St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
.Alichaels

'The Forge in the Forest" .......... .Michaels
Synopsis-(a) AT Night.
% Daybreak.
(c) BY the Brook.
Ia Clock Strikes
(e) Prayer.
~ The forge.
Potpourri- "Offenbachiano". 80. .Boettger
Gallop-"Bravour' '...................ko enig
LAKE NOTES.
At the Lafayette: J. w. Pomeroy, Jr.,
Jacksonville. Fla; Milton Grigg, j. Z.
Freiberg and lady, A. G. Long, Mrs. Gen.
Hammond and family, st. Paul; j. Gal
lagher. Minneapolis; II. II. Hayward and
wife. Louisville. KY; Mrs. Kaiser, Miss NJ.
A. Kaiser. William Ryan, Miss Imogene
Ryan, Miss Belle Ryan, Dubuque, Ia;
Harry Rubens Eugene Prayer, Charles
Stein, Charles V. Heittoe, Ii. Leaven and
wife Washington Hesing and wife. Chi
cago; William III. Deere, New Orleans.
George L. McCrocker, o. S. Baylies. Des
Moines, Ia; DR.. Allen Leaning. New York:
c. p. Foot and wife, Ii. A. Casper, F. Ge-
zelSchap, Milwaukee; A. n. ReybuIm.
George Wiegand, St Louis; Richard Gregg
and wife, Cannon Falls; Rev. l.. A. Got
wald, Jere Carl, York, Penn; Frank L.
Fitchett, Keokuk; Hy Hewitt, Colne Eng
land; Jack f. Seldominge, A. X. HoStetter,
Eplonata, Penn; +. f. Schmalz, Paul
Steimmatz, Ed Teider, ID. Bogaard. Mus
catine, Ia; Mrs. Z. A. Chapman, Belle
vue, o.
AT the Lake Park: S. T. Cary, st. Louis;
NJ. NJ: Hodges. Jennie Hodges, +. j. Lamp
son, Peoria, H.; b. J. Normand, Dallas,
Tex; j. III. COnkey and wife, Minneapo-
lis; Mrs. and Mrs. l.. w. COnkey, James
Conkey, Chicago; Prof. Hugo, II. NJ.
Moeller, Louisville, KY; ]. S. Perry, st.
Paul: Mrs. Cogue, Miss McCogue, Miss
Elder, Illinois; +. S. Woodruff, Erie, Pa;
ii. ii. Hart, st. Paul; ID. Jamessand lady,
Minneapolis.
AT the Excelsior house: Mrs. John c.
Chifferle and family. Mrs. George Walker
and family, st. Louis; William Armstrong,
Minneapolis; NJ. j. Maluch, San Antonio,
Tex; George Kolbrock, 0skaloosa; J. ID.
Ferne, the Misses Fannie, Grace, Daisy
and Violet Fene, Ottumwa. Ia; S. II.
Butler, Ada l.. Butler, Galesburg, H.: III.
Blethen, Minneapolis; w. j. Sanborn, Da-
kota; c. II. Davis. Chicago.
Col. Plat b. Walkers large tent was
shipped to the Shady Isle house yesterday.
and will be put up for the accommodation
Of Capt. Rockwel;s guests. A platform
will be built in the tent and twenty-four
couples can dance easily upon it.
The excursion complimentary to Capt.
Mcdonald, Clerk Cantwell and Engineer
Cutchfield of the City occurs tonight. The
boat leaves Excelsior at 7:25 and will make
tour of the Upper lake. The gentlemen
deserve liberal patronage.
The Bell Hops and walters of the Lafay-
cite will have their weekly base bali game
at the Lafayette this afternoon, and the
Lake Park boys will 20 to Hotel st. Louis
and play championship game.
Washington Hesing, proprietor of the
Stats Zeitung, Chicago, and wife, arrived
at the Lafayette last evening and will Te-
main few days. They are en- route to the
Yellowstone park region.
The Lafayette postofIice stamp arrived
yesterday, and Postmaster Wilcox will from
this time forth count up his commission.
There are on an average $50 letters daily
sent.
ID. G. Ryan is expected to be on hand to-
day to run the restaurant on the Belle.
The restaurant on the City will be running
again soon.
A. II. Bode and party of fourteen en-
joyed moonlight ride with Capt. George
West on the Why Not.
The guests of the Excelsior house will
enjoy moonlight excursion on the Star this
evening.
A large party of st. Louis people will
reach the Lafayette to-day for fhe season.