St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-16
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The library delivery station at VoSe'
IFS drug store has been closed for re,
l,,iirs until Wednesday, when 1t VIII
be opened at the usual hour
Yesterday was the last day OF grace
for making returns to the govern
ment officials in the matter of the in,
come tax Deputy McArdle says the
retur \ \have been very light, and that
a greAI many will have to pay the
penalty of so per cent imposed by the
law.
Yesterday morning Judge Holt fined
five bicyclists 81 or one day for riding
their wheels on the sidewalks contrary
to the ordinance. The contributors
were John Higgins, Charles, Brown,
r. b. Town, j. H. Schreyer and Charies
q. Davis.
A large party of railroad men and
cattle buyers left for Miles City, Mont,
Sunday evening, over the Northern
Pacific, to attend the cattle, conVen'
ton which opened in Miles City yes.
terday. The party numbered 100 men,
including representatives of the va.
rious freight lines.
The piano recital of GuStavus john
son, assisted by Claude Madden, vio-
linist, at the First Unitarian church.
attracted a large audience last even,
ing. Mr.. Johnson in addition to being
a fine pianist, has the faculty of Sc
lecting musical music and of playing
it in "a satisfactory way.
Thomas Desmond, the one-legged
man arrested Sunday morning at
Hopkins by Superintendent of Police
Smith and Inspector James Doyle on
suspicion of having stolen j. Costello's
buggy, was held at the central sta
ton yesterday, and will be kept there
until the police have completed their
investigations of the case.
The Woman's Rescue League met
yesterday at the Russell coffee house
and decided to establish refuge home
down town, where girls could be
taken in case of emergency. A board
of managers which included a number
of well-Snown ladies, was elected.
The new board will hold another meet
ing on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Dora Rollet. residing at 81 West
Island I'D avenue avenue! Yesterday morning lost
five $40 bills which she had just drawn
from the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings bank. She placed the money
in small hand satchel which had a
hole in the bottom. The matter WAS
reported to the police, but no trace of
the money could be found. The To-
is keenly felt, as it was all the none
Mrs. Rollet had in the world.
1t was stated yesterday that sew
eral warrants had been sworn out
against BARRIERS for keeping their
Miller. employed in the Nicollet house
barber shop, was one of the unfor-
Inmates. He will be arraigned in the
ponce court To-Day, when 1t is expected
that the other arrests will have been
made. In Miller's case the warrant
was sworn out by Charles Evers.
At the meeting of the park board
yesterday Supt. Berry announced that
he had suspended Park Policeman
Joseph Ryan, who recently figured in
Matchmaking sensation on the East
side. The matter was referred to the
committee on police and Mayor Pratt
for investigation. The report of the
street railway company showed a net
loss on last seasons business at Lake
Harriet of $3,S76.99
The Griffin & Neill stock company
has made palpable hit at the Bijou
in its thoroughly artistic presentation
OF Boucicaults great play, THE
Jllt. The company is first-class in
every respect, and contains a num-
Der of noted players. The splendid
ensemble work of the company ex-
hibits to rare degree the art of act
ing as it is seldom seen in these days
OF cheap theatrical clap-trap.
James A. Herne's great American
play, Shore Acres,'' was presented
at the Grand last evening to a large
audience. The exceptional merit OF
the play has been largely mentioned
In these columns, and the great au-
dlence of last evening was quick to
recognize it. The naturalness and
hdelity of the stage pictures pre-,
scented have never been excelled in
any modern composition "Shore
Acres will remain until Thursday.
including Wednesday matinee.