St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-23
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY STRAY SHOTS.

The Ramsey County Poultry club will meet
Wednesday evening, May -, at O'Clock, at
HOS Pioneer Press Building,
Apnblie meeting under the auspices of the
total abstinence societies OF the cathedral
parish will be held at CreIin hall this evening.
II is probable that several more suits will
be instituted against the street railway COM
pany in relation to e failure to operate the
cable on Selby avenue.
An effort is being made to reorganize the
Police Mutual Aid association, which was re-
Gently Gisbanded II will be started out on L
much better basis than before.
The Lady Henry Somerset W. C. T. Z. will
meet in Farwell hail this afternoon. En-
trance to hail through Howard, Farwell &
Co.'S music store, Third street.
meeting will be held i'll the West Side
opera house this evening for the purpose Of
taking steps toward organizing a court Of
FOrresters in that part OF the city.
Gen. Ord Post. No. %, G. y r., viii attend
the Central NJ. E. church on May - INST
with the Soldiers Relief Corps and Sons of
Veterans, and cordially invite all visiting
comrades and all old veterans to attend.
The Young Peoples Association of the
Memorial English Lutheran church Will give
a concert al Standard hall next Thursday
evening" The programme is a very fine one,
and Contains the names of the best talent of
the city
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. IS. Regu-
lar Army and Navy Union of the United
States will hold a special meeting Tuesday
evening at clock in the Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and WabaSha streets. The gar
riSon is making arrangements TO give ball
June 10 At ArmOry hall.
ga large lot of sports went out of the city
yesterday to enjoy the doubtful pleasure of a
dog fight. II will be observed they went out
of the city. The question is whether they
will find it necessary to leave the city under
the reform. The committee of fiftY-fve said
nothing about dog fights i'll their platform.
= grand revival of Hazel Kfrke" will be
presented IT the Metropolitan opera house the
latter half of this week. beginning Thursday
evening, with Miss Ehe EllsIer. c. W. Coul-
dock and Frank Weston in their original
characters. aided BY most capable com
pany. The sale of seats for this engagement
opens At the box Office this morning.
The peerless queen of burlesque, Corinne,
with an excellent company of fifty people,
begin an engagement of three nights and
LdllLtC III tAiG hGlIOBQllttH OlGIst lOuSS w.
night presenting her latest and greatest bur
lesQue. Carmen Up to Date" Corinne has
always been great favorite in this city, and
she viii no doubt test the capacity of the
Metropolitan during her engagement
Hon. c. D. O'Bren did not pass a very
pleasant night on Saturday at his summer
residence al While Bear. At l o'clock in the
morning he was aroused by a strong smell of
all aStir The sitting room was on fire. The
blaze had caught from the fire and the floor
ing was ablaze. 1t required but few mo-
ments to extinguiSh the fire and it was found
the damage was very light.
The Limited Mall was given in the pres
ence of the usual large Sunday crowd at the
Grand last night 1t IS by no means Il new
play to a st. Paul audience, having been sue
ceSsfully presented here before But it was
received with all the enthusiasm of a novelty
and was applaUded at every turn. 1t is after
all very bright and entertaining play.
crowded full of effective situations and
clever mechanical devices, in which e!ec-
tricity plays an important part. The COM
pany is about as before and number some
very capable people. Limited MALI will be
given for the remainder of the week, with
the usual maunees.
Edward Lloyd, the distinguished English
tenor, whose appearance at the Peoples
church on Tuesday evening. June ?. has al
ready been announced, has been singing dur
ing the last week in Chicago at the great
musical festival under the joint management
of the Apollo club and the Thomas orches-
ira. Mr.. Lloyd will be assisted in his con-
cert in St Paul by distinguished talent, in
Guiding Miss Carlotta Pinner prima donna
from the Court theater III Berlin, Germany,
and Frank May. the favorite basso from the
popular concerts of London, England. as
well as Miss Dora Yaiesea Becker, violinist
well known as the favorite pupil of Joachim,
and Mrs. Carl Martin, pianiste This consti-
tutes an aggregate of talent not often secured
for the concert season III St. Paul. The sale
OF seats will open Monday morning, May 30.