St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-14

builder Gaul a machiniSt, and Besttie
liyeryman. The men are appointed TO I'D
vacancies caused by the promotions OF foul
patrolmen to be sergeants.
The house committee on public accounts
took trip through the various state offices
yesterday No report has been made yet.
Mary Ioberkorn and Henry Adams were
adjudged insane by the probate court yester-
day and ordered taken to the Rochester
asylum.
'Publie Schools is the subject of the rab.
bis lecture at the temple this evening. Sery-
ices begin at 7:3) o'clock sharp. All arr
welcome.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health
Office yesterday at 306 East Winifred, 30 Mid
way. 15l4 Capital and 46j Bancroft streets:
diphlberia in Swede hollow.
The National Investment Com pany OF Du-
luth, capital stock $4,000. was incorporated
yesterday by Charles w. Hoyt Charles F.
Lamb 3. C. Dent. II. p Smith and Lucien
A. Barnes.
The suspected robbers of the Alexan drii
postoffice have been jailed at that place and
will be given a hearing before United States
Commissioner William r. Tillotsen. at Moor
head. Monday.
The Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Vaudeville. Wright county, fled
articles of incorporation yesterday John
Marohm is president, Andrew Korpke secre-
tary and Rev. j. S. Hertrech pastor
John c. Stuhman has been elected as dele
gate from the tin. sheet iron and cornic9
workers union to the national convention,
which meets at St. Louis the 18th inst. He
| is instructed to secure next years couven-
| ton for ST. Paul if possible.
Poun S-ofoa hac ham
for the effects of Andrew j. Hoban, by order
| of Judge Egan, at the request of William H.
| Timer. II is also ordered that Patrick j.
Kavnnagh. as assignee of Hoban. transfer
all property and effects over 70 Spates as re-
ceiyer
Z. &. SeVensen. OF Belgrade. appeared be-
| fore United States Commissioner William A.
! Spencer yesterday and entered into a recog-
| nzance in the sum of 800 for his appearance
before the federal court, to stand trial on an
| Indictment tor selling liquor without gov
eminent license.
| The Lilliputlans played to another large
house at the Metropolitan opera house last
| night. Their great spectacular success, ''Ths
| Pupil in Magic is a decided success. They
| will give bit four more performances at the
| etropolitan-tonight. Saturday matinee and
night. and the last time Sunday night.
The sale OF seats for Nat C. Goodwin's en-
| gagement next week opened very brisk at The
| box office of the Metropolitan yesterday
| morning which is an indication that this
| popular comedian, in his latest legitimate
| comedy success, "A Gilded Fool" will play
to an enormous business at this faTorite
| playhouse.
At the convention of school superintend-
ents recently held in Boston, Snpt. Gilbert
read paper entitled 1.-THE Coordination Of
| Studies.' The paper attracted wide atten'
| ton, and Mr.. Gilbert has been earnestly re-
requested by Supt Bright. of the Cook
county schools. 10 repeat it at an early da te
before the teachers of Cook county.
demonstration lesson on eggs and ONE
| lets-soft- boiled eggs shirred eggs, creamy
omeiet orange omelet, escalloped egys-wiu
be given by Miss Thomson this afternoon at
o'clock at the rooms Of the Young Women's
Friendly asso ,iation. Seventh and Jackson
streets A lesson OH cereals and breadmak-
ing will also be given in the evening at 7:30.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
will celebrate the eleventh anniversary of its
organization Tuesday evening next, by Civ
ing an entertainment in Cretin hall a good
| musical programme will be presented. the
! numbers being taken by members of the So
ciety exclusively, and Rev. j. NJ. CIeary, Of
the C. T. a. Z. of America viii deliver 81
address.
The master horseshoers of St. Paul, under
their newly organized charter, meet tonight
at Labor hall, No % East Seventh street at
7:4j prompt. for the transaction of important
business and final admission Of charter men,
bers After this meeting m lster horSeshoers
will only be admitted by ballot, as provided
by the constitution o f the union.
On the night of March 1 Peter Corran, a
lum5erman residing at Chippewa Falls, re-
ported to the police that he hal been robbed
of 5000 while asleep in the union depot.
The police officials. as in each and every
case of robbery reported to them. at once said
was no such thing. Chief of Detectives
McGinn has been working on the case since
that time. and now claims that if Corran Was
robbed he did the act himself