St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-20
DULUTH'S TEMPLE OPERA.
70 Be Opened To-kcrfow Evening by
Rose Ccg1lan.
FINE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Y,I, C. A. Corveation---Street Railway
Magnets Visit The zsnith
City.
sneninl 10 tie Globe.

Special to TIE Globe.
DILUTE, Oct. 19.-The talk of Duluth
for the y; st week has been the opening
of the magnificent Temple opera by
Rose Coghlan tomorrow evening. Since
last January, when the Grand was
burned to the ground, the city has Deeh
literally without place of amusement
of the higher order. and thus an appe-
lite has been created which amounts TO
pos ii e craving for a theatrical BAN
Quet. The Temple Is one of the hand,
som st structures, both In lis eXternal
app .arance and internal arrangements;
in G!le country. The architects Vls1te0
al the principal theaters III the East
q d selected the latest and best adapta-
iIons, both as to stage and scenic appll-
ances and comfortable SeatingS. blend
ing them together and creating In the
Temple model in every sense. Add 10
this all experienced and able
manager In DR.. George b. Hay
cock. with A. NJ. Miller Jr. as
assistant and a corps of trained ushers
and supernnmeraries, and Duluth has
every reason to be proud of the enthu.-
siaSm she feels. Already the sale OF
seats eXcels anything ever before at
tanned in the city, reaching to-day S2,600
for the opening. with every prospect
that the $1,000 figure will DO passed be-
fore the curtain rises and displays the
elegant mounIingS for 'JOcelYn," with
Miss Coghlan in the title role. Many OF
the most prominent theatrical managers
of the country have signifed their IN
tention of being in attendance, while
the city promises to pour out such
throng of beauty, fashion and we'll
WiSherS as never before tiattered man
agement or encouraged so beautiful ana
talented an actress as Miss COghlan is
known to be.
YIN. &. A. CONVENTION.
Or Thursday next, the cath, the sey-
enteenth annual convention of the l.
NJ. Z. 4. for Minnesota and the DakotaS
will be held in Duluth. 1t is expected
now that fully 500 delegates will be IN
attendance, making it the largest gath-
erlDg of the association ever assembled
in the Northwest. Preparations by
local committees are we'll under way,
if not completed, and everything
that a generous and hearty welcome
can assure will be offered 10 make the
gathering successful. a special train
from st. Paul and Minneapolis Will
reach the city on the opening day,
bringing. it is estimated, no less than
200 from the dual city. Other delega-
tons will visit the city from Illinois,
Kansas and Wisconsin, while DIR. IL.
Grottan Guinness, the great London
missionary, will also be in attendance,
as all advocate OF the great work under
taken. Revs. DrS. II. A. Heath. OF 81.
Paul, ana II. G. Mabie, of Minneapolis,
nave also written that they will be here
TO take al active part in the proceed
ingS.
STREET RAILWAY MAGNATES.
This morning patty of thirty dele
gates to the Minneapolis convention of
street railway directors reached Duluth
over the st. Paul " Duluth road and
were guests at the chamber of commerce
during the day. The party was purely
on sightseeing bent and was shown
about the city by residents generally.
Manager A. 5. Chase, of the Duluth
street railway, took a number of the
party over the present line and showed
them the proficiency it had attained
within nominal two years, and also
pointed out the extensions and improve
ments contemplated. Some of the visit
OrS remained over and attended ban
Quet given by the Commercial club at the
Spalding house this evening, but
majority returned to Minneapolis in the
afternoon. To all the party, as to
everybody else who has visited the city
within a year, Duluth was a ''WOnder-
full young city,"
A CHANCE FOR NEWSBOYS.
The Duluth Office of the GLOBE will
give Overc0ats, coal, -four, hams and
Shoes TO the boys selling the most
papers between this date and Christ
mas. 1t will pay you TO call at the
office, next door to the pOstOffice, and
see the layout. The offer is bOna-flde
and the prizes speak for themselves.
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
General Manager Fisher, of the Duluth 4
Winnipeg, now makes his headquarters in
Duluth.
The Indian commission departed for
Grand Portage on the steamer Barker yester-
day. Dr. Whiting and the interpreters alone
made up the party. which will be absent
some two weeks or more.
United States Marshal W. N. Campbell,
WAS in the city again last evening.
The Australian election law will be given
its first trial at Duluth on the 25th, when
special election Will take place TO provide
for the issuance of bonds for park purposes.
1t is understood here that all federal ap-
pointmentS for Duluth are held up TO
await the result of the annual election In
February. The faction" eleeting its mayor
will dish out the loaves and fishes.