St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-01

Ernest Rowe, aged nineteen, living
at the corner of Sixth avenue north
and Lyndaie- was drowned yesterday
at Minnetonka while swimming his
horses.
Samuel L. Clemens, known to fame
and fortune as Mark Twain, will lee
ture in this city at the METROPOLITAN
an original programme, consisting of
chat about great folks and things,
including a reading from his most pop
ular works.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis railway
has invited the newspaper men If Mir
neapolis and St: Paul to take an outing
to Lake Minnetonka on Sunday, July
Z. All members of the Press club. with
their wives or SWeethearts, are in
Vlted. The train Will leave Minneapolis
at S:45 a. M, returning at S:15 D. NJ.
The Alhambra NaudaVilles opened al
the BiJou last night to a large audience.
The programme includes any quantity
OF speciality talent, the most attractive
klnu OF amusement for warm weather
Pete Baker, the German comedian
and Bernard Dyllyn, the descriptive
barytone, We're received with great IA
Vor.
The appointment of Capt. J. H. Mar
TN and W. J. Dean to the board of
charities and corrections has caused
rejoicing among the homeopathic ply
siclans Of the city. Heretofore the lit
lie Pill men have had no representa-
ton at the city hospital, but as the
board is now constituted it is likely
they Will receive full recognition.
The committee chosen to carry out
the proposition of the Nicollet avenue
business men in the paving imbroglio
will hold a meeting TODAY with Mr.
Hoover and City Engineer Cappelen
AS the business men mean business. it
Is SAID the asphalt people will do everv-
Ihlng possible TO remove the obstruc-
lions from Nicollet.
The new Columbia Athletic club will
Civ a big entertainment at the club
rooms, Nos. and II Main street north
east. tonight. The programme will
consist of club swinging. boxing
wrestling and tumbling. The four.
round set-tos will include the Appleton
I proth 4e j. D; Huber, William Dun
Iop. Eddie Gardner, Bert Mensie. Billy
Mcdonald, Buff McManus, Tommy
Dixon and Jimmy Murphy. A battle
royal will close the show.
me flVe tremen injured at Thursday
n!sht S nre when five more We're in
Stahtly killed, are all doing we'll at the
hospitals. There was but little per-
cepuble change in their conditions YES
terday and that was for the better
Lieut.. Ed Theilen, of No. 6, will prob
amy be the rst of the five men
who will be able to be out of doors
again.
A fellow giving the name OF Charles
Johnson was arrested yesterday after
noon by Park Policeman NJ. b. Shell
ley, on a charge of forgery. Johnson
Is alleged to have passed a forged
check for a small amount upon a
clothing dealer on Third avenue south.
by which means he secured a suit of
clothes. He will be arraigned in the
police court this morning.
Officer Tom Collins, who was injured
about two weeks ago by falling six
teen feet from a ladder while after
burglars at the Produce Exchange
block, is slowly recovering, at his home
in South Minneapolis The Injured
man still has a very lame back and
has not yet been able to move out
of bed. His attending physician thinks.
however, that Officer Collins will re-
cover al right in time, although his
recovery will be SLOW