St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

HELD by the Enemy will be at the Grand
next week
The members of the Austrian band are
stopping at the Clifton.
The committee on streets of the assembly
meets tomorrow evening at Z 80 o'clock.
The park board meets this evening in regu-
lar session at 7:30 O'Clock at the city clerks
Office.
Scarlet lever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from Lake Park, Ham,
line avenue, SIS Reaney street and SIS Holly
avenue.
j. MCFARLAND, one of the men who robb ed
G. A. r. veteran Monday evening, was yes
terday given sixty days in the workhouse by
Jud ge Twohy.
Lecture by Hon. c. D. O'Brien. for the ben
eft Of the House of the Good Shepherd, on
the work of the order. Cretin hall, Dec, %, at
s o'clo exp. m.
The Waseca Light and Power company,
with $4,000 capital, and the West Minneapo-
lis Supply company. $4,000, filed articles of
incorporation yesterday.
The case of Michael Miehlitsch, charged
with passing forged check on Michel q
Co., was continued in the municipal court
yesterday until Saturday morning.
John St. Anbin, the man accused of TO b
bling till ON West Seventh street in August,
was remanded in the municipal court yester-
day until today, bail being allowed in the
sum of 500.
Burt Bell a former bartender in st. Paul,
was yesterday committed to the Ramsey
county jail to await the action of the federal
grand jury on charge OF selling liquor to an
Indian in Becker county.
There viii be a meeting this evening of all
lodges in the Twin Cities of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. corner of Seventh
and Jackson, to be addressed by Vice Grand
Master j. j. Hannahan.
Secretary Hart, of the board of CORE cGons
and charities, has received letter from II.
NJ. Hill, of Tacoma, Wash, who is interested
in the formation of board of charities in
Washington, and who asks suggestions from
the Minnesota board.
Lovers OF the standard or classic drama
will have treat the first four nights of next
week at the Metropolitan, when Thomas W.
Keene and his excellect company will be
seen in Richard ILL., 'Richelieu" and
Louis XII" The sale of seats open today.
Midland and Emanuel Iverson, who live in
Rushford, were brought before Judge Twohy
in the municipal court yesterday, charged
with breaking into TWO hardware stores in
the town OF Rushford. They pleaded guilty
and were bound over to the district court for
trial
Rudolph Aronson's Opera company tonight
begin an engagement of three nights and
Saturday matinee at the Metropolitan. They
will present their latest musical success,
''Uncle Ceiestln." The advance sale has been
large, and prosperous engagement is as
sured.
Pat Burns, J. NJ Welch and his wife were
charged in the municipal court yesterday
with disorderIy conduct Burns and Mrs.
WEIGH were found by police officer in
compromising position, while Welch was
locked up for being drunk. Judge Twohy
fined all three defendants SIS each, or thirty
days in the workhouSe.
An attractive wedding will occur at South
Park at o'clock this evening when Walter
Holmes will lead to the altar Miss Una
Bryant, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leu
II. Bryant. Rev. William c. Rice of the
Clinton Avenue NJ. L. church, will perform
the ceremony at the residence of the brides
parents, co Tner of Graham and aThompson
avenues.
Or. Thomas. who speaks at the Poop le S
church next Saturday night, viii give red
hot discussion of current question ULder the
taking and comprehensive title social
job OF skinning should go and see how tn e
other fellow is lamDooned. 1t will be we'll
DONE as Thomas, with all his sweet theology,
has one of the most blistering tongues in
America.
'Red Riding Hood will be produced at
the Grand this afternoon for the benefit of
the free dispensary. The part of Red Riding
Hood will be assumed by Miss Adah Haw-
kins. The operetta will be excellently
staged. and the performance is under the
auspices of Mrs. W Il. Merriam, Mrs j. B.
Tarbox, Mrs Maurice Auerbaeh and Mrs
Ansel Oppenheim.
great effort is being made by the Nor
wegian and Danish Baptist church to make
the musical entertainment to be held az the
First Baptist church, corner of Ninth and
Wacouta streets. next Saturday evening, a
grand success. very fine programme has
been prepared. Some Of the greatest cOmpO-
sitions of the best French. German and
scandinavian artists will be rendered by the
best home talent. MeSsrs. Baldwin. Colville,
j. F. Merrill Mrs. Colyille, Mrs. Agnes Hall,
Miss Alness ana the AppOlo society, of Min
neapolS, will take prominent place. The
undertaking is worthy of good support