St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-07
SAINT PAUL.
THE TALK OF WEDNESDAY.

There will be a meeting of the Tilden club
this evening in the old municipal court at
o'clock.
Col. E. II. Milham, who has been confined
70 his home with painful swelling OF the
knee Joint, IS improving, and will be oul IN d
few days,
Do not fail to hear Rev. Moses huli' the
eminent Bible scholar, lecture at central
bou Savnnth and cedar streets, next Friday
evening.
There will be a stereopticon entertainment
showing views of the Holy Land and the
life of Christ at st. Peter Clavier's church,
opposite Itice park. Thursday evening. Inc
entertainment will be conducted by Kew. L.
D. Casey.
Henry Neu. blacksmith on the West side.
said Yesterday that the German people in the
Sixth ward are in favor of Aid. Melady TO
succeed himself in the council. He expressed
the opinion that whilst there are one or TWO
who might receive a complimentary vote, yet
Aid Melady will surely carry OFT the honors.
In addition to long list of new buildings
TO be erected this year, given IN sunday
GLOBE, another very important edlhce was
announced yesterday, to be built by =. D.
Marvin. of the Crescent Creamery company
The new building is to be erected at the cor
ner of Broadway ana Third streets, and Will
cost $4,000.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank J. Waterous returned
Yesterday from long visit at BfahtIoru,
ont where the father of. the Waterous
brothers. OF South Park, died afew months
ago The deceased carried on one OF the
3 leading steam engine manufactures OF on-
,tario, and his sons are following MS 1901
stems here. giving their attention pripclpaAy
10 fire apparatus.
Mr.. Underhill. the great monologue artlst
of New York, will have a crowded mouse III
midsummer Nights Dream at the, feople
church tonight 1t should he noted that MI
Underhill is an elocutionist and an actor.
He reads, and does not sing the lines. frol'
Baldwin. who plays the organ, furnishes pre-
ludes and interluoes, but the entertainment
cannot be described. II must be heard.
The United States circuit court was IN ses-
sion Yesterday, with Judges Sanborn and
Nelson on the bench. In the case OF William
M Campbell against The Duluth, South Shore
x Atlantic Railway Company. a motion was
made to dismiss the complaint, and also one
for leave to amend the complaint; these mo-
tions were taken under consideration after
argument In the case of The Milwaukee
Harvester Company against Peterson, argu-
1,,ei,t WAS heard on motion for leave to
amend the answer.
Mark Murphy, who will be seen next week
at the Grand opera house i'll "O'DoWd's
Neighbors,'' was formerly of Murray and
Murphy, of+'Our Irish Visitors" fame. For
the present season he has selected as the
medium in which to appear as star music
al farce. comedy skit, the title OF which.
"ODoWds Neighbors,' suggests the Hi
bernianfavor that permeates it. The three
acts of laughabe absurdity are rlchlyseasoned
with dances, music and singing, and the
whole is presented by company that is SAID
to be most capable.
The astmatinee of ''Sinbad," by the Amer
lean Extravaganza company, will be gwen at
the Metropolitan opera house Saturday after
noon, and the final performance viii occur
Sunday night. The theater was again
crowded last night by a delighted audience.
This company will not again be seen III st.
Paul for over a year. After the present tour,
which will end in five weeks, 1t goes into re-
hearsal for the new extravaganza, Ali Bahia.
or Morgiana and the Forty Thieves" The
sale of seats for the week indicates that the
capacity of the theater will be reached at
every performance.
Annie Ward Tiffany. the well known irish
comedy actress who is deighting the theater-
cellent portrayal of Peggy Logan in her sue
cessful play THE Step-Daughter' will be
seen at the Metropolitan for one week, be-
ginning next Monday night Whoever re-
members Miss Tiffany as Biddy Roman IN
nShadows of Great City, will be sure to
like her even better in this part, which is
especially suited to her powers. The sup
porting company is an unusually competent
one and the scenic effects elaborate and real
1stic The sale OF seats opens at the box Of
flee this morning.
Charles F. Mattock who has been police
officer for a number of years. was lodged in
Jail yesterday to await a hearing in the pro-
bate court today touching his sanity. He has
been a little bit unbalanced for some time,
and was put on the sick list for the past
seven months. he has been in the habit OF
giving some annoyance to street car conduct
ors lately and importuning attorneys to
bring suit against the city for an imaginary
wrong Yesterday he appeared on the street
in full uniform and wearing white helmet.
When Capt Cook asked why he appeared on
duty without being assigned to beat, he
claimed that he had been made sergeant,
with 4 beat from Cedar street to the street
car barns Capt Cook made affidavit in the
probate court to the effect that he deemed
Mattock fit subject for restraint and he
was taken to jail by DEPUTY Sheriff Reuben
Clcwett.