St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-28
MINI EApOLIs GLORULES.

Thomas J. Dooley was admitted to the bar
of Hennepin county last week,
There will be a White Cross meeting at go
Hennepin avenue this afternoon.
Col. Alexander Hogeland lectures at the
Central Baptist church this evening.
Fl. G. Smead addresses the Bridge Square
branch of the Y. NJ. c. a. this evening.
Carrie Olson was examined for insanity
yesterdar, and ordered sent to the asylum.
John Mann will go to Chicago and endeavor
to eat one quail day for thirty consecutive
days.
The annual meeting of the Sisterhood of
| Bethany will be held at the Friends church,
Dec. 8.
J. f. Appleby has purchased the Cornell
! property, on Ninth street and Third avenue,
for $4,000
The Little Tycoon company completed
its engagement last night, and will ''ah, oh!'
at St. Paul tnis week.
Wednesday evening, Dec. l, j. E. Bell lee
lures at the Second Uuiversalist church on
| 'Getting on in Lie
The White Cross society, flor men only,
meets at the w. c. T. U. rooms, 220 Hennepin
avenue, Sunday at 3 p. m.
Thomas Sizer died yesterday at 7p. m
| funeral from the residence, 1881 Sixteenth
| avenue south, Tuesday at a. m.
Complaints are made that an auction room
| on Nicollet avenue. just below Washington,
is a fraud and practices swindling games.
The young ladies' society of st. Mark S
| parish will give the annual supper on Thurs
day evening next, in the guild room back OF
| St. Marks church.
| P. Fl. BrAdleg principle of the Kenyon
| school, who has been spending short vaca-
ton in the city. leaves to-day for Kenyon to
resume his duties.
Mrs. L. e. French, of this city and Mrs.
| Clara Holbrook Smith, of Illinois, will speak
at the Reform club to-day at 3 p. m, sharp,
| in the new Window hall.
A ladies' fair, for the benefit of ST. Stephe's
| church. will be held all this week at Har-
monia hail, beginning Tomorrow evening
| Dinner will be served every day.
Miss Cotton, residing on the corner OF Main
! street and Second avenue northeast, was
| found in the street in an insane condition
! yesterday. She was cared for by the police.
| At the Church of Christ (Disciples), cor
ner Portland avenue and Grant street, Rev.
Enos Campbell, pastor, will hold morning
service at 10 30 and evening service at 1880.
The Chapter of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, of St. Marks parish, will give its
first annual reception at the rectory on
| Tuesday next, the governing of St. Andrews
day.
Pap 3rs IN the case of John Barker against
the city of Minneapolis, to recover 81. 900 for
injuries alleged TO have been received by
falling on a defective sidewalk, were filed
yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Alfred Sandquist and Esther c. johnson;
Fred Brockhauser and Emma Kssaan; W. G.
Oldre and and Tina Olson; AXel Goldberg and
Annie Nilsson.
Catharlne Hanson has brought suit against
Ingram, Olso1 & Co. to recover $40, 900 for in
juries which she alleges she sustained by be-
ing thrown from an elevator in the store of
the defendants.
The report of the sorimmage between two
! women Oh First avenue so 18th Friday night,
was humOrOusy exaggerated yesterday morn
ing 1t was mereg a hair-pulling match,
without injury TO either.
A motion for new trial in the case of
Michael PierrO against the Northern Pacific
Railroad company was partially heard in the
district court yesterday. Pierro recently
secured verdict against the company.
Dec. Col. Hogeland will speak at the Ex-
position rink in ST. Paul r. e speaker will
review his work among the newsboys for the
past fifteen years, and give plans for improv-
ing the morals and condition of the boys.
There will be a meeting of the Michael
Davitt branch OF the Irish National league to-
morrow evening at Window hall. good
programme and prominent speakers will
make the meeting one OF unusual interest.
COL T. B. Demaree. right worthy grand
lecturer of |. O. e. T., will speak Tuesday
evening at Simpson N. E. church in the interest
of Lyndale lodge and the cause of temper
ance. The lecture is free and all are invited.
Mary Spellman and Thomas Spelman have
brought suit against Jeremiah Sullivan to
determine the ownership of part of lot 8,
in block 10, Bradfords and Bassetts addition,
which is now in possession of che defendant.
The Minnesota and Dakota Underwriters
union met in the gentlemen'S reception room
OF the West hotel this morning Routine
business was transacted, and the association
adjourned to meet in the Hotel Ryan, st.
Paul, Dec. "a.
The Joint committee on underground con-
Quits for telegraph, telephone and electric
light wires. failed to secure quorum at the
City hall yesterday morning. A meeting is
called for Monday at p. NJ, and full at
tendance is urged.
Robert Beverland, a brakeman on the
Hastings & Dakota division of the Milwaukee,
fell under the cars at Glen HoSsan yesterday
aud had his leg crushed. He was brought to
this city and taken to st. Barnabas hospital,
where he now lies.
Britta NJ. Olson fled papers yesterday be-
ginning an action for div orce against Andrew
Olson, alleging hanitual drunkenness. The
parties were married in this city in 1873 and
have three children. Mr.. Olson Is IS years
of age and his wife 81
Davitt branch of the l. n. L. will meet at
Window hall this evening. The programme
will consist of addresses by Judge Mahoney
and J. V. McHugh, vocal selections by Miss
Mamie Gleason and the Misses Ackerson, and
piano numbers by Miss Nellie Hall.
In the county auditors report of the tax
settlement for October. it is shown that the
CITY receives .65, of which the board
of education is entitled to S21,50t.I6; the
water department. S3.063.64: the public
library, $751; 6S, the poor fund, Sl.772.2s.
North Star Division No. 1, q. r. K. of P,
will give sociable and ball at Pythian hall |
Friday evening next. Committees are as fol-
lows: Arrangements, NJ. Tyson, ]. ]. Wasku-
witch, Phil L. Megaarden; reception, Capt s.
d. Mcintyre, George S. Boyd, II. o. Petram |
and A G. Green.
The funeral of S. S. Stevens was largely
attended yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Stevens |
had wide circle offriends. by whom his un- |
timely death will be sincerely mourned An
unusal number of beautiful floral designs |
testified to the esteem in which he was held |
by all who knew him.
St. Marks Episcopal church. Sixth street, |
between Hennepin and Nicollet avenues. |
Rev. 7. B. Wells, D. D., SO Sixth street south, |
rector. Morning service, 1880 q. M; Sun
day school, 1915 p. M; evening service, |
1870 p. N. samuel aud the Lesson of His |
Life" will be the rector's subject for the |
evening lecture.
St. PauPs church (EpiscopaD. Hennepin |
avenue and Twelfth street, Frank R. Mills |
paugh. Holy Communion, to which ST. An
drews' Brotherhood is especially invited, at |
1915 a. N. Service and sermon changed to |
II a. m. Sermon 1880 on Tuesday, St. An
crews day, service and lecture, and one |
night each week through Advent
Some time ago Peter b. Anderson began
suit against the l.. T. Sowle Elevator com
pany to recover $4,000 damages for injuries
alleged to have been received while at work
for the company. He was engaged in coupling
cars when injured. The elevator company
filed reply yesterday, ia which it is claimed |
Anderson had no right to couple or uncouple |