St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-28
TIPS AND TALKS.

Regular meeting of the board of education
tomorrow at 4:3O p. m.
A chimney fire at Rice and University
called out The tiIe department at CLOCK
last evening.
John Larkin Jr. was adjudged insane by
the probate court yesterday, and Will be taKen
TO the Rochester asylum
Robert Flagg, who was struck by an cleo
trlc ear on Payne avenue Sunday night Is
reported as in IL fair way TO recovery
A small blaze on the third floor of Griggs,
Cooper d Cos store called out the depart
ment Yesterday morning. No damage.
Should no new cases of scarlet fever de-
velop in the district before Monday, the
Hancock school will be reopened on that
day.
Mrs A. F Gestrich, who died at Bethesda
hospital Saturday. will be buried from 2lS
East seventh street, at ) o'clock this after
noon.
Reported at the health Office: Eleven
births: three deaths: scarlet fever at951 Brad
ley aud 1911 Margaret streets; diptheria at
1035 Reaney street
Mike Mclaughlin, Harry Harris and Mike
McDern1ott will have a trial tomorrow on a
charge of stealing boxing gloves, dumb bells
and other gymnasium articles from hall on
Daytons bluff.
II. 5, Fa:rchid declines to father the in
terview with him in the SUNDAY GLOBE. He
says he would not sire such nonsense, aud
told the reporter to go to some one who
knew ard then tell the facts.
No hope is given as to the recovery of
Henry Eaeds the engineer at the Hale
block. who was injured Saturday night
bo ioio ak MI hOcn1to1
Eards as very low at midnight last night.
Erick A. Strand, of Zumbrota. and his
niece, Miss Annie Strand, are here visiting
The busy cloak room Keeper Ole A. Strand,
of The senate His son julius, who was here
for few days has gone to the business col
lege at Red Wing.
Although the storm prevented quite num-
Der of people from attending the theaters
last night, quite a large audience assembled
TO witness the second presentation by the
Byrne Brothers of their nautical pantomimi C
spectacle Eight Bells, at the Metropolitan
opera house.
The funeral of the late Capt. Smith will
occur at 2:30 o. clock Wednesday afternoon,
from the undertaking rooms of Mccarthy &
Donnelly. The friends of the deceased
seem to have just learned that he was a
mason, and it is probable the obsequies will
be conducted by the craft.
HanIon's new "Fantasma" is to be the at
traction at the Grand next week, and comes
this year with new effects transformations
and entirely new faces. This is the bes
production ever made by these clever men,
and its success has been of q number ot
years duration
lIovts "A Trip to Chinatown must be
written down as without doubt the most
laughably absurd thing the author named
ever wrote rs presented by the company
now at the Grand. Its staging is perfect in
every detail, ana its effect upon an audience
simply immense.
The History of Confession" was elo-
quently told at St. Lukes church last even
ing by Rev. Father Christie, of Minneapolis
In very fOrclble mann he set forth the
reasons why he believed in the practice OF
confession in the Christian church. This is
the second i'll the series of Lenten lectures
They are drawing very large audiences.
Last night Alex Williams and William
Ware reported to the police that some one
had entered their room at 123l2 West Thir(
street. The thief took grip containing val
liable papers and sealskin cap belonging to
Ware, and six suits of clothes belonging Il
Williams Do:h the losres are positive that
coon named Blackwell carried away the
property.
The case of John Somlinski, charged witt
"holding up D b. Sinclair and relieving
him of gold watch a mouth ago, was called
i'll the police court yesterday. John Muschik
to whom Somlinski gave the watch, was alst
arTaigned on charge of receiving stoler
property. Both eases were continued t
Wednesday morning.
Parolman C. E. Banker was fined S?5 b.
the MAYOR yeste day. The charge was leav
! ing his beat on the night of Feb IS. Th
charge was brought owing to a burglary
being committed on the night mentioned oil
the beat patrolled by Banker He did no
discover the premises had been entered ant
left the beat before the officer who relieved
him arrived.
There will be n conference of the pastors
Sunday school superintendents, W. G. Il. U.
Sunday school workers. members of the Y
p. s. c. E., and all others interested, of al
the churches of Ramsey county, IN the par
lors of the Y NJ. c. A. rooms, S)4 New York
Life Insurance building, this sTening at
O'Clock. The object of the meeting is t.
make sunday March 10 a temperance day il
all the churches. The committee responsi
bic for the call are W. W. Dawley, Thomas
Cochrane and Mrs. L. w. Irvine
r. d. MacLean and Marie Prescott, zwh
onen their engagement in ST. Paul next sur
day evening at the Metropolitan opera house
will appear in something that is entire
new. something that is a complete novelty
''L'ADSintheur'' is the title of the play to b
given by them. 1t is the work of Miss Marie
Prescott. and was written by her especial
for herself and Mr.. MacLean, and, althoug
they have only been playing it a short time
they have already won with it great dist inc
ton and unlimited praise.