St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-10
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day, Sept. 10, at p m, in the high school.
Its requested that all members be present.
Judge Egan has dismissed the order to
show cause in the case of Matte II. Sniffen
against John j. Coleman ct al 1t WAS sought
TO require G. Ii. Benedict to file an answer IN
the case
Rev. S. n. Griffith, of Hamline, will read
paper before the Methodist preachers meet
ing Monday afternoon, at the Central Park
church, on secular Culture VS.. Christian
Culture
Stephen Collins, charged with stealing
watch from William Butler, of White Bear,
will have an examination i'll the police court
Monday. In default OF $1,000 bail, he was re-
manded to Jail.
Two performances of Leaves OF Sham
rock" today and tonight. Tomorrow night
Marie Hubert Frohman begins four nights
Stay in. The Witch.'' story of the witch
craft days of Salem in 1892
William Gilmer, of Brainerd, yesterday
filed lien with the secretary of state for
$500 upon the property of the Mississippi &
Northern Railway company. The lien is to
satisfy claim for contract work performed
upon the road.
Frances Montoun, a sixte en-year- old girl, was
arrested by Ducas street officers last night
charged with vagrancy. The girl was found
wandering about in the storm. and said she
had no place to go. The police say she is
wrong in her head.
Grand Master Workman Southworth and
Grand Representative Eckstien have signi-
fed their intention to be present at the
A. .. Z. w. excursion OH the river Saturday
evening. The boat leaves foot of jackson
street at O'Clock sharp.
The annual reunion of the surviving mem
bers of the Second regiment, Minnesota
volunteers. will be held at ST. Peter Sept. 16
and H. and an interesting programme has
| been arranged for the occasion. The Nicol-
let county fair will be in progress at the same
time.
The regular mems meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association will be hello to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in Y. nj. c. A.
hail. Lowry arcade. Rev. C. B. Wilcox, d. D.,
| pastor of First Nj. e. church, of this city, will
address the meeting. All young men are
| especially invited.
The Lake of the Isles Realty company. of
Minneapolis. filed articles Of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday The
company has q capital of 500, CO. and the III
corporators are +. A. Pratt GARRISON Lind
| ley, William b. futile, Edward B. Nichols
ana Robert D. Coke
Eliza Rittmaster asks $500 damages from
the St Paul City Railway company for per-
sonal injuries. She was riding on an East
Seventh street cable Car July 10 last. While
alighting at Forest street the car jerked,
throwing her to the street. injuring her hips,
arms, chest and head.
The next stated meeting of the Minnesota
commandery. Loyal Legion, will be held at
the Hotel Ryan. st. Paul, Tuesday evening,
Oct ii, 1892 when paper may be expected
from Chaplain Edward ID. Neill, d. D., upon
columbus and the New Movement of Com
merce.''
Abbott & Tears Comedy company has
made big hit and played to successful
business at the Metropolitan opera house
this week in their great comedy success,
"Niobe." The play will lie presented for the
last Two times at this theater today. matinee
and evening.
The sale of seats for the concert to be
given by Reeves American band at the Peo-
pies church next Tuesday evening opens at
a. m. this morning at Dyer's music store.
The Reeves band hos a reputation which it
has won by downright artistic work during a
quarter of century.
The statement made last week that the
new organ in the church of ST. John The
Evangelist was not ready for use was an
error. II should have read lis now ready for
use" 1t was used last Sunday for the first
time for several months and is very salts
factory. 1t is one of the best organs in the
city.
Judge Cornish has dismissed the order to
show cause in the case of JoSias X. King as
administrator, against Mary Mccarthy ct al.
The application was to punish the defend
ants for contempt in keeping possession of
real estate which was the subject of the nc
ton. 1t was sought to secure a second trial
of the cause by the application to show
cause.
Rev. ". s. Vail will postpone his propose
second sermon of the series now OH hand,
ana will preach on Whittier the Man, the
Poet and the Liberal Theologian." The St
Anthony Hill orchestra will play an espe-
cially arranged organ voluntary OH instru-
ments. and the "Andante Religioso'' of Sull-
van. Miss Carman, of Chicago. will sing 20,
Holy Night and Father of ALL
James Hallett was arrested by the police
with brick in one pocket and a revolver in
another Thursday night. He was standing
near Seventh street jewelry store, and the
officers say he intended to throw the stone i'll
the window. grab handful of jewelry and
skip. Owing to the difficulty i'll making this
charge clear, Hallett was cha rged with carry
ing concealed weapons He will be given
trial Monday.
Sunday evening Marie Hubert Frohman
will begin four nights engagement at the
Grand, presenting her famous colonial
drama, 1.-THE Witch The play is founded
on the Salem, Mass, wltchcraft delusion,
and is said to be wonderfully realistic pict-
ure of life IN New England under the Blue
laws. 1t is interpreted by cast of twenty
four, and special scenery showing historic
localities in Salem is used in the production
The much talked-of farce-comed Y, "Hoss
and Hoss, will begin four nights engage
ment at the Metropolitan Sunday evening
The company has at its head as stars the
greatest combination Of comedians ever pre-
sented to the public. Charlie Reed and
Willie Collier both are originators. and are
without an equal in their peculiar line of
comedy. Since its advent the play has been
a most distinctive success. The company is of
the same mold as the stars. and numbers in all
twenty artists of rare ability, among whom
the most prominent are Arthur Z. Moulton
(who was last seen here with Frank Daniels),
j b. Gentry. Dan Baker, j. w. Myers (who
is great baritone singer NJ. l.. Stickert T.
r. Murchie, j. c. Clark, David A ndrada and
an excellent quar- tette, Louise Allen Cthe
original kangaroo dancer) Adele Darlington
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