St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-09
treet south, yesterday returned home with

street south, yesterday returned home with
her father.
The Covenant Congregational Church soci-
ETY. will erect new building On Fifth street
south, between Thtrty-secono and Thirty
third streets.
In the district court Reed, Daily & Rett-
man bring suit against James e. Page to re-
! cover S15S. 90, alleged to DO due on merchant
disc purchased.
Wednesday afternoon, at the Fourth Bap-
list church. a meeting will be held to con-
slider the organization OF North Minneapo-
lis branch of the w. c. It. U.
81 Frank Carlson has sued the Brush Electric
Light company for 81. s26 damages, alleged to
have BEEN sustained by being caught by q
wire and pulled from his carriage.
Mrs E. Lippencott of Montana, a former
resident OF Minneapolis, 10 visiting friends
and relatives at the residence Of Charles
Kingsley, SIG Second avenue southeast.
William Thompson yesterday pleaded guilty
in the municipal court to stealing an over
coat from the Sixth avenue hotel and was
sentenced to ninety days in the county jail
While duck bunting ut Madison lake Sum
day l., L. Wolcott an employe of Elliott the
jeweier, WAS severely wounded In the right
arm by the accd ,ntal discharge of his gun.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Jacob Rehmann ami May ellis; John c.
Shapman and Martha A. Jackson: Sol. Levin
Ida NJ Rivenburg.
Lew Harrison has bought the interest of
c. w. johnson in the firm of Johnson Sunith
Harrison. TIE new firm will he Harrison 4
Smith but Col. johnson win retainshis inter
est in the building.
Anton knoblanch has caused to be issued
against Elizabeth and Charles Foglesong
writ OF attachment, In order that he may Sc
cure $500 he loaned on promissory note
signed by the defendants.
DIR. Edward Aveling, the celebrated social
list of London, will lecture at Turner hall on
Monday next, on Modern Socialism. His
wife, Eleoeor NaX-Aveliny, will lecture on
Socialism in Relation to Our Sex.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, the dressmaker at 21T
Nicoiet avenue. who last spring caused the
arrest of her husband for threatening TO shoot
her, yesterday complained to the police that
he had again renewed his threats.
The annual meeting and election Of officers
of the Catholic Orphan Asylum association
will take place this evening at Catholic Asso-
cintion hall All members of the association
from the different parishes are invited to be
present.
McHsnry johnson, the culored heavy
weight. states that no one has posted forfeit
for an unknown to meet him. and be regrets
exceedingly that this is not the case. as he
desires te meet any of the so-calIed cham pions
OF the glorious Northwest.
The Minneapolis c. ntral committee of the
National Sociaiistic labor party meets to- night
with Evert Nymanoyer. Organization for
the reception of DR.. Edward Aveling next
Monday evening al Turner hall, Minneapolis,
will be the principal business tonight.
The election OF Minneapolis Typographical
Union No. 42, resulted rs follows: President
Frank Hoover. W. NJ. Shreiner; vice pres
dent, Charles Hills, A. 8. LeRo5, D. Getch-
ell: recording and corresponding secretary,
G. W. MOrey, Andrew Henderson; financial
secretary, J. W. Hays: treasurer, Harry Hol-
comb, Emma Fiickinger: sergeat- alarms, J.
p. Hinkel: doorLeeper. E. L. Fl land, Georse
Anderson. a grand hall will be given for the
benefit of the union Thanksgiving eve.
The first of the series of catch-as-catch can
wrestling matches between James Faulkner
and Matsada Sorakichi took place at the
Theater Comique last night, and was won by
the Jap. The first round was very hOtly con
tested, and was won by Faulkner with IA half
Nelson in eighteen minutes. The second was
won by the Jap, who took an arm and neck
lock and g leg hold. Time, minutes. The
last bout y as also won by the Jap with q half
Nelson, who broke Faulkner's bridge after Il
hard struggle Time minutes. The match
gave great satisfaction to the crowd that
witnessed it.
A series of revival meetings were COM
nenced list night at the WcenOesens new
tabernacle, corner Tive myth avenue
south and Eighth street. These meetings are
conducted by Rev. A. Watson. tie evan
Eelst every night this week at 1880, and
prayer meeting at 2 p. III. The attendance
last night was very encouraging. The Taber-
nacle male qusrtette, which will sing every
night, will be q drawing card.