St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-12
GLORULES.

A meeting of painters will be held at Arion
hall Saturday evening.
All are invited to attend the free discussion
Of labor at Garfield hall, 81 jackson street,
on Sunday evening.
Emma Lawrence. charged with the larceny
or Jewelry, was arraigned before Judge Cory
yesterday and the case continued till March 10.
Charles Talbot was found was found wan
dering around the streets last night in a de-
mented condition and taken TO the county
jail.
A slight fame in the rear OF Leich's under
taking establishment called out the fire de-
partmeut about $3.50 last evening. Damage
very slight.
Rev. DIR. Carroll OF Saltwater will deliver
his lecture, The Young Man in Chains, at
the Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian church,
Friday evening, March 10.
Rev. DIR. }. II. futile gave a lecture on
Rome, Illustrated with stereopticon, in the
First Methodist church last evening before
an audience OF some two hundred.
The case Of John O'Toole, the wife-beater.
was continued till this morning. Mrs. O'Toole
refused TO appear against her hege lord and
an attachment was sworn out for heI.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever. $50 Charles street and at the
corner of Kent and Aurora. Diphtheria AT
ll16 Beech street. Births 10, deaths 2, mar
riages 3.
In the case of Bohrer & Hulsick against
the ]. II. Droke Cold Storage company, jus I
tried in the Ramsey county district court.
the jury disagreed yesterday and was dis
charged.
The old Tauernein house at the corner of
Fourth and Cedar streets, has been utterly
demolished, and upon the site where il has
stood for so many years will be erected the
new GLOBE building.
A meeting of the ST. Andrews society was
held in Drake block last evening and some
routine business transacted. The subject OF
having another social was discussed, but no
action was taken, there being only a few of
the members present.
A white-haired youth about is years old.
giving his name as Dan Battleford, was ar
rested last night W Officer Delaney in w. A
Culbert>on's barn on Summit avenue. He
had his pocket f.n of door keys and carried
two revolvers. He is suspected of having
burglarized an East Seventh street store.
The revival which began at Pilgrim Baptist
church last Sunday night continues to in
crease in interest. There was a large at
tendance last night, and it is reported that q
good number have prOfessed Christ. The
meetings are under the direction of the pas
tor. Rev. :. wilkins.
The case on trial in the United States
trcuit court is that of George W. Oily
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
road. II is charged 10y the plaintiff that his
house, barn and fences were destroyed by fire
in consequence of sparks from the defend
ants locomotive setting them on fire. He
asks for damages to the amount OF $1,000.
The Minnesota Cable Tramway company of
Minneapolis, with a capital of $3.50, 900, has
hled articles of incorporation. The object Of
the corporation is TO prOpel cars by means of
devices and appliances invented by A. II.
Lghthan. The company consists of Edison
Tholimer and Samuel Foster of Troy, n. y ..
and A II. Lighthsll of New York city.
An exhibition of spiritualism and mind
reading will DO given in the Exposition rink
Sunday afternoon by Anna Eva Fay, a noted
spirit medium, and Prof. and Mrs. Steen, the
mind readers. The feats, in the way of tell
ing the thoughts CT people of all kinds, that
they do, are said to be wonderful and start
ling and they promise rare entertainment
Erick Hogberg. in the Ramsey county dis
trict court yesterday, filed a complaint
against Per Olaf Johnson, charging him with
alternating the affections OF the plaintig's
wife from the plaintiff, and misbehayfhg
himself with her in such manner and TO
sue an extent that it does not meet with the
approval of the plaintiff. He therefore asks
for damages TO the amount of $1,000.
A meeting of the st. George Snowshoe club
wis held at carnival headquarters to appoint
n committee 10 advise plans for pertecting a
permanent organization. Mesrs. Rose, Fin
ME, Evans, Mcpherson and Merrick were ap-
pointed committee with instructions to re-
port at meeting called for two weeks from
Saturday night. The club will be put on
firm basis, and will be a summer as well as a
winter club.
on Tuesday evening next Mr.. J. Fletcher
Williams, Past Grand Master of the l. o. o.
F., will read an address before ST. Paul Lodge
No. 2, on "reminiscences of Thirty Years
of Active Membership. the above date being
the anniversary of his reception into the
lodge. A banquet will be served in the hall
room, and other addresses made during the
same evening by prominent Odd Fellows OF
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and other places.