St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-25
SAINT PAUL.
BRIEFLY TOLD.

A hall will be given tonight by the Maria
Avenue Mandolin CLUB At Gray's halL
Judge Nelson has ended the term OF feu-
eral court at Minneapolis and Will so 10
Fergus Falls TO open court Tuesday
The pc ard of aldermen and assembly VIII
visit ,ne city hospital this afternoon at the
Invitation OF the hospital commissioners.
The io!nt committee on municipal legisla-
tion has finished the first four chapters OF
the new city charter. but has made no changes
not already printed.
Fire in the feed store of P. Webb, 46ll2 Kice
street. damaged the building and STOCK To 'he
amount OF 81 0 at l o'clock this morning
Loss covered by Insurance.
TIL, subcommittee to whom was referred
The underground wire ordinance WI" nnee'
this afternoon at 2:3l O'Clock The oolee-
tious Of the Western Union TelegFaph coNn'
pany will be considered.
This afternoon and tonight Lillian Lewis
will bring her engagement at the Grand 10
close with two performances OF lhetese
Raouin," a play constructed from Zolas
book Of that name by Miss Lewis and W. A
Whitecar.
&eats and boxes for the engagement Oh
..Niohe.. at the Metropolitan opera house
next week. nGklHuluR AbAANel 4'A0@-N
selling rapidly, and a prosperous week 5
business for this successful comedy Is al
ready assured.
George Robinson, James C. Nelson ana VI;
Ueauliue were arrested by Capt. LoweA
Tor di>ordegly conduct The trio ana TWO
Others. who escaped. were having tree-tor-
M, scrap in front Of the Metropolitan the
uter. when Capt. Lowell put IN an appear
anbe and stopped the battle.
The taxing of testimony as to the value of
the land lo he used fer Indian Mound park
was concluded yeserGay. The matter was
then adjourned for one week in order that
the board might consider the figures as given
by the -experts called. The board will not
determine as to the territory TO be assessed
until after the valuation has been fixed
upon.
Miss Fannie Davenport viii close her
highly successful engagement at the Metro
poIltau opera house with a matinee perform
ancc today. cleopatra" has made tre-
meudous hit in this CITY, hundreds of people
being unable 10 obtain seats TO see this mag
uidceut production last night As the per
formauce Is 81 very long one, the matinee
viii begin promptly at O'Clock. Parties de-
string good seats for this last performance OF
.Cleopatra' will do well 10 secure them
early.
Al &. Fields Famous American MinStrels
will begin an engagement Of two perform
auces at the Metropolitan opera house to-
night. This is Mr. Fields first visit to this
citv. but mis- organization is Il strong favorite
throughout the entire country. The COM
pany numbers forty people, including the
famous Frank Z McNish. AS this is the
last minstrel performance for this season at
the Metropolitan it will no doubt be literally
RatFonized.
At Germania Turner hall tomorrow even
ing the Bollman company will give an enter
tainment exclusive OF the regular subscrip-
ton performances That are taking place at
the Metropolitan. The performance will
consist of rich farce comedy, the features
of which are the constant cases of mistake II
identity which occur The prologue is the
''Stonebreaker on the Highway" followed
by 'Tne Two Relehenmuellers." 1t will be
some time in the latter part Of April before
the Bollman company will appear here again,
aud ali should take this opportunity to see
them.
Oliver Byron. an acknowledged peer among
actors of the heroic school, will, during hi:
weeks stay at the Grand, which begins to
morrow night, play THE Plunger" up tc
wednesday night, and then replace 1t with
Across the Continent" The Plunger' is
certainly the best thing Byron ever did, and
ii created an excellent impression on its ini
nal presentation in This city two years ago.
Kate Byron, as the crazy Irish widow, gives
nm admirable creation of a very difficult char
acter, aud easily shares the honors with the
star Both of Mr.. Byron's plays are full of
exciting sensatonalism and have the stamp
of public approval from all the larger cities
of the country