St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-21

decided in herfavor, Effie Ellsier was mulcted
in 1885 costs, which she viii have TO pay to
Howe aud Hummel, Brooks & Dickson's
lawyers, unless an appeal reverses the judg
ment against her. Judgment against Miss
Ellsler IN favor OF the defendants was en-
tered in the county clerks Office last Thurs
dsy.
With reference to the advertisements Of
certain parties who have reserved seats on
sale for the Boston Ideal engagement, Man
ager Scott desires It understood that tickets
and good sittings may be bad at the box
Office of the Grand. at regular prices, for any
performance Of the engagement
IL the new opera, ''Fanehonette," to be
given by the Boston Ideals tomorrow night,
Marie Stone appears in the role Of French
millinsr, and opera singer, and peasant
In the latter role she wears hob-shoes and
dances like Dutch hayden. In the same
opera Barnable appears as n butterfly. We
thought be had struck his limit some time
ago but in the latter role he is said to Law
over the deck.
The new roller skating rink built by Com
modore Davidson and located on West
Fourth near Wabashaw street, will be thrown
open 70 the public tomorrow evening. This
is one OF the largest, most eonYenient aud
substantial Kinks in the United States and
no expense has been spared 10 make it as
nearly perfect as possible. The opening will
will be gala occasion and the attendance
will no doubt be immense
II Tony Pastor lives till January next--aud
it looks very much as though he WILT will
be just twenty years since be looked through
a burnt cork mask; in other words, since he
"blackened up" to use professional phrase.
The place was at Deagle's varieties, st. Louis,
Mo-; the occasion, at his own benefit His
first experience with burnt cork dates away
back to 1876, when be and Charlie White
were 10 be seen at Barnum's museum, Broad
way.
Rose Eytinge writes from Montana that the
handsomest house, the only brick one at
Deer Lodge in fact, Belongs TO Butte City
gambler. Remarking upon tito her escort,
who was a local pioneer, she said: 'Indus-
try and economy evidently lead to wealth
here as well as anywhere else" "Yes'm,"
was the reply. Especially II ye deal a square
game and travel well heeled." The actress
did not waste any more proverbs in that d.
rectiOn.
Prince Colonpa, the prospective husband
Of Miss Eva Msckay, daughter Of John W.
Maekay, is of an old Roman family, which
counts among its members Pope Martin V,
many grandees Of the church, and the poe
tess, Victoria Colonna. The prince Is said
10 be an accomplished young man who
speaks English fuently aud who is well sup
piled with this worlds goods Miss Maekay
is twenty-twO-s pretty girl with sdsrk eyes
and auburn hair.
This being the farewell season OF the
Boston Ideal Opera company, speculation is
rife as TO what will become of the members
after their disbandment. II is understood
that Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald viii sing In
London next season with Henderson, and
that Mr.. Barnabee viii reorganize his concert
company. In this connection the query
naturally arises, where viii the irrepressible
Foster, the business manager Of the Ideals
go! We have solid tip from the chief en-
gineeT OF a certain tropical air line route as
TO which direction he will take, but as the
weather is a little chilly 10 do the golden
fame act We won't give the snap away.
Pancho-Koo, who has the record of being
''the greatest performing monkey in the
world, " the property Of the Shedman Broth
ers, proprietors of Shedman's Canine Para
dox Troupe aud Monkeys, has had to lay up
for while in consequence of having had to
have a tumor removed from his head, which
seemed TO have formed there soon after be
carried on his deyiltry at Miners East-Side
Variety theatre some time ago, when be
made his escape and got climbing over the
tops Of houses and telegraph poles, and
finally fell 10 the ground and broke his arm.
Mr.. DAILY continues TO make money With
'Loye on Clutches, " and the play has proved
50 popular that 1t is by no means likely to be
Withdrawn for good while to come. Its
abundance of humOr, its briskness Of action,
its general refinement and the admirable.
way in which it is presented and acted, insure
protraetion Of its present prosperity. II is
now one Of the most enjoyable performances
in New York, and deserves all the lavish
praise that has been bestowed on it.-Large
and well pleased audiences are still to be
seen at the BijOu opera house nightly. Adonis
is making money, and will run until after
the holidays.