St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-11

SAUCE FOR SUNDAY.

D1phtheIia is reported to the health Office
from 643 Lafond and 100 Edmund streets.
The state historical society will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the capitol to-
morrow evening.
Gov Merriam will spend the greater por-
ton of this week hunting with friends in the
western part of the state.
The Thirteen Towns Fair association. of
Fosston, Mimi, filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. The capital stock is S50Uo
The state board of equalization met yester-
day. but adjourned until O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon without transacting any business.
Rev E. j. Funk has returned from his va
cation, and will preach at the new church.
corner Van Slyke Court and Olive street,
Sunday. :
Frances Montour found wandering about
on the West side Friday night was sent to
the House of Coed Shepard yesterday for
ninety days.
The FIRST ward Democrats will have rally
Monday night at $40 Decatur street Speeches
Will be delivered by Hon. John W. Willis
and John Cavanaugh.
The First Ward Democratic club will meet
Monday night at Liberty hall. Among the
speakers who viii entertain the gathering is
John Cavanaugh. of New York.
The trial of Lille Miller, charged with lar
ceny, was continued i'll the police court yes
terday 10 Sept IA. A jury of twelve will pass
Oh the guilt of the young woman.
j. F. Thompson. solo singer in Prof.
David Swings church, Chicago, will sing
1.-The Resurrection" by Holden at the Peo-
pies church this morning, in addition to the
programme by tie quartette.
The local lodge OF the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Iron and Steel Workers of the
United States will hold picnic OH Sept. II
at lrondale, Mimi, for the benefit of the
locked-out workmen at Homestead, Pa.
The city hospital was frightened and the
inmates cheered yesterday by donation of
excite flowers by Misses Alice Humphrey
and Edna Wellington, of the Christian En-
deavor society. and Miss Mabel Howard
Mayor Wright announced yesterday after
noon that the resignation of Rev. ID. Keane
as member Of the board of school inspectors,
had reached his office. The letter of reslg-
nation states the action is taken owing to the
reverend gentleman leaving the city. The
mayor has as yet made no appointment to
fill the vacancy.
Fred S. Bryant is preparing 10 erect a new
five-storv apartment building on the corner
of Summit avenue and Minnesota street,
fronting Central park. The building will be
ninety-five feet front and eighty three feet
deep and contain twenty apartments, varying
in size and rental values. The foundation
will be finished this season ana the super
structure early in the fall of the coming
year. -
REV. W. S. Vail will preach in the Grand
opera house this morning at II O'Clock. He
will postpone the second sermon in the
series begun on "A Vacation Visit to the
Pacific Coast and will preach, in view CT
the death of " hitter. sermon on whittier
as a Man, Poet and Theologian." The St.
Anthony Hill orchestra will play an organ
voluntary especially arranged for instru-
ments .by Dudley Buck, and All "Andante
Reiigloso" by Sullivan Miss Carman, of
Chicago. will sing so Holy Night" and
'Father of All, both new pieces.
One of The events of the present theatrical
season is the appearance at the Metropolitan
opera house for three nights, Monday, Sept.
10, OF the distinguished American actor, Rob-
ertDowning supported by an excellent COM
pany of 1egltimate-actors. For nearly dec
ade Mr.. Downing has been before the Ameri-
can public, first as the leading support with
Mary Anderson. and afterward playing OPP
posite parts with Joseph Jefferson, and for
the past five years he has starred in the iegiti-
mate drama, winning great laurels. Mr.
Downing will be seen in 1.-The Gladiator"
"Firginius," Julius Caesar and ''Ingomar,"
and they will be presented with every atten-
ton to detail, the same as given throughout
his extended engagement i'll New York city.