St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-15
SAINT PAUL.
TIPS AND TRIPLES.

Four minor building permits aggregatlng
$1,000, were issued yesterday
The receipts of the Minnesota Institute for
Detectives for the quarter ending Jan. were
Sl,@S9.6O.
Samuel Thompson, of Duluth, was yester-
day granted pension OF ST month to date
from Oct. s. 1891.
Myron Fuller was adjudged insane by the
probate court and ordered confined III the
Rochester asylum.
In the neighborhood of eighty thousand
dollars will be disbursed among the city en-
ployes today, the occasion being the payment
of January salaries.
The committee on license from the council
will meet this afternoon to consider protest
against the issuance of d license to saloon
on East Fifth street.
A fancy dress masquerade will be given by
the Acme Social club at Martins hall, on the
West side Saturday evening. The music
will be furnished by Kleist's orchestra.
The ST. Paul Philosophical society swill
hold its regular semi-monthly open meeting
al Room l07. Globe building, tonight. Sub
ject. "Karma All interested in theosophy
are invited.
Two well-dressed men. H. d. Stuart and IL.
f. Williams were arrested early yesterday
morning by Sergeant Sullivan, charged with
larceny. The fellows left at a resort on Ce-
dar street q coat which they had stolen. Sui
Ivan waited uutil they returned and then
gathered them in. Yesterday afternoon the
owner of the coat was found in the person
of Fred Eastman. IL printer. The men TOOK
the coat from q saloon on East seventh
street They will have a trial this afternoon.
Next weeks attraction at the Grand will be
"The Two Sisters; play teemlng Win
wholesome sentiment and containing all the
other elements of popular approval. can
hardly fail TO win the fame which rightfully
belongs to this play, written by Denman
Thompson and George ". Ryer. The Two
Sisters is NOW i'll its fifth year, and the indi-
cations point towards considerably eX-
tended career Of SO worthy a stage presenta-
ton.
1t must be conceded that James Corbett i'll
his play, Gentleman Jack, " is an attraction
in the eyes of the public, as there wasn't
even standing room again last night at the
Grand ana the champion of the squared
circle added to hi. admirers III this city. The
specially features introduced i'll the third act
of the play at2 clever, notably Dagmar and
De Celle, The 'faaish warblers. ana Lillian
Ramsden, the i;.ijey dancer. Corbett will be
seen at the matinee this afternoon and all
the remainder of The week.
Hermann, the great, is one of the strong
est drawing attractions in America. lie his
played TO three big houses ut the Metropolis
tan opera house during the last three even
ings and hundreds were unable TO obtain ati
mission and the Standing room sign has
been displayed a o'clock each tight. lie
will give his last two performances a. This
theater today, presenting a special pro
gramme for the amusement of lie ladies AID
children this afternoon and repeating MS
regular programme for the last time tonight.
Miss Lottie Collins, the only and original,
in her vocal ana terpsichoreai embell!sh-
ment OF "Ta-ra-ra bo0mde-ay.' is mere
pantomimist than dancer AS grotesque
a clown. as plant as Il cOntortionist ana as
agile as all acrobat, she has more varieties of
twisting. bending and turning more vaga
ries of gait Of coquetTy and absurdty than
were ever before expressed in ten minutes
the stage And yet her performance tas
no faint Of vulgarIy. il is just fun gone
mad-a cyclone of ex"berant vital force.
Miss Lottie Collins. III her great speciality
will appear in connection with Louise Les
Iie-CaTter in the great success, Miss Helyctt,"
the latter half of this week, beginning to-
morrow night, at The Metropolitan opera
house. Seats and boxes can now be secured
COR this engagement.