St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS IN a NUTSHELL.

Local Assebly 2e32 of shoemakers held an
ordinary meeting last right
Seats for to-day's performance of Golden
Hair are on sale at the Metropolitan.
The Ladies Branch 1861, o. l., gave a social
Entertainment ct Westmoreland hail yester-
dayatternOon.
Casee OF diphIheria at 1854 Edgerton street
and 93i York street were reported 10 the
health Office yesterday.
E. II. Atwood, OF st. Cloud, and Senator
Crinnell, of Kasson, were callers at Supt.
Kiehle Office yesterday.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Rose c. Bremen and Otto A
Reminder both Of this city.
a small fire occurred on Fairfield avenue
last evening, destroying barn belonging to
the ice company Damages nominal.
Seats for the Ludwig testimonial concert
at the Grand opera house next Monday
evening can be had on application at the box
Office.
Adjt Gen. Mullen went TO Lake City yes
terday to secure accommodations tor the Ma
tionaI Guard encampment, which opens on
June ,.
The municipal court session yesterday
morning was a very brief one, two DRINKS
being fined $40 each, and two vags were or
dered TO quit town
The meeting OF the park board called for
last evening did noI take place. owing 10 the
absence of quorum. The board will meet
next Thursday al 1:30
The ladies of Grace NJ. E. church will
give strawberry and ice cream sociable in
that church. corner Burr and Minnehaha
streets this friday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
1 Sheriff +. d. Kohler, of Mcleod county,
cashed voucher yesterday for taking Will
lam Creeger to the penitentiary. Creeger was
sentenced from Glencoe for larceny. He is
booked for six years.
aThe 81. Paul academy of science will meet
at the high school this evening at o'clock.
The annual election of officers will occur
and reports will be given on university ex-
tension, museum, finances, etc.
The South Park Dramatic club VIII give its
soiree Mt Bryant's hall tonight. The dancers
will trip to the music of the South st. Paul
band and free motor will carry their city
friends home in the morning.
The Observation-Disclosures company incor-
pOrated yesterday with a capital stock of
Sl25.00d. The incorporates are Norton NJ.
Cross, John s. BradsTeet. j. y. Cross, Dex-
ter ThurDer and Charles Bodger
The Northwestern Town Lot company was
incorporated yesterday. with capital stock
of 100000. This is a St Paul organization,
the incorporates being John 5. Prince, Will
lam d. Kirk and James E. Moore.
Detectives Kraft and Sandell of Kansas
City. passed through St Paul yesterday morn
ing with prisoner wanted in Kansas City
for robbery. Weaver is a deserter from the
army and an all round crook He was cap
tured by the detectives in Chicago.
Custodian Pat Egan, of the city hall and
court house. was yesterday exhibiting to his
friends very handsome gold-headed UNI
brella, the gift of the Civil Engineers Soei-
ETY. of st. Paul. The present was made in
recognition of Mir. Egans able services, and
bears suitable inscription.
The various Grand Army posts will attend
memorial service nj the Grand opera house
next Sunday morning at II o'clock. There
will he specially arranged musical pro-
gramme. Nine. Heitzmann, Oscar LIenau
and Prof. Rodenkirchen viii give selections
The sermon subject will be, I'm Memoir, of
Lincoln
The concert given last night at the Bates
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church by the
Orpheus Choral club was well attended The
selections given were received with favor by
the audience most of the numbers being en-
cored. Great credit is due the club for the
preparation and successful carrying out of so
pleasing and artistic programme.
Christopher Ludwig, an old resident of St.
Paul who has lived at $40 Minnesota street
for many years, died early yesterday morn
ing of paralysis. Mr.. Ludwig has lived in st.
Paul continuously since 1855. The deceased
was the owner of good deal of valuable
property in the vicinity of Tenth and Robert
streets. The funeral viii occur from the
cathedral, Sunday morning at o'clock. Mr.
Ludwig leaves a wife and two daughters
The Wilbur Opera company is indeed a
magnet, its drawing powers are unlimited;
the Metropolitan has been packed at every
performance this week. 'Nanon' will be
seen only three more times-to-night, to-mor-
row matinee and night. The company is
very busy preparing for the production of
the, new opera Princess Toto that is to be
presented i'll this city next Sunday night Re
served seats are now selling at the box Office
for next week.
The bricklayers' international union, of ST.
Paul, reinstated one member last night adj
mitted three by card and received an appli-
cation for membership. The committee APP
pointed for the purpose at the Toronto con-
vention in January are about to establish
branch of the International union in Chi
cago, there being only local union there
This grows out of an application made by
the bricklayers of Chicago to the union here
1t is, in fact, reinstating the old branch of
the international union in that city.
one performance of Lewis Morrisons
"Faust' is all that st. Paul viii have an op-
portunity TO see, and that one will be sun
day night No actor of the present has a
more fitting setting for his stage picture in
scenic surroundings and novel mechanical
and electrical experts, than has Lewis Nor
rison, for his finished conception of ''The
Devil, = which it is conceded by all, is one of
the best character studies of our modern
stage. 1t is probably in the climax of scenic
effects i'll the Brochen scene in the fourth act
that Mr. Morrison is seen at his best show
ing the delight OF "Mephesto'' in the riva Is
of his imps amidst the heart-rending cries of
the lost souls of earth. The entire produc.
ton is full of merit not only for its scenic
worth and stage effects. but for its stage
work by Mr. Morrison and his company.
Patterson Bros.
Have removed their Dental Offices to
Schultz Block, Corner Seventh and
Jack son. Elevator entrance on Seventh
street.