St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-18

| low house site. The additional counsel TO
defend the stOne-arch bridge will probably
be reparted then. as il seems to be desired
TO keep the names secret until the council
may give its consent. The water board
will meet on Thursday evening. with is
routine program, and the board of education
on Wednesday. The park commission has
few December accounts yet unaudited,
and may agree 10 meet on Saturday, but
this Is by no means certain.
The amusement record of the week Is
briefly told in the advertising columns.
At the Grand the musical ex-
travaganza Inside Out" with Fred
Solomon as star, will be the attraction
for the first half of the week. BARLEY
Campbell's new play, ''Paquita," will nil
the last half. The Sutherland sisters will
be the prime attraction at the dime museum.
with the usual good stage performance
and freak exhibit. The real event. to a
large class. will be the annual benefit to
w. w. Brown at the Comique on Friday
evening.
THE LEADING SOCIETY EVENT
Of the week will be the Caledonia clubs
observance tonight of the memorial day of
the poet Burns. A banquet and dance at
the Nicollet house will properly and hand
somely mark the day. The club will give
its regular monthly entertainment on Tues
day evening, a feature of which will be the
presentation of a gold medal 10 the Thistle
Curling club for annual competition.
Thomas Hastings will read paper on to-
bOgganing. The NicOllet club will give an
emanOn tomorrow evening. On Wedne-
day evening Minnehaha lodge of lOcOmY
tive engineers will dance at Leland rink.
Miss Jennie Whitcomb will give a swell
german on Thursday evening at 255s
Bloomington avenue. l.. Il. Plummer post
will give an entertainment on Thursday
evening.
Two important organization meetings
will be held during the week The Mime
sofa State Horticultural society will hold a
three days session at Harrison hall. begin
ming on Tuesday. 1t will be an interesting
meeting. and has already been fully out
lined. The second annual convention Of
the state department of the Women's Relief
corps auxiliary 10 the G.. A. X. will be held
on Friday at G. y. Morgan post hall. New
officers will be elected and installed. and
routine business transacted. Several G.. A.
Il. meetings will mark the week. and a
Sons of Veterans installation will take
place on Tuesday at Morgan hall.
DIR. Sample will furnish the paper at the
meeting of the ministerial association this
morning. The liberal ministers will not
meet again until February. A newspaper
clash between the two organizations will
probably be avoided by the former and dis
cussed by the latter.
President Atwater of the Minneapolis
board of trade will announce the standing
committees of the year at the regular meet
ing this morning.
The weekly meeting Of the directors of
the exposition will be held to-day and an
effort made TO push the selection of a site TO
finish. While the West siders do not de-
spair, there is every indication the Winslow
house site will triumph.
Regular meetings will be held to-day of
the GroceTs' union and several other organ
izatiOns whose time of meeting is on Mon
day. Tonight the Union league will elect
officers.
1t is proposed. if nothing should arise to
prevent. to give the electric motor final
test to-day. In such weather and with the
heavy fall of snow, the test will be a crucial
one and if satisfactory there is no reason TO
further doubt il.