St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-20
SAINT PAUL.
THE PASSING SHOW.

Catherine Middleton was examined Dy
judge Morrison on plea Of insanity aud
ordered committed.
y list was prepared in the sherif's Office
yesterday for the struck jury Of the January
term of the district court.
A lecture was delivered last nighta at Gar
field hall. SO East seventh street on Poor
Lo, the Indian by ". \. r., the scout.
A social MAS given last evening at hstten-
hauser's hall on Mendoza street, by the
broom-makers Of the city. There was large
attendance.
Miss Martins pupils In elocution gave de-
Iightful rectal at Unity church last night.
The programme was pleasantly sprinkled
through with music.
Ladies' interested in the work of the Chill
drcns Aid society, who are busily engaged in
finding homes for homeless children, are re-
guesled TO meet at y. NJ. {. y. parlors to-day
al ) p. II.
Marriage licenses were issued 10 Abraham
Warwick and Grace B. Patterson, Jonas P.
Smith and Liza NJ. johnson, henri Leger and
Rose t. Pierre, William Il. Duerr and Jen-
nelta A. Fish.
The choir Of st. Stephens church, assisted
BY the vested choir Of Christ church, gave
NNLA Nnltk slblC NOlNtkl AdSt CNIAih5 at la4S
hall. corner Of West Seventh street and West
ern avenue.
A highly priced rosary and crucifx was
lost down town yesterday afternoon by one
of the sisters Of the Good shepherd. The
finder Is requested 10 leave the keepsake at
police headquarters.
Comptroller Roche viii recognize the ordi-
nance passed by the common council last
Tuesday night, and city officials and en-
ployes VIII receive their salaries as usual on
the first Of the month.
William johnson. seedy-looking fellow
who claims 10 be u bricklayer, was arrested
last night by Policeman DAVIS, for stealing
laiy's Goa. from the store of Fantle Bros,
on East Seventh street.
Julius Austrian was yesterday called TO
Chicago 70 attend he funeral OF his young
est brother. Saul, who died on Wednesday of
Brights disease. He was ffIy-three years OF
age. ana leaves a wife ana nve children.
Capt Richie, OF the Gem of st. Paul,
proposes # This beautiful weather continues
q few days longer, 10 gel up an Xmas steam
boat excursion on The Mississippi. 1t has
been twelve years since such feat has Deen
accomplished.
a sacred concert for the benefit Of the
poor viii be given in ST. Patrick's church,
corner OF Case ard Mississippi streets, at
7:5J O'Clock this evening. good pro
gramne has been prepared and large audi
Cnce Is expected.
The Nuorhead Roller Mill company yester-
terday fled articles of incorporation with the
secretary OF state. Capital stock, So, 900,
ana ine0rporators, j. Il. Libney, Of New
York. +. f. Briggs, of Ao0rheadi ". c.
Adams, of Fargo, \. ID.
\ special meeting of the city council will
be held al 7:30 tonight, TO award the con
tract for the construction Of the sub-strUc
tJlre of the Broadway bridge. The bids were
referred 10 City Engineer RundIett for tabu-
lalion at the Tuesday meeting.
The repairs 10 the custom house include q
division of the office of the marshal, which
will be psrtitioned off 50 as to provide pri-
vaIe room for the chief. The present in
aumbent says he wants to get il completed in
tine for the use Of his successor.
Miss Jeanne5te a. Fish and William p
Duerr We're married yesterday al the Dayton
avenue Presbyterian church, by Rev. Nj. d.
Edwards. Only the intimate friends and rel
atives Of the contracting parties were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duerr went East last night, and
viii return in two weeks 10 their home at
2Sz Nelson avenue.
The fees received Nd to date by the state
treasurer for the incorporation of new com
panies totals SIS,S6 =. The law requiring
the payment of fees went in to force in May.
Prior TO that time no fees were charged for
the Incorporation of these corporations
under state laws.
Secretary Tallmadge, of the chamber of
commerce, was c0ngratulaung the chamber
and himself yesterday over beautiful copy
of the life of Gen H. H. Sibley,'' which
was PRESENTED them by the general himself,
and contains a neat little note il the gener-
ais own handwriting.
The Reserve Investment and Improvement
company, Of St Paul. yesterday fled articles
Of incorporation at the department of secre-
taTy Of state. The incorpOrators are 7. Coch-
ran 5. ,. Walsh. ". Z. Lucas, r. r. Dunn,
Of st. Paul; W. VI. Roberts, Of Duluth; and
the capital stock Is $3.50 0O.
In & statement OF money received at the
state prison Tor the month of November the
sum Of $50 was paid for freedom suits"
Other items were: Library receipts from
visitors fees, S62.71; sale reformatory suits,
S53l.25; beds. 1854; miscellaneous, so;
total Tor the month. 81 .O2S.5O.
Tonight viii witness the close of the re-
vival series at the Clinton Avenue NE.
church, and an unusually large attendance is
expected. Last night twenty conversions
were made. Messrs. Potter and Miller
preached and sung, respectively. in their
most effective style.
The Nationalist club meets this evening at
No. IL Fourth street. near ST. Peter Mr..
Smart, Of Minneapolis, has the floor, ss an
exponent OF what he calls scientific Social
ISM" there being an evident desire on the
part Of the Nationalist TO emphasize certain
marked points of difference between social
Ism and nationslism.
CTetin hall was well flied last evening, the
occasion being lecture by Miss Flavin on
Father Damien and His Work Among the
Hawaiians.'' dealing with the kingdom of
Hawaii and the history and progress of
leprosy. The subject was a good one,
handled with infinite understanding and
great skill by the lecturer.
Miss Forepaugh and Henry Sibley johnson
were married yesterday afternoon at the
Forepaugh residence, $40 Dayton avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ \.
Gilbert. and witnessed By but few Of the
relatives and most intimate friends of the
bride and groom. Among those present were
Miss Nellie AueFbaeh, Misses Hanson, Skip
worth, Read. Stewart and Hewitt Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson left for New York last evening.
DeTiowski, the editor Of the Polish paper,
II ne Wiarus,' of Winona, had hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner McCaffertv.
on the charge OF sending obscene letters
through the mail. About two hours were
spent in arguing the law governing the
ease. The letters alleged 10 be sent were
written in Polish, and there were three trans
lstions of them made. The commissioner,
desiring time 10 consider The matter in view
Of the interest taken in it by large number
of persons, reserved his decision until Mon
day next.
Mr.. EndicOtt IS now in St. Paul and has
just contracted with the Detroit Safe CON-
pany for the erection Of q steel lined vault
and massive vault doors in the Endicoit
building. The lining VIII weigh some forty
tons and viii constitute an adequate defense
agains: any possible attack, while at the
same time il will be fre-proof. There will
probably be aD entirely novel feature in the
construction of the door. 1t will be made
without any holes through it, and the bolt