St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-23

gwen: also a talk by the pastor appropriate
to the day. The place (Ford's Music hall)
will be handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion.
Judge Twohy yesterday held Henry Bliss
to await the action of the grand jury. Bliss
was a waiter at the Merchants, and was
charged with stealing diamond ring valued
at Sl5J from the room Of Mrs G. Tyson
Butcher at the hotel
Prof Freeman. of the Winona State Nor
NAL school. is preparing to display a chart
which is to be put up i'll the Minnesota edu-
cational exhibit al the worlds fair, in Chi
cago setting forth the most prominent feat
ures of the educational system now in vogue
in Minnesota.
A trust deed was filed with the secretary of
state yesterday afternoon by the Duluth, Mis-
sabe u Northern Railway company, running
to the Central Trust company, OF New York.
1t is for the purpose of securing the latter for
loan of $40. 900 mile, aggregating some
S1,3O0OOO.
Yesterday afternoon five females of dis
reputable house on Cedar street, were ar
rested by Lieut. Babe at Meyers saloon on
st. Peter street. the quintette were charged
with visiting saloon, but this was after
ward changed to disorderly conduct, and
after putting up SIS each as bail, they were
released.
Julius Kessler, of the firm of Ericsson Brady
& Co., wholesale liquor dealars of the city,
who has been living in Chicago for souIe
time. returns to st. Paul today to conduct
the business here during the absence of n
Ericsson. who leaves for Europe tomorrow.
MIR. kessler is also proprietor of the Franklin
county distillery, OF Kentucky.
The dance with wooden shoes, one of the
novelties of the Wilburs at the Metropolitan
this week, is gaining In popularity, and as the
week of the BLACK Hussars" is drawing to q
close the encores demanded are growing
more numerous 1t is one of the neatest ana
cleanest effects in dances seen on the stage
this season, and the music of ''Oh, Du Lieber
Augustine" is so catchy that it huns through
the mind as persistently as THAT Blue Trip
Slip Fare" did years ago.
The Wilbur Opera company i'll give three
more performances of ''The Back nussar''
at the Metropolitan opera house. tonight, to-
| morrow matinee, closing tomorrow evening
and Sunday night they will open with the
well known opera "Falka' for the first half
of next week, includidg the Wednesday mat
inee. and the last half of the week will be
seen in Auber's popular opera Fra Diavolo. -
j. Donnell Balfe, we'll known here ON ac-
count of his previous engagement here with
the Wilbur Opera company will be heard in
both Of these operas. Seats are now selling
at the box Office for next week.
The Monte Cristo'' performances are
drawing to a close at the Grand Next week S
play, THE Planters Wife, WILL in addition
to presenting Forrest Robinson and Mabel
Bert in its leading characters also have in
its cast Miss Nettie Bourne. who. although a
Minneapolis lady. is also well known
in this city, and who will make
her first appearance with the Stock
company next week. The play Of "The
Planters Wife, is a comedy drama, and it
has number Of most exciting scenes and
climaxes happily blended with bright and
catchy vein of comedy. 1t has not been seen
in this city for several years, and will prove
an attractive play to those who both appre-
ciate and applaud the good work being done
this summer by Jacob Lifts players.