St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-28
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
s. C. Stickney returned yesterday from New
York.
St. Luke's Aid society will meet with Mrs.
Charles Brunson Burr street. Friday after
noon al . p. m.
The case of s. Jensen, charged with steal
ing an overcoat from William Moennich,
will be heard in the police court Monday
next.
The Beethoven String Quartette will give
concert this evening in Ford Music hall. An
excellent programme has been prepared for
the occasion.
judaism and the Modern Social Move
ment" is the subject of the Rabbits lecture at
the Temple this evening. Services begin at
1870 o cloc sharp.
j. NJ. FinneSan, well known both in st.
Paul and Minneapolis, has gone TO Dubuque
to spend a few days. He will be domiciled
at thu Julian hotel of that city.
Col. d. A. Monfort, who has been cashier
of the Second National bank for the past
several years, has been elected president in
place of E. S. Edgerton, recently deceased.
The Burr Street Loyal Temperance legion
will give an entertainment, consisting of rec
itations. singing etc.. at Grace NJ. E. church,
on Burr street, near Minnehaha, this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The preliminary examination of p. E.
Irwin, charged with attempted rape was
continued in the police court yesterday to
May 4. The continuance was granted al the
request of the county attorney.
rather unique affair will be the ball at
Grays hall, Saturday evening. 1t is for the
benefit of poor unfortunate who has not
met with the most brilliant success in life's
battle against the viciSitudes of fortune.
Three minor building permits, aggregating
$500, were issued yesterday. The foundation
plans for the auditorium were also filed with
the building inspector, and it is expected to
follow these with full plans in day or so.
concert for the benefit OF the music fund
ofPlymouth church will be given in Ford
Music hall Saturday evening by the church
choir. The organization will be assisted by
a number of other musical organizations and
singers.
The members of the st. Paul Football club
will meet this afternoon for practice on the
grounds of the club. opposite Kittsondale,
and it is expected that there will be large
number Of members and friends of the club
present
An office has been started for the Audi
forum by Manager johnson in the chamber
of commerce. 1t is hoped by the friends of
Mr. johnson that he will make a success of
his new venture and obtain some new feat
ures for the Auditorium.
THE Struggle of Life" continues to draw
good business this week at the Grand, and
to please the lovers of sensational melo-
drama with its picturesque and elaborate
scenery and stage mountings. Il has the
merit of being we'll put upon the stage in
every way.
very important and valuable lesson on
Food for InYalids''-cream toast, cracked
wheat, fruit mushes beverages, sea moss
blanc mango and koumiso-wiil be given by
Miss Mary c. Thomson this afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the rooms of the Young Women's
Friendly association, corner Seventh and
Jackson streets.
Last night an immense pile of stones in
front of the Stone Jewelry company, on
Jackson street, in the GilflIan block, was
illuminated by lantern placed there by the
policeman on the beat. The stones covered
large hole in the sidewalk. 1t is expected
that the city authorities will cause repairs in
the sidewalk at that place.
On the evening of May 2 the Commercial
club will hold meeting, at which the bust
ness matters of the club will be gone over
and the trade label matter adjusted. On the
same evening DR.. Reed of the regular army,
will deliver lecture on the subject of THE
Bacillus of Cholera" II is expected that
there will be number of other medical men
| present, and 1t is probable that the subject
| will be discussed by many others.
The trial of F. L. McGhee, the negro attor-
ney. and Anna Davis who are charged with
forcibly entering the warehouse of one
| Smythe and removing goods belonging to
| the Davis woman, will come up in the police
court today. Mr.. McGhee said yesterday thai
| the Democratic county attorney had refused
| to issue q warrant in the case, but Third AS
sistant Corporation Attorney Chaplin had
| considered it his duty to issue one. McGhee
said the whole matter was tempest in tea
| pot
Next Wednesday is the date for the regular
meeting of the board of insane hospital com
missioners at Fergus Falls. but in conse
| quence Of the legslating out of Office of the
| recent commissioners and the failure on the
! part of the governor to appoint their success
sors, it is not known wh9t will be the out
come of the bids for the improvement of the
| Fergus Falls institution. to the amount OF
| S3S, 900, which has been authorized. There
is virtually no one in charge of the hospitals
at the present time except the superinten
Dents
Bobby Gaylor who comes to the Grand
next week in sport McAllister" has nc
peer in the dramatic profession in his pecu
| liar line of work. He has a most peculiar
! voice and quiet seriousness of manner and
| a generally unctuous way that is attractive
and, though he has been widely copied and
initiated, no one has ever been able to tel
the story of William Tell of THAT Mai
Duffy" with half the effect of Gaylor. "Spor
McAllister' is said to be by far the best thing
he has ever done, and it is also said to be
Imaginable throughout. He has good sup
| porting company, and The satire of the ''400''
goes with screams of laughter
The Bostonians will appear at the Metro
politan opera house ali next week, beginning
Monday night. They will present during
their engagement here robin Hood three
| performances and two performances each
will be devoted to the two new operas 1.-The
Knickerbockers'' and THE Ogalallas'' that
| will be presented for the first time in this
city. The company this year includes the
following well-known favorites: h. c. Bar
nabee. W. H. Macdonald, Tom Karl, William
A Holland, Edwin Hoff. Eugene Cowles
George rockingham. Peter Lang, Jessie
Bartlett Flora Finlayson. Camille d Arville,
Fatemah Diard. Josephine Bartlett and Jose
phne Watizinger. The sale of seats was
very large at the Metropolitan opera house
yesterday. and parties desiring choice sit
tings for next week will do we'll to secure
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