St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-03
SAINT PAUL.
RANDOM PICKINGS.

There were no contagious Diseases re-
ported to the health officer Yesterday.
Rabbi Hess viii discourse on the subject
Does Culture Antagonize Religion this
evening.
James H. Gle has made an assignment to
Frederick NJ. Stewart for the benefit OF gen
eral creditors
The Great Northern road will commence
running its regular summer service OF trains
TO Ajinnetonka sunday.
Sergt. Zirkelbaeb, of Dueas street station
suffered a second relapse of his illness yeSter-
day and fears are entertained for his re
eovery.
A mercurial alarm called the fire depart
ment 10 tue wholesale house Of Griggs.
Cooper < Co. last evening, bur no fire was
discovered.
There was meeting of the state reform
atory board yesterday in the office or Mayor
Smith. who is member OF the board. Five
paroles were granted.
\ number Of prominent nan from various
parts of the country were il the city during
the day, bu; they went over TO Minneapolis
during the afternoon.
The supreme court this morning will admit
the ffty-four graduates of the state university
law school 10 practice. Among them is j. I.
Helm, deputy clerk of the supreme court
The Hotel Lafayette opens tomorrow.
Capt Holeombe the manager, reports every
thing in first class order. There will be
sacred concert sunday by Seibert's orchestra a.
\ general appeal has been made to citizens
to decorate their places of business for con-
yention week. There is a general disposition
on the part of the people TO aecede TO the
request
The Columbian Elevator company, of Min
neapolis with 4 capital stock Of $4,000, was
incorporated yesterday. The ineorporators
are j F. Whallon aud u. Y. Edwards, Of
Minneapolis and P. ". Barlow. of Fari-
baulL
4 bonnet social will this evening be
given, under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeayor Of
the Bethany Congregational church, at The
church parlorS. corner CT STRIKER avenue and
Winnifred street.
The Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church
OF St. Paul filed articles OF incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
incorporates are John Teryo, Dan kus,
Jacob Ruona. John SuyanIO, John keurik-
son, John hasikka.
The hotels of this city are gradually filling
up with politicians. Today is expected to
Ryan has decorated the lobby in a tasteful
manner with flags and bunting. In the cen
ter. is huge japanese umbrella, from which
streamers radiate.
Marie Greenwood, until lately at the head
of the Marie Greenwood Grand Opera com
pany, will be the principal soprano i'll the
company which HaIlen & Hart have organ
lied for their new musical comedy, The
Idea" This new piece will have its initial
prod uction at the Grand Saturday night.
George Thaleher's Ministries and Rich &
Harris Comedy company, in their great must
cal novelty entitled Tuxedo will return to
the Metropolitan for Sunday night. This
show made a tremendous hit the fore part of
this week. and there is little doubt that the
house will be packed for their return Sun
day.
An address on ''The Ways and Means Of
Geological Observations will pe delivered
this afternoon al the high school. 1t is pro
posed to have six or more field excursions
and as many lectures during the summer.
and all interested are invited to be present
tomorrow and join the parties The specI-
mems collected will BE- given TO the Academy
of Science.
The new drop curtain. to be dedi-
Gated at the Grand Monday night with the
introduction Of Annie Lewis as a star i'll the
first performance of "A Nutmeg Match has
for its subject the well known and celebrated
picture. The Poet and the Peasant" The
draperies surrounding the picture are all
painted 10 harmonic with the decorations
of the house, and the effect produced is said
20 be quite pleasing to the eve.
Prof. Gentry's equine aud canine paradox
will appear on the corner Of Ninth and
Broadway, under tent six nights, begin
ming Monday. Matinees, Tuesday, ThuTrday
and Saturday. This is an entertainment
that everybody IN attend as it is refined,
moral aud instructive. Prof. Gentry, while
only twenty-three years OF age, has the finest
collection of train d ponies and dogs in the
United States. if not in the world, the ponies
sixteen in number. being Shetiands and
East midas, ana his white, woody dogs,
mostly Russians are very scarce, the value
of which is over $4,000. Prof. Geutry's en-
tertainment is perhaps the only one of like
character thls is endorsed by such men as
Rev. Dewitt Talmlge, of Brooklyn.
Charles Fruhman's comedians in their
great comedy success Mrs. Wilkinson's
Widows, will close their regular season at
the Metropolitan playing an engagement of
one week. commencing Monday night The
company is composed of the following
well known players: Joseph Holland,
Thomas j. Burns. Thomas W Riley,
Thomas A. Wise. John W Thomp-
son. George Drew Barrymore. Emily Banck-
er, Matte Ferguson. Annie Wood and
Adelaide Gray. This company opened the
season at the Metropolitan last August play
ing to all enormous business and made a
great artistic hit The sale of seats and
boxes opened at the box Office yesterday
morning. The take was very large and
indicates very large business