St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-22
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN a TRECE.


u.P. Allen, of Appleton, is guest at the
Clifton.
e. j. Weinberger and W. Willerton. of
Chippewa Falls. are at the Clifton
Scarlet fever at Highwood station and
diphtheria at $40 TuScarora street
The Ram>ey ,unty public institutions
were visited yesterday by committees OF me
grand jury.
The sale of seats for the PATTERSON Florence
engagement opens at the Metropolitan box
Office this morning.
The state bark examiner yesterday issned Il
certificate TO the Redwood county Dahk 10
do business at Redwood FANS, WIN capl'ai
stock $1,000
DR.. Gillette will deliver a lecture upon
Emergencies of Childhood ut the People
church parlors this afternoon at O'Clock
Admission free.
John Cain who was injured in logging
camp near Hinckley some time, ago. was
brought to the city last night and placed IN
ST Joseph's hospital
Pat Shanahan, of West St Paul, was ar
rested at South St Paul yesterday. He be-
came intimately acquainted with Nike Gahan
and other law officers in the tussle
Regular meeting of Acker Post ut Post
hall, corner Seventh ana Wabasha, this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock sharp ms IS muster
evening. All Grand Army men invited.
The woman who was killed by Great
Northern train at the Dale street crossing
Tuesday night has not yet been ldenuheu'
The body is ut the Washington street morgue.
Prof. s. P. Wait of Fort Edward, N. Y,
Will deliver q free lecture t0-nl+ht al tne
parlors of 1856 North Exchange street. on
1.-THE Origin, Nature and History OF the
Soul
Secretary Tams Bixby. of the Republican
state central committee, yesterday sent OUT
circular calling meeting OF the committee
of one hundred" at the Hotel Ryan, Tuesday,
the 9th inst.
c. A. Morey, of Winona. director of the
normal board e. W johnson. editor OF the
New Tim Review; Hon G. L. Rouse. and
Albert Hagberg, partner of John Linz, were
callers at the capitol yesterday.
Another audience was delightfully."- enter
tanned by the Doutney gospel and temperance
meeting at Leiderlafel hall, West SIDE, last
night-both in speech and song. several OF
The singers made short speeches Tor temper
auce.
footpad attacked Paul Kleist near the
House of Bope church. on Fifth street, at 4
o'clock Yesterday morning Instead OF de-
Ivering over his valuableS Mr. Kleist showed
hight. and the highwayman TOOK 10 his heels
FOR safety.
If the present weather continues it Will be
I'm order for the state historical society to
purchase all the sleighs in the city ana FORM
a display of mementOes and relics OF the
Minnesotan glacial epoch, which Is evidently
passing away.
NJ. Nj. U Neil. I6leSIdDH Opclalol- SOI
FUN of bad liquor last night and attempted 10
engage in pugiistic contest with w atch-
man DugaL of the German American DanK
building. lie was PULLED III and charged
with assault and battery.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent S. G. Smith. ID. D.; vice PRESIDENT w.
J.. Wilson; treasurer, ID. d. Merrill. secretary,
H. Knox Taylor; executive tommlttee,
Nathan Ford, Rev Nj. D. Edwards. H. I.
Lewis, Rev. A. j. D. Haupt, l.. 5. Armstrong
Andrew Peterson.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
dav with the secretary of state by the MIME
apolis Brass aud Iron Manufacturing com
pany, with capital stock S25.0N The IN
corporators are John Ii. Robertson, Henry b:
Brand, Frank E. Barrett, Ed ii. Barrett. Paul
W. Letter, and A. E. Hoyt, all of Mime
apoiis
Resolved, That we accord our appreciation
of the successful laDors OF Rev. Il. X; rms
cher during the past eight years in the city
of St. Paul as city missionary ana Blole
agent We have seen his courteous. GIFTS
tian bearing. his consented devotion, ana
his untiring zeal. In his voluntary retire
ment from the work to seek the benefit OF
change OF climate for his family. we, Shall
follow him with Our sympathy ana our
PRAYERS and we cordially commend him TO
the confidence and fellowship of all Chris
tlan workers everywhere.
The following cases were argued and sub
mItted in the supreme court yesterday: May
appellant Anna K. Mintzer. appellant, VS..
ST Paul Trust COMPANY, administering. etc.,
respondent. j. L. oeSchmaker ct al, re-
spondent VS. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls d
Northwestern Railway Company ct al, APP
pellant Thomas F. McDermott ct al. re-
spendents, VS.. Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls d
Northwestern Railway Company ct al. ap-
pellant
Admirers of good acting. good music,
handsome scenery ana costumes, together
with all abundance of comedy, will have an
opportunity for enjoyment at the Metro
poiilan tonight, where the De Wolf Hopper
opera company will present "The Lady or
The Tiger" one of the brightest works i'll the
entire field of light opera IL possesses story
that is both dramatic ana continuous IN an
interest that is never allowed to nag, TO-
gether with music Of the bright and catchy
order, scenic effects that are pleasing to the
eyeand costumes exceedingly rich in design
and tremendously blended. In ''The Lady
or the Tiger Mr.. Hopper is particularly hap
py his role of Pausanius, recent OF Sparta.
giving this artist opportunities for the DIS
play of his talents, not only as comedian,
but as an actor as well, while the other char
Acters in the hands of the Misses Fox,
O'Keefe, Cornish; Messrs. Seabr0oke, Stan
lev, Klein, and others will be ably rendered,
and in conjunction with the large and mu
steal chorus making an entirety that would
make entertaining any opera, even did II MOI
possess the intrinsic merit of "The Lady Oh
The Tiger"