St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-13
afINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Ameeting of the Third Ward Tammany
Society mas been called for this evening at 5
.clgcE.
The weather office forecast promises fair
cold weather today, with tendency toward
warmer tonight.
he annual election of the Union Veter-
ais league viii be held tomorrow evening
al odd Fellows hall.
The Lyric Concert Company OF Gustavus
Adoiuhus College. 81. Peter viii give a con-
cert in lie swedish Augustaua church to-
night.
There will be q combined meeting of the
board and auxiliary board OF the home Ior
children and aged women tomorrow at 10 g..
m. III the library building.
Il. a. BUmfora Is locked up at the central
station charged with forging check for
$3.50 ON -lmOnsOu Bros He viii be gwen
hearing today i'm the municipal court.
Thomas Lowry denies that The street rail-
way VIII put on line OF limited lHterur-
ban cars TO make NE run III IOIlY minutes,
and make 40 stops between terminals.
The FctujOhu California breakfast Food
company has amended It's articles OF IucOr-
IorauOL by raising lis capital stock 10 S2Ol.-
to The amount OF Indebtedness Is limited
20 SIlj9 0.
There was a scare at the kindergarten at
1902 Clinton avenue early yesterday morning.
Fire broke out on the lower floor, DuJ WAS
eEtIugulshed after having caused damage
OF about s. o.
Henry Doray, farmer living at FridIey,
has disappeared from home. and his rela-
ives nave asked the police 10 ana III HndIng
him. He left for Minneapolis last Monday
With "a load of hay. and has not been seen
since.
Two performances tomorrow will termi-
maze the engagement OF 'l he Bottom OF the
Sea al the BIjOu irgInIa Earle talented
and pretty sOubrette, Will play the lunch
counter girl in "A Hole in the Ground next
week.
coroner Spring will have an Office where
he can be found once IL while. He viii
remove today 10 an office on the ninth moor
of The Guaranty Loan building, Oh request of
the county commissioners, who desire TO have
All Jne county Offices in The same building.
q. E. Maxwell has resigned as cashier of
the Flour City bank his resignation TO lake
effect at once. The position made vacant by
ms resignation Will not be ulleu uniu the
next spring meeting OF the board OF directors.
hut viii lie filed temporarily by the assistant
cashier, A. a. Crane
Alexander Salyini presented Don Caesar
dc BaZan before large audience at The
Grand last night The audience appreciated
Mr. calVIul stirring representation OF Inc
adventurous. COURAGEOUS careless. chlvalrlc.
honorable Don Caesar enough 10 give him
curtain cAl after each act. Tonight, The
Three Gu8rGsmen.'
james Whltcomb RiIev's entertainment at
he q great success. The advance sale OF seats
Us laTger Than 1t was for the Oberuu Glee
club, which packed the house to its capacity.
The Campus aU0rIcLie has 5el some or Blleys
lines To music and VIII sing them IOr the first
time 40 Riley entertainment
Miss Laura Carroll Dennis. the soprano,
Will De q feature of the rLIgG symphony con
cert by The Dauz orchestra III Harmonic hail
next sunday afternoon. She VIII sing
"N0uI signOr from Meyerbeer ''Hugue-
uOts and schubert's ">ereuade." The
orchestra numbers have been selected largely
i'll response 10 requests aud. as The result.
some selections OF ume-hOnOred popularity
Will be given.
Harmouia Lodge. No. s. o. E. S, elected
ana installed the following officers: Mrs
Hattie b. Hunter. w. NJ; George \. Morse,
W. r.; Mrs. ". j. Washburn. A. W. NJ. Mrs.
John Dixon. condolences; Mrs. George A.
Morse, assistant conductrcss; Mrs. l.. d. Val
euuue. secretary; Mrs. d. c. Pratt treasurer;
Mrs Wyman Costgan, Ada Mrs. ". NJ. Bar
rows. Hutn; Mrs. Il. L. Moore, Martha; Mrs.
George Crory. Esther; Miss Rutherford.
Electa; Mrs. Elias conner Warder; Moses
Whittier, sentinel; L. D Valentine, chap
lain.