St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tomorrow evening Hon. Ignatius Don
nelly will lecture at the Lyceum in reply to
Col. Ingersoll.
Every one who listened to Col. Ingersoll's
recent discourses seem anxious to become
acquainted with Mr. Donnelly's views on the
subject, and a crowded house is assured.
Col. Ingersoll viii be present and occupy a
box.
1.-THE Chimes of Normandie'' will be sung
1T the Lyceum tonight by the Park Opera
company. Among the principals are such
well-known people as Juliet Morco, Charles
Huntington, Hamilton Teiley, j. H. Jones.
Miss MAYHEM, II. i. Reeves. A chorus of
forty voices and complete orchestra Seats
for sale at box Office and also Dyers. Sum
mer prices, - and 80 cents.
The Pence VIII be dark all this week, ex-
repting Saturday evening, May 30. when the
Black Pearl and Tom Murray will have ten
round contest for one-balf the receipts and q
hide bet of S100 Next Monday June /, the
last week of the season Will be ushered in
and Harris Boston Vaudevilles will then APP
pear for seven night and three matinees.
This company is one of the best in America,
and Manager hilton, who has seen them,
personally guarantees the performance. He
lays it is as clever an entertainment as he
eVer saw. Seats are now on sale.
1.-THE County Fair has jumped into popu-
ar favor. and was witnessed by an overflow
Ing house last night. The engagement is for
the entire week, including next Sunday
night. Matinees to-day and Saturday.
Denman Thompson and George Ryer were
most fortunate in framing their popular
play of the Two Sisters, y at the .Bijou, in
producing piece, so thoroughly American
In scene and character. A large house wit
Messed the production of the piece last
evening To-day at 2:30 will be given a
ladies' and children's popular priced matt
nee.
Owing TO the closing of the 1.-TWO Sisters
company on next Saturday, Immediately
after the matinee performance, the popular
Bijou was left without an attraction for next
saturday night Sunday matinee and Sunday
hight, but at the request of a large number
f prominent citizens Manager Lift has ar
langed the present for the benefit of his
many p3trous a unique entertainment of
hypnotism mind reading. Fifty prominent
physicians have been invited TO attend the
Saturday evening performance and scientif-
lcaliy inspect the wonderful workings of the
professor. The entertainment will be bright
laughable and pleasing, and no objectiona-
bic features will be introduced
The lngersoll lecture at the Lyceum Friday
evening, Will again test the capacity Of the
handsome theater. Quite a large number of
Jeats were disposed of yesterday. a large
number of which were sold to residents of
Bt. Anthony Park and St. Paul The mem
bers of the law class of the state university
have reserved an entire section, and will at
lend the lecture in body. The subject the
Eloquent colonel has chosen for the subject
bf his discourse for Friday evening is the
Same one which he so successfully delivered
lt the Metropolitan opera house, in New
York. to the largest audience that theater had
over seen. The New York press in one ac-
eord Showered on the oratorical genius the
highest enconiums fol- his able handling of
The subject. In the course of the lecture
Col. Ingersoll may reply to the wordy attack
Of Golightly Morrell, delivered in recent
yermons Good seats are yet to be had, and
should be secured at once TO avoid the crowd
ut the doors.
The Uncle Tom engagement at the Biiou
next week promises to be a great event, the
kale OF seats opened yesterday, and already
Uncle Tom production, Manager Thearle
will present the most elaborate presentation
Of the popular play seen in some time The
scenic effects of the production are said to
"a q faat11ra