the cast is
fully efficient. Seats and boxes for this en-
gaeement can be secured at the box Office
this morning.