St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY PICKINGS.

Ida Siddons viii give matinee at Hilton's
today.
E E. Neidenhauer was sentenced to thirty
DAYS at the wOrkhouse yesterday for stealing
pair of pants from Louis Raymond.
James Flynn Statesman. examiner of the
department Of justice of Washington city, is
in the city, investigating the accounts of the
courts and federal officers.
The river rose four inches yesterday over
its mark OF Sunday Sergeant Lyons expects
his predicted rise of from two to three feet
this week, and thinks it will reach fourteen
feet by Friday.
The Catholic Total Abstinence socie ties
viii hold public meeting in Cretin hall this
evening. DR.. Heffron viii deliver an adj
dress. A choice musical and literary pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Do not forget that the pleasing entertain
ment of The Gathering of the Clans is to
be repeated at the Metropolitan opera house
tor the last time on Friday afternoon for the
benefit of the babies home. Secure seats
sarly
Pentecost services will be held at the tenn
PIE, corner of Tenth and Minnesota streets,
a! 30 o'clock this evening and at $50 to-
morrow morning. The Wednesday morning
exercises including the solemn confirma-
ton services, viii be especially interesting.
AT the meeting Of the ministers of the city
yesterday, a committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the revival to be con-
Ructed by Mr.. Mills March next year. The
committee consists of Dr. E. P. IngerSoll
Rev Frank Doran, Dr. s. C. Smith, Rev. r.
A. Carnahan D. D. Merrill, II. Knox Tay-
lor and C.. Quinby.
The Chief Rangers of the Independent
Order of Foresters in this city, will meet to-
Dlorrow evening at the Office OF Henry Johns,
corner Fifth and Cedar streets, TO make the
arrangement for the celebration of the
Eighteenth anniversary of the founding of
the order in this country.
meeting of business women will be held
al Halls library, i'll the Endicott arcade.
Thursday evening. The object of the meet
Ing is 10 discuss The propositions of two Chi
rago land syndieates. These syndieates are
In the control of women, and the bonds
Issued by them are solely for the benefit of
women.
Judge Kerr and Capt. Castle have received
letter from the Illinois association, of Min
neapolis setting forth that all former resi-
dents of Illinois. living in st. Paul, are in
Fited to unite with the association in enter
tanning those from Illinois at the Republican
convention. The headquarters of the asso-
citation are at 256 Sykes block. Hennepin av-
Enue.
A jolly party of pieknickers spent yester-
DAY at Birch Lodge, the White Bear home of
Truman IngersOll. The party was ehaper-
Dned by Mrs. Beecher, and consisted of
Misses Kibbie, Wright, Guthrie, Castle, Up
ham and Weed. and Messrs. Thompson,
Deacon, Wright Will and Charlie Farnham,
Hunt. Reid and IngersoI.
George Tkatcher's MINISTRIES and Rich &
Harris Comedy company. in their great COM
bination of minstrelsy and farce comedy nov
Billy entitled Tuxedo. played to a packed
house al the Metropoliton last night. The
show has made n remarkable hit. 1t is really
giving better satisfaction than any show that
has been presented in st. Paul this season.
The musical numbers are superb. and would
no great credit to the best operate organiza-
lion in America. Tuxedo will be repeated
again tonight tomorrow matinee and night.
The remains of Mrs. Johanna Nash an old
resident OF st. Paul, were buried from ST.
Mary's church Sunday. Mrs. Nash was the
telict of the late Patrick Nash and had re-
eided in ST. Paul for over forty years. Mrs.
Nash was the mother of John Nash, of San
Miguel CAL, and Mrs. T. ]. O'Connor, of
Portland Or. The palIbearers were N. j.
DCohnor, Timothy Reardon, Michael
D'Brien, Thomas Howard. Nicholas Hendy
and John Dowlan. A large number of
friends followed her remains to Calvary Gem
etery, where she was laid by the side of her
husband.
Jacob Lit arrived in the city yesterday
from New York, panied by Miss Annie
Lewis and the members of his stock com
pany. Mr.. Lift is highly elated with
Haworths new play. "A Nutmeg Match"
and says that aside from the leading role of
Cinders. in which Miss Lewis is to star
the play is full OF strong interest and most
Fetching comedy. Kehearsals began yester-
nay at the Grand under the immediate direc-
lion of the author, and will be continued
daily until Sunday night when full-dress
rehearsal will be given prior to the regular
opening of the summer season Monday
night.