St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-07
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY sAUDE.:.

Col. A. S. Burt, Twenty-dfth infantry, L. .
A., is at the Hotel Metropolitan.
The Non Nobis Solum'' give their first
hop at Central hall Friday evening, NOV. H.
at $50 p. N.
The alarm at 10 yesterday morning from
Box IA was for trifling blaze at the corner
of Blair and Mackubin stress.
AT the Clarendon: r. j. Hall, Morris; A
E. Foster. Portage la Prairie; j. &. Levers
Mnlbank; +. o. Burkhardt Burkhardt WIS.
If Aid. Franklin is able to be out today, IL
will be with limp, caused by spraiu OF MS
ankle while getting off street car last even
ing.
AT Hotel Brunswick: Charles Briggs Lo
psnsnort Ind; Henry Williams, Oshkosh;
F. Connolly, Madison; Jasper CouldocK'
New York.
At the RYAN: Charles W. Mott, s. NJ. Cur
lis Milwaukee, W. S. Smith, Little Falls; r.
w. Halleck, West Superior; Charles L.
RYAN. Helena; j. \. Stacy, Monticello.
DR.. Lufkin, 555 sibley street reported te
the police yesterday that somebody hao
stolen his eleven months old Gordon setter.
The dog is registered on both SIDES ana ID
named Rex.
Last evening a baby carriage was stolen
from the yard at the corner OF sixth an :
Washington. Mrs. Jenkins coloreu
woman, lives up stairs there, ana IL pelollseu
to Il woman who was visiting her
Officer Mccarthy yesterday rounded VI
Harry Small. Tim Mahoney Ed Forest, /. r.
O'Nealv and Fred Hoffman as Migrants Ihey
were loafng about the union depot anu
claim to be walters from Chicago.
Mrs. W. E. Hoyt, Lodge 125, 6. l. A. to b
L. E.. met at Mrs. 2. j. McDonoSh's nome
and presented Mrs. W. j. Kelly with the
handsome recognition pin OF their order;
Mrs. Kelly was past first vice president anu
was aboutto leave for her ne" nome III opo-
kane.
At the Merchandise. Peterson, Marshall;
A. p. SWinford. West Superior; OlVer Qulch'
Duluth: j. II. Henry Anoka: George d.
Sadles B Minot, Duluth; k. Miller "aseca
j. L. Washburn. Duluth; 0. ID. Harell' 81
Cloud; Z. H. Dunnell, Owatonnai Z. o.
Fisk, Grand Forks; D. A Sinclair, farloaul'
John Lind, New Tim.
The next entertainment in the people
course at Market hall, under the management
of the Bethel, will be given saturday even
ing, Nov. IL and will be OF unusual merit
There will be Rotations by Charles FAR
child, duets by Misses Hale and Alcotr ana
brilliant SllSul-Ol-lluilI PSiAOA '4@'ASS
Frederick L. Bancroft.
At the tropoltan-Col. A. 5. Burt U. ).
Army; Charles Miller, Yellowstone Park; Z.
&. Ward, Eau Claire; George GULL, Omaha;
Louie Cassati, Fannie Frantzell, Spider ana
Fly Company c. W. Francis, Sioux CITY;
J. Parker and wife, 5. r. Holmes w. D..
Cooper, Chicago; w. S. Saunders, La crosse
NJ. E. Franklin, Winona; c. IL. CHESTER
MISS Fanny Chester, Chicago.
Mr.. an Mrs. Sidney Drew will begin an en-
gagement of three nights and Wednesday
matinee at the Metropolitan opera nous e TO
night presenting their great success That
Girl From Mexico" The election return
will be received by special wire on the
Metropolitan opera house stage Tuesday
night and will be read between acts and
after the performance by Sidney Drew.
Charles Dickson and his "Incog' company
will begin All engagement of three nights and
Saturday matinee at the Metropolitan opera
house Thursday evening. The sale OF seats
for this engagement opens at the box otbce
this morning. The sale Of reserved seats tor
the Elks' benefit next Friday afternoon VIII
open at the box Office tomorrow morning.