St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
TIPS AND TALKS.
Maror Mright is cxneoted bome lhis "

Mayor Wright is expected home this morn
ing
Capt. Charles Schmidt wel-known in
army circles, is dangerously i'll with erysipe
las.
The Two Sisters will show the trials of
the bad sister and the rewards OF the good
one at the Grand today at the matinee, and
for the last time tonight.
State Auditor Biermau yesterday received
the statement of the receipts of The st. Cloud
normal school for the quarter ending Jan.
81, 1893. The total was S65S8S.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
j NJ o Grady for the erection of two-story
frame dwelling on Watson street near Vic
toria. The building will cost $1,000.
The last two performances of Augustus
Pitou's great meiodrama, The Power of the
Press, will be given al the Metropolitan
opera house today, this afternoon at 30 and
tonight at s:l5.
James Taylor, arrested two weeks ago on
charge of keeping d gambling house, had his
case again continued in the police court yes
terday. Taylor has $500 bail up for mis- APP
pearance on March |.
DR.. Alex \. Carson will address a mass
meeting of the.young men Of st Paul in the
Ford music hail tomorrow afternoon at 30.
Besides the address there will be a good pro
gramme of music. All young men are in
yited TO attend
The examination of Albert Swanson and
Charles Levy charged with attempted burg
larry at Olson's tailor shop, came up in The
police court yesterday. The young men were
held to await the action of the grand jury,
and In default of $1,000 bail were committed
to jail.
Three OF the buyers of the Dickinson com
pahy left for New York last evening 10 pur-
chase a stock Of dry goods for their Mime
apolis store. This is the outcome of the clos
ing out of their st. Paul business. occasioned
by the safe of their lease as outlined in the
GLOBE of last Sunday
While party of ladies were coasting on
Sixth street last evening a man with his feat
ures concealed by a handkerchief accosted
them and made an indecent exposure of his
person. The screams of the ladies brought
to the scene q gentleman who was passing.
and the fellow ran away.
The health commissioner has issued an
order instructing employees of the depart
ment to discontinue receiving orders for the
collection of garbage as we'll as complaints
against the garbage company by telephone.
Hereafter such complaints must be made in
person or in writing.
An eight-yearOld lad named Louis Kater.
owich was arraigned In the police court
yesterday on charge of incorrigibility. The
boy resides with his parents at Isl East FAIR
field avenue and the complaint was made by
his parents. The case will be investigated
by Judge Twohy this morning.
With a single exception, all of the western
Union operators who were discharged
Wednesday were reinstated to-day The rea-
son for the discharge is given in the rein
statement, each man on being sent to his
key again being required to sign an iron-clad
statement that he does not belong to any
union and agreeing not to join any union in
the future.
Some months ago T. A. johnson mortgaged
a lot OF personal property to Carl Weber.
Among other things was pool table valued
at $50. On Feb. p, according to the COM
plant, the pool table was sold to Charles
Lnde. johnson was before Judge Twohy
yesterday charged with disposing of mort
gagged property. The case was continued to
Feb. %.
Hoyt never wrote funnier affair than "a
Trip to Chinatown" which opens at the
Grand tomorrow night, when people will
laugh at the hYpochondriac and enjoy the
discontinue of the gay old boy who didn't
dine with the Widow Guyer. Aside from the
funny conceit of the comedy, there are
series of musical numbers that are bright
and catchy, and the entire performance goes
wi! snap and vigor that does not permit
the merriment of the audience to flag for
single moment.
Eight Bells Introducing the famous
acrobatic comedians, Brothers 5yrne, Will be
the attraction at the Metropolitan opera
house for the entire week, beginning tomor-
row night Eight Bells" is a novelty.
Nothing like it has ever been seen here be-
fore. 1t combines within itself a musical
comedy, farce comedy, a pantomime,
spectacular play. besides whistling, burlesque
and other items which help to make material
constructed for laughing purposes Only, and
iii all the authors and players fully succeed
because the audience fairly yells with delight.