St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-22
SAINT PAUL.
DoINGs OF a DAY.

Columbia lodge l. o. o. F., of st. Paul,
has filed articles of Incorporation with the
Becretary of state.
The annual reunion of the survivors of the
gallant Minnesota First will be held at the
capitol this forenoon.
That third cannon, the property of the
First Minnesota regiment of volunteers, has
been placed on the lawn of the capitol SITE
Acker Post No 81. q. A. X. holds regular
meeting this evening at Central nall, corner
Seventh and Cedar. A full attendance is de-
Ired
The regular weekly meeting of the Central
W. c. T.. L. will occur this Crhursday1 after.
noon at O'Clock in the music building Room
b6 Take the elevator.
United States District Attorney Eugene
Hay has been enjoying week at his fayorite
fishing club grounds near Fergus Falls. The
business of the office is being cared for by
his able assistant, John E. Stryker, Of this
city.
Tonight the Ascension church gives an ice
cream and orange festival at the corner Of
Congress and Greenwood streets Prof. Ed
H. Halbe S ManCol:n club Will discourse
sweet music while the ladies serve refresh
ments.
AllOrIeN .OGUGTui CuIiuS 10 III NuiCdSO
visiting the worlds fair. He is expected TO
return Saturday, and then it is likely that
definite action will be taken with reference
TO the investigation into the Mile Lacs land
frauds without further delay. Moreover. it
is also probable that the proposed conspiracy
case III the matter of the coal combine will
develop.
The Hansen Mercantile Company of Min
ton in the Office of The secretary of state.
The purpose is to conduct general whole
sale and retail mercantile establishment in
the Mill City, and the capitalization is S25,-
900, while the incorporators are John B. Han
sen, II. G. Hansen and Margaret Hansen all
of Minneapolis.
The Wilbur Opera company presented
"The Black Hussar before two large audi
ences at the METROPOLITAN opera house yes
terday. This opera will be presented for the
balance of the week. intending the regular
matinee Saturday. This popular company
will be seen in two operas next week. For
the first four nights and Wednesday matinee
they will sing Chassaigne's tunefui opera
"Falka." and for the last three nights and
Saturday matinee they will present the ever
popular opera Fra Diavolo' The sale of
seats for next week begins at the box Office
this morning.
Monte Cristo," with its excellent cast
made up of Jacob Lifts players, proves at
tTactve at the Grand this week. and the re-
suit is series of good audiences that applaud
the many strong scenes and situations of the
play and the good work done by the several
members of the company, which is aided and
emphasized by the scenic surroundings
Monte Cristo" viii close Oh Saturday night,
and Oh Sunday night Mr.. Lift will present
The Planters Wife," play full of life and
action, and with a cast that will embrace
Forrest Robinson and Mabel Bert in the lead
ing roles The Planters Wife," as its name
would indicate. is a story of the South, with
its characters taken from Southern life and
surroundings. 1t has an exceptionally good
vein of bright, amusing comedy, and num-
ber of exceedingly strong scenes, situations
and climaxes. Next weeks play will be
among the most attractive of the summer
season at the Grand.