St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-05
improved and he now intends to leave Sunday

improved and he now intends to leave Sunday
night for u trip south.
Capt. Edward Simonton delivered an inter
esting lecture at the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms last
evening, giving some Private Recolections of
Soldier on the March, In Battle and in
Camp,
All members OF the Emmett Light Artillery
are requested 10 appear at the amory I'm full
dress uniform this evening at 1880 sharp,
TO participate IN the exercises of the Robert
Emmett celebration.
Sc. Paul roller rink, corner Jackson and
Tenth streets, win be closed for the season on
Saturday evening. There will be skating
from 1880, TO 1880 o'clock followed by dane
ing until midnight.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Four deaths. one marriage and two births;
scarlet fever al the corner OF Summit avenue
and Lawton street. No. % hvola street and
No. zoo Dayton avenue.
The ltaska club had an INTEREST," ng meeting
at their hall in the Union block last evening"
IL finally adjourned TO meet again In two
weeks from last evening, when the tariff
question will be argued by ]. W. Willis and
VS.. Lefevre In favor of free trade, and Judge
Cory and ]. G. McCaferty for high tariff.
At the annual meeting of Section No. 15o.
Endowment Rank, Knights OF Pythias. held
"Wednesday evening, the following officers
were Installed; President, II. S. Finn; vice
president w. A. Drake; secretary and treas
urer, II. j. McClelland; chaplain. II. +.
Bailey; guide, NJ. Z. Ferry; guard, John
Schreil.
Some time ago ]. w. Willis, attorney for
Kate Rain, obtained verdict in her favor
in the United States circuit court for $4,000.
against the Singer Sewing Machine company,
for injuries she received by being run into In
Minneapolis by team belonging 10 the de-
PENDANT. A motion was made for new trial.
This was denied, but the verdict was reduced
TO SIS. 100.
The Emmett Light artillery vii. give an ex-
hibition and competitive drill this evening,
the occasion being the celebration of the
anniversary OF the organization. The ex-
ercises will consist OF speeches, saber and
gun drill, the whole 10 wind up with a hop.
Adjt Gen. MacCarthy will be the sdeaker OF
the eveng.
Judge Brill yesterday fled decision in
the case of Lizzie Teipel ct al VS.. William Won
Der Weier, in which he says: at Is deter
mined that the plaintiffs by the receipt and
retention of the money paid by Mary Teipel
are estopped from claiming the real estate in
question. They are not entitled TO any relief
in equity. The defendant is. as against the
plaintiff, the owner In fee OF said real estate.
aud he may have judgment accordingly with
costs and disbursements"
A large audience assembled at the rooms OF
the Gospel Temperance union last evening
and greatly enjoyed the musical and literary
entertainment given under its auspices. The
opening duet was piano duet, The Northern
Route,b Misses j. Risdon and L. c. Thayer.
The vocal numbers were given by Miss Fan
ME Cakes. The piano solos by Misses NJ. +.
Brisbin and Tilhe Massuger. The recltations
of the evening were given by Miss NJ. E.
Jones, who recited How Ruby Played Robert
OF Sicily and Horatius at the Bridge in q
highly-artiStic manner.