St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-15

doy evening.
Miss Anne Watkins. of Holly avenue. is
| spending the summer at the Eastern resorts
She viii be at Newport during August.
The case of Johi, Provoncher, charged by
| F. E. Nash with appropriating diamond
ring, will be heard in the police court
| July 81.
Robert Wilson was arrested ON warrant
| last night charging him with having de-
stroyed maliciously large sign advertising
| the jockey club meeting.
! !, The annual election of officers of the Lad
| Somerset union will be held Monday after
noon at O'Clock, July %. at Farwell hall
All members should be present.
4. G. Sommers, president of the Nebraska
EDITORIAL association, telegraphed the GLOBE
that the excursion party of twenty Nebraska
editors will be i'll Sc. Paul today.
The examination OF Mrs. A. NJ Smith and
Charles Hennig, charged with the murder of
Edward Hoppe on July 4 was continued in
the police court yesterday until this morning.
Oscar Frederick Seebach was granted a
commission. through the adjutant generals
office yesterday to be second lieutenant of
Company 6. First regiment, of the Minnesota
national guard
@. Lunde the East Seventh street saloon
keeper charged with selling liquor to Charles
Wilson, a minor. was in the police court yes
terday 10 answer the charge. The case was
continued one week.
The Virginia City Improvement company,
OF Duluth. with capital stock of $50. 600. and
the Winthrop Grain and Mil! company, of
Winthrop, with a capital of $4,000. were in
corporated yesterday.
Sunday, July II, the people of White Bear
will give public picnic near the lake shore
station of thu st. Paul & Duluth railroad, at
White Bear lake. The Hungarian bano will
give concert afternoon and evening.
There will be raspberry and ice cream
festival given on Tuesday evening, July Is,
by the members of the organ committee of
the Church of the Messiah upon the rectory
lawn. corner Of Fuller and Kent streets.
Rev. G. B.. Edgar. former pastor of the
Sterling Place church, Christian denomina-
ton. Brooklyn, N. T.. visited the city 4yester-
day guest Of P. B. Groat. He is en- route to
Tacoma, Wash, and will spend his vacation
on the Pacific coast.
James Mcdonald. an employe at Cooks
livery stable, was arrested last evening,
charged with larceny Mrs Whitney, who
lives at pol MeBoal street, left handbag
containing $40 in buggy at the stable, and
Mcdonald, who found the satchel, is charged
with the larceny of the money.
Mrs. William Golden. accompanied by her
three children, left yesterday for a two
weeks outing at Lindstrom This lake is
rapidly becoming a fayorite summer resort
Tor ST. Paul people, and e. A. Whittacre,
wife and sister also went out on the same
train for a few weeks stay
The W. c. T. q. ladies will not 60 by steam.
boat to Rest Island July IS Willard cottage
cornerstone will be laid at II a. M. before the
boat could reach there. Excursion tickets
for parties OF ten for round trip (S250) can be
procured over Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, leaving St Paul at 7:25 a. m, return
ing any day at IL D. M.
regular meeting of the newly organized
Minstrel cl ub will be held at Westmore
land hall, Tenth and st. Peter streets, this
evening at O'Clock. instead of at Whitney's
music rooms, as heretofore announced All
members are expected to be present. as the
club expects to rehearse for the entertain
ment to be given at White Bear Saturday
evening.
There will be an exhibition of physical cul-
ture this evening at the Hotel Lafayette,
Minnetonka beach, under the direction Of
Miss Jessie II. Bancroft, of New York city,
assisted by the following named patronesses:
Mrs. E. b. Wakeman, Mrs. George II. Part
riddle. Mrs. John harrington, Mrs William
F. Graves. Mrs George odlum. Mrs. H. M.
Lazef1e.
Plans are pending by which the president
OF the State Forestry association hopes to be
able to secure the use of the institute build
ing at the fair grounds during the fair for
the convention of the American Forestry as
ISOLATION. The convention will last but one
dow orad ~ icf I,oi into
Jerry Rusk to be present and deliver short
speech.
Judge Kerr of the ramsey county district
court, yesterday fixed the bail OF j. F. Ross
bach at $500. Rossbach is charged with
murder in the third degree. in that he killed
Gibbon with an axe and has been twice
tried the jury disagreeing both times. Ross
bach declined the offer of the state to pie d
guilty to lesser crime and take a sentence
to the reformatory.
Eugene A. Bassett, who was recently con-
victed in the United States court of sending
circulars through the mails of the prohibited
class, under the name of DR.. Mantei. and
which advertised medicines for criminal
purposes. was yesterday sentenced to the
Saltwater penitentiary at hard labor f +
three years. Sentence was imposed by Judge
Egerton. Bassett will be taken to the peni-
Tertiary this morning.
The part of Wilfred Denver, in which
Louis James will be seen in 1.-THE Silver
King" at the Grand next week, is one of the
longest parts ever written, and keeps the
actor who plays it constantly before the ALL
dience. The story of the play Is one that at
once appeals to all humanity, there being
more than the usual amount of heart interest
found than in similar plays, and it is to this
fact that the great measure of success of the
play belongs. THE Silver King has had
many presentations in this city, but it can be
safely said that never with cast made I'D
of such material as that in Mr.. Lifts COM
pany Of players, and next week should be
the artistic as well as the financial success of
the summer stock season.
The souvenir event at the METROPOLITAN
opera house last night was swell affair.
The house was packed and each lady re-
ceived photograph of Miss Jennie Winston
in character. The opera was enthusiastic
cally received throughout. Donna Juanita"
will be repeated tonight. tomorrow night
and the only matinee of this opera will be
given Saturday afternoon. The last act,
where the adults are disguised as children
and the children as adults is feature that
will be enjoyed very much by the children
and, no doubt. the house will be packed
Saturday afternoon. A big production of
''Pinafore" will be given by this company
all of next week, beginning Sunday night.
Seat are now selling at the box Office for
next week.