St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-31
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CURRENCY.

The hearing III the Steger mandamus Cast
IS set for this morning i'll the district court.
An important meeting of the directors o.
the Newsboys' association will be held a
4:3O this afternoon:
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Flrst I'M
versalist Church will meet this AFTERNOON a. d,
2o'clock in the parlors Of Ford s music nan
The annual meeting of the Protestan
ornban asvlum will be held at the rehel
rooms 14l East Ninth street, this morning
10 o'clock.
The regular weekly meeting of the st. Pau
Theosophical society will be held tonight a
Room 100 Globe building. Subject: Prayer.
All interested in theosophy are invited.
The members of the police detailed FOL
dntv at the central station assembled a
HEADQUARTERS Yesterday afternoon I'D 1ui
dress uniform, and had group photosrapl
taken.
A grand concert will be given this evening
at Columbia hail. Merriam Park unaer Tue
leadership OF Prof. O'Reilly The pest ioea
services to be had in the Twin cities nave
been secured.
Special meetings will be held i'll the FRS
Baptist chureq, beginning tonight. Inc
nastor j. w. Conley, will be assisted py
Evangelist F. H. Jacobs, of Chicago. Every
body is invited so these meetings
The graduating class of Baldwin seminary
will hold the class exercises in Unity nan To-
night. These young ladies are in the CLASS
Misses Cornelia Kate Chittenden, MAUI
Lewis. Henrietta Pattee Coon, Grace Eunlce
Marston, Luce Florence Heath ana MAUI
Evelyn Messner.
Special design Great Northern flags 1ur.
nished at cost by the decorating commlttee VI
the j. j. Hill celebration, at HI East Inlr ~
street near Jackson. Large size 2fX5o ol'0N
per dozen. Medium size, 1Sx21, 81 per dozen,
Small size 10xl2. 50 cents per dozen. Seno
money; they have no one to collect blils.
Paladin Commandery, No. 81, Is. Sill
Knights. attention: You are requesteu u
report at the asylum, at 30 p. m., Ihu-rS
day, June !, fully equipped TO attend the
funeral services Of Sir Knights D. u. Mlliei
and John H. Dodge. Members OF sister com
manderies are courteously invited TO JOIN Vne
ranks 0. NJ. Metcalf, E. c.
The two con men, George johnson ana H.
A. Scott, arrested Sunday for beating Charies
Hubbard out of S3j at dice game, were aiS-
charged in the police court yesterday. Ine
twain were afterward arraigned on charSe
of yagrancy and sentenced to thirty DAYS
each in the workhouse. The sentence was
suspended on their promising to leave Ehe
city.
Jacob Bernhardt, of Mankato wired the
police Yesterday 10 arrest his wife, Christine
Bernhard who would arrive i'll st. Paul al
noon. Mrs. Bernhardt, the message stated,
was crazy and was on her way to Chlcago'
Officers were sent to the train and as request
ed the demented female was taken 10 tue
central station, where she will be cared Ior
until the arrival of her husband.
RE. Graham and Larry the Lord will
be seen today at the matinee at the
Grand and all the remainder of the
week. Charles E. Graham is decid-
edly Samusing as the German professor
in this play and, although the character is
an absurdily, it is laughable. Bob" Ora
hams topical song, II Wonder What Next
They Will Do" seems to have caught popu-
lar fancy, and he is compelled to exhaust all
OF his verses in answer to the numerous re-
calls he receives for it.
A. NJ. Mott, of Mott Bros. the promine nj
BUYERS of grade cattle for feeding purposes,
arrived Yesterday. He will probably take
several thousand head of cattle at South st.
Paul, if the quality is good enough. The
Motifs have bought large number of cattle
at South ST. Paul during the past year OF
two. The rise in prices this year may cur
tail their purchases little, but other buyers
will probably soon follow in seeking the
GLASSES of cattle best known as Stockers and
8eders. The Motifs are leaders in the Hawk
eye state, being largely interested in Iowa
banks.
The music class of Miss Tezer gave de
lightful musical in Music hall Monday even
ing in the presence of large audience, com
posed of the parents and friends of the
class. The latter is composed OF children
ranging from seven to twelve years of age
and the execution of most ofthem was won
derful. Little tots whose legs could not
reach the pedals, climbed upon the piano
stool and rendered selections that astonlshed
snd delighted their friends AT the conclu-
sion the class presented Miss Tezer with 6
handsome gold lace pin, Edith Mcmillan
making the address.
1.-THE School for Scandal was heartily en-
loved at the Metropolitan last night by 6
large and fashionable audience. This splen
did comedy, which it would be super1uous
to praise, is given by Miss Wainwright and
her admirable company with splendid spiri
and telling effect. 1t will lie repeated fol
the last time at the matinee today, for which
popular prices will rule, and IL should prove
from the nature of its story and the richness
of its costuming, especially attractive tt
femenine theater-goers. Tonight Mis-
Wainwright will revive her magnificent set
ting of Twelfth Night which so delighted
our play-goers when it was offered two year,
ago. The scenery accessories and costume:
will be as real and varied as ever
Il III
ting the finishing touches on Augustin
Days "Pique," with which they begin their
continuous two weeks stay at the Gran
next Sunday night. Carrie Turner, who viii
be seen for the first time as one of Mr.. Lift
company, is conceded just now to be at the
top notch among our present day leading
ladies. she has just cl osed all engagement
in Boston with the John Stetsin compan
play. The Crust of Society,"" in which he
creation of the character of Mrs. Eustlakt
Chapel was the talk of the town. Mis-
Turner is not only a talented actress, but sh
is also very pretty woman, and most ele
giant dresser, and will. during the summer
exhibit a number of gowns that are said
be marvels of art. In "Pique," Miss Turne
is cast for the part of Mabel Renfrew, an
its portrayal gives her great opportunities fo
inc QlSt)ldy VI ueT SlIOuS eulOIlOudI uplA4IlS
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others.