St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-12

Bugen, 2o3 Second street southwest, was
suffocated while sleeping between its parents.
Tn the district court ]. w. Cochran has be-
gun an action against A. r. Billingsey to
recover $50 alleged to be due on q real estate
DEAL
The infant SON of Charles w. Camel, of the
Detroit ball club, died in Minneapolis, Sunday.
and will be buried as soon as the father re-
turns home.
I'm the district court yesterday the case of
w. c. Stewart against II. l.. Gordon, to re-
cover 81, $50 commission on lumber sold, was
commenced.
This is second souvenir day ut the pano-
rama, and each visitor will be presented with
a heliOtype showing sectlonal view OF the
great painting.
A buggy driven by Judge Ames ran over a
child named Walstead on Nicolet avenue
yesterday. The little one was more fright
ened than hurt.
A reception and ball, the proceeds OF which
are to go to the Home for Aged Won l AMI
Children, will be given at the West hoe! mes
Wednesday evening.
In the probate court yesterday the Wills of
Catharina Birkenhauser. Victor ChaIel uid
Andreas I'll. Skollernd, deceased, wee nd-
mitted to probate.
The Youths Mutual Improvement 9 500 L.
ton meets in Minneapolis for the f;st time
Oct % and 20, when Col. Alexandei Hn%e-
land, the newsboys' friend, will adj css the
meeting.
Sewell P. Channel and Rufus @. Haywood
have commenced an action against Nelson II.
Saunders and others, praying for the sale OF
certain real estate, in order that morris age
they hold may be satisfied.
The council committees on gas and on fire
department met yesterday and audited bills
,ha fri |, oh
minating insides Of buildings, was talked
over, but action was postponed.
A mass meeting in the interest of he as
ISOLATED charities will probably be he'll next
Monday which will be addressed by DR.. M g.
Dana Rev H. FL. Hart, President NCrthrup
Bishop Ireland and DR.. W. T. Chase.
The historical class of the Fi.1e Arcs society
will meet this evening at the residence Of
Mrs. ]. C. Marston, COZ Tenth street south
when all members are expected to be present
The discussion will be introduced by Prof.
w. w. Folwell.
The ball to be given by the North Star
Labor club in celebration of its ninth ami
versary, takes place at the Leland rink this
evening, and not Friday night, as announced
in yesterdays GLOBE. The receipts go to the
b. of L. building fund.
The United States Bottlers' Protective asso-
citation meets at Boston Oct. Is. G. L. LOCKER
will attend from Minneapolis, also III. M
Martin, E. brewery, of St. Paul, and othe
prominent bottlers from the Twin Cities.
A special meeting of the Northwestern
Base Ball league will be held "wednesday
morning, Oct. 49, at 10 O'Clock, at the Mer
chants hotel, in st. Paul. Several matters Of
Importance will come up. Several applica
lions for joining the league will be presented
The body of Senior Juan Mscas,
fbn hQn
who died early Sunday morning.
was enbalmed by Gleason Byorun
preparatory to burial in the Catholic GENE
terry. Some time during the winter ii will be
exhumed and taken to Mexico, where it viii
be again buried in the family lot
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Fine Arts society. Al
the residence of Mrs. Marston, Sunday even
ing: President, WV. Folwell; vice-preSident
S. c. Gale; treasurer, Mrs. Frederick Paine
secretary, Mrs. J. G. Marston; directors, w
w. Folwell, Mrs. A. o. Pray, Mrs. c. j. Mar
tin, G. Nj. Loring.
Mayor Ames and D. B. Johnson left yester
day morning for the Northern towns, where
they will speak this week. They will holC
meetings as follows: Tuesday, Barnesvile
evening, Moorhead: Wednesday evening
Crookston; Thursday afternoon, Wadena
evening, Brainerd; Friday, Elk River; Friday
The ssBlack Crook" began last night it,
weeks engagement at the Grand. A sufi
cient number of solid Minneapolitans have
been educated up to the ballet to Fill tht
house from footlights to rafters, the educa
ton including large number of ladies. Al
spectacular drama, with splendid bale
accompaniment, the Kiralfy' IS ''Black Crook
is unapproachable.
Frederick j. Mayo has commenced an &C
r %<c
accounting of certain property transferred
by him to them in 1878. Mr.. Mayo WINS in the
lumber business at the time and failed
whereupOn his property was turned over tt
Farnham & Lovejoy, who settled all the liza
bilities. Mr.. Mayo now claims that they de
frauded him out of $4,000 which they still
retain.
Evert Nymanover paid the state uni
versty visit last Saturday forenoon, where
he was received with marked attention b.
members of the senior class. 1t was with thi
class he had his studies for two years, wher
himself at this learned institution before ht
left it for France. 1t was the first time Mr.
Nymanover saw the class since his return tc
Minneapolis. He is said to have promised
the two literary societies (Hermean and Deltt
Sigma) each with an address on matters per
tanning to his studies in Paris under the
world-famOus professors, Renan. Oppert
Janet, Caro- and others.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tt
W. D. Mcmillan and Bridget Eagan, Gustavu:
Swan and Annie Larson, Patrick Chegnehar
and Agnes Kettle, John Johnson and Mamie
Russell, ]. X. Easthagen and Louisa barnes
Felix Dobeck and Fredriea Skebrinska
Charles Landgraebee and Della M. Foster
L. H. Rounds and Mary E. Bishop. Ora A
Taylor and Alice L. Laughlin, Frank K. Dries
and Mary Klodt, Lewis Mathieson an(
AntholIna Olson. L. E. Dow and Lauretts
Anderson, W. H. Leonard and Josephine G
Kehoe, Dennis F. Long and Mary Dugan
George B. McGuin and Cornelia Olson.