St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-12
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

n Il olE
Rishop Sbanlev will lecture in ST. Lakes
church tonight.
Archbishop Ireland breaches at the cathe-
dral this evening at 1880
Regular meeting OF the conference COM
mittee at 5 D N, tomorrow.
The trustees of the police pension fund
will meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
ST. Luke's Aid Society of ST Paurs Church
will meet with Mrs. \. BouSe, 553 Westmin-
ster street. Friday afternoon att O'Clock.
The case Of c. \. Cameron. charged with
the larceny of S12j from the cash drawer OF
The Merchants hotel bar, Will be heard on
Monday.
On last Friday evening Terrace City 81, H..
Of P, worked the third rank according to the
new ritual, and Will confer the first on next
Friday evening.
The committee appointed at the recent
home rule meeting viii meet in Cretin hall
corner Of Fort and Sixth streets. at O'Clock
this Sunday afternoon.
: Frank Rodgers charged with completely IN
the larceny of Sl2 wosth of copper from the
Northwestern Telephone Company. The
case will be heard on Monday.
A middle-aged man who gave the name Of
Fred Engham was arrested by Detective
Heauey last night on a suspicion of having
stolen seventeen eggs and can Of tomatoes
which he mad IN a basket.
The new four-eent return postal card has
made its appearance, and an invoice thereon
has been received at the ST. Paul office. The
card is for use between nations that have
entered into the international postal union.
Louis F. Post of New York city, will de-
liver lecture on Single Tax at Ford
Music nall on March Il, Al D. m. Tickets,
80 and p cents. The importance of the sub
ject and reputation Of the speaker should
insure him large audience.
Mrs. Julia b. Nelson president of the Min
nesota Woman's Suffrage association, viii
lecture on the subject The Road TO Free
dom" Monday evening, March b. at
o'clock. in the capitol senate chamber The
Lady Henry Somerset ". {. 7. |. invites
large attendance
In the polie court yesterday Fred Schultz,
an orphan thirteen years old, was arraigned
on charge OF incOr-igibilily. The complaint
was made 10y Anna Bosel, who is the lad
guardian. The evidence was that Freddy
staid ont late nights, refused to obey his
guardian, and was Il bad boy. Judge Cory
certified the case 10 the district court.
Z The Draids Will celebrate on Tuesday the
fiftieth anniv ersary Of the establishment of
the grand grove in this country. Great prep
aratious for the celebration are being made.
There viii be a festival Tuesday night at
Turner hall. There viii be a concert of a
vocal and instrumental character Senator
Tawney and others Will make short speeches,
and q good social time is assured.
The little vioIinist, Jessie SchalleT, who
has appeared in two of Seibert's concerts this
winter with marked success will be given q
benefit March II at the Music hall, corner
o. sixth and st. Peter streets. The object OF
the concert IS to aid Mrs. Schaller in carrying
on the daughters education. Miss Maud
Timer viii assist and Miss Cassie Millward,
the cornetist. who played at Siebert's last con-
cert; Prof. Muhlenbach and other well known
local talent are to take part i'll the pro
gramme.
GIimpSes Offgreat men will be given to st.
Paul people next Tuesday night by Frank
e. Carpenter. the famous Washington cor
respondent and worldwide traveller. The
verdict of large audiences in other cities has
pronounced Mr.. Carpenters lecture de-
cided success, ana the people here will make
q mistake if they do not seize this OppOrtun-
ity TO hear him. The entertainment Is well
named. Mr. CARPENTER talks in a pleasing
conversational style, and his portraits are OF
the highest order.
After being closed for several weeks, the
Olympic lheater viii be opened in two weeks
by Harry Robinson. the present proprietor Of
the Casino lheater. The house viii be changed
in a number of things, and it will be run in
first-class style. The front portion of the
parquette Will be arranged so that tables can
be placed there, and the patrons of the house
who care TO do so can sit at the tables and
drink cooling beverages while the
show is in progress. The programmes
VIII be made up of the best
specialies that can be secured, and the at
fractions VIII be Of the best quality. Mr..
Sampson. of Minneapolis, will be the door
tender, and Ben Mont, the partner of Mr..
Robinson, will attend to the duties of the
treasurer Mr. Robinson viii superintend
the general affairs. 1t is expected that Joe
Hart and Harry Constantine will be among
the first attractions at the theater when il
opens under The new management and the
stage will be run by one of the two above
named gentlemen.
The New Millinery Store, 476 Wa
basha street, is now open under the
management Of Mrs. Cameron, where
she Will be pleased to welcome all heI
old customers.