St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-01
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

ity in the probate court yesterday ana or
dered to the Rochester asylum
The Iron Exchange bank, of Duluth, has
been authorized 10 open its dools for ousi
ness today by Bank Examiner Kenyon.
The Minnesota eommandery of the Loyal
Legion will give a reception and supper al
the RYAN hotel the evening of the 14th prox-
limo.
The Wornan's Christian Temperance Union
of East Grand Forks filed articles of ineor-
poraiion with the secretary Of state yester-
day.
An omen meeting of the st. Paul Theosoph-
Zeal society will be held this evening at room
1913. Globe building. Subject: ''Reinearna-
ton"
The graduating class of the state univer-
sitv law school. numbering fitty-four, VIII be
admitted to practice by the supreme court
Friday.
4 regular meeting of the board of educa-
zion will be held this afternoon at o'clock
In the office OF Inspector Auerbaeh, Pioneer
building.
Frank Roeller has begun an action against
George j Flint and Others to torecloSe Il
mortgage for SIS upon lot 4, block OF Syl-
van Heights addition.
a DeGlll9 u hOllC1 AlANSANSNNN -
hold economies for the worlds fair Will be
held This afternoon at 3 o Clock, in the New
York Life building.
James W Tufts has begun an action IN re-
plevin against Max Felderbaum and jacob
RireDberr to recover possession of five steel
fountains valued at SI33
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
o6lcer Yesterday from 3S3 East Ninth street
and l55 ana 466 Sherburne, and diptheria
was reported from SO Cook street.
DIN Stolz. who has for some time passed
had charge Of the Merchants hotel cigar
stand. has accepted the same position at the
RYAN at handsome advance i'll salary.
The Hennepin Really company, of Mime
apolis. was Incorporated yesterday, with a
capital stock Of S540C0. The incorporates
are c. j. Martin, o. N. Laraway and ". ii.
Eustis
The Savings Bank of ST, Paul has begun
an action against Lille ". Marvin, Richard
f. Marvin and others to sell lot II, block
OF Stone & Morton's addiuon,to satisfy lien
by judgment for s., 227 81.
The Republican state central committee
will meet at the Windsor this afternoon at
2:3) o'clock. The place of holding the con-
vention. whether at ST. Paul or Minneapolis,
will come up for settlement.
There will be a meeting of the members Of
Company of the First regiment at the
armory this evening for the purpose of elect
ing captain and the filing of any other
vacancy that may be reported.
There was veritable rush in the county
tTeaSurers Office yesterday. The people were
taking advantage of the last opportunity to
pay taxes on real estate before the additional
penalty is added Oh June l, as is provided by
law.
Director George Seibert will have charge of
the music at the Hotel Lafayette this sea-
son. The first open-air concerts Will take
place Saturday afternoon and evening. Di-
rector Seibert vii have band Of twenty-five
pieces.
Judge Olivier, of the probate court, has set
the 9th inst as the date for hearing the pc
tition of the executors of the estate of the
late Gen Sibley, asking for permission to
close Ulp the estate as having been disbnrsed
according to law.
The city engineer reports that he has COM
pleted the paving on East Sixth street. and
that thoroughfare is now opened to public
traffic The work in paving East Third street
between Broadway and the bridge is being
rapidly pushed and will also be completed
shortly.
The great novelty. Tuxedo" will be
given its last two performances at the Metro
pOlitan opera house today, matinee and
evening. Mr.. Thatcher, with his company of
comedians and singers has made a ire
mendous hit. Tuxedo is rare entertain
ment.
The tWenty-first annual convention OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence union, of the arch
diocese of st. Paul, will be held at Cretin
hall on the 18th and 18th inst. Several new
gocieties have been organized during the
rear. and the meeting will doubtless be
large one. An inviting programme is being
prepared
Worlds Fair Commissioner Hunt and Gen.
NJ D. Flower called a meeting of the South
ST. Paul business men and appointed COM
mittee to solicit subscriptions to the fund.
The committee is Mayor NJ. Gahan. George
W. Wentworth, j. B. Fitzgerald and S. P
Atchison- The apportionment of $500 has
been raised
The Old Settlers association will hold it's
annual meeting at the rooms of the State
Historical society in the capitol today at
noon. The business session will last about
an hour, after which the members will take a
special electric train to Minneapolis, where
citizens of the Mill City.
Sir Walter SCOTS ''Kenilworthn is gener-
ally conceded to be one of the most delight
full of his romances, and all its readers will
remember how full il is of stirring situations
and thrilling effects. Miss wainwright has put
these on the stage with a splendor and brill
fancy which are said to surpass any previous
production on the American stage. She has
chosen Amy Robsart' for the name OF the
play, after its delightful heroine and will be
seen in it at the Metropolitan Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Prof. Gentry's Equine and Canine Paradox.
that will be on exhibition at the corner of
Ninth and Broadway six nights. beginning
Monday. is perhaps the most wonderful of
its kind in the United States. The intelIi-
genee of these ponies and dogs is truly great
and it is all done by kindness. Prof. Gentry
has forty-fve dogs and sixteen ponies. They
are all Shetland ponies save two East India
''horses," the only two OF the kind in this
country. The dogs comprise every kind
from the Russian poodle to the Indian cur;
but they are smart
The sale of seats for the opening night of
"a Nutmeg Match" at the Grand Monday
opens at the box office of the theater tomor-
row morning. Very little has been SAID of
the sensational realism of Haworth's play
which will be seen in the fourth act i'll the
shape of a full-sized working pile driver
operated by steam engine, and with all of
the machinery and effects used in dock
building 1t is in this scene that the great
climax ofsensationaI effects is reached, when
the villain attempts to crush the hero to
death under the ponderous weight of the
pile driver.
Special Train and Quick Time.
June 12, special train on Great North
ern to Helena for A o. U. W. $40 for
round trip. Choice of seven routes re-
turning, including Salt Lake City, Den