St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-23
FOUND OK y DAY.

There is quiet movement on foot 10 gel
upa new title insurance company in this
city, among capitalists
The trial of Tall. Parteiio and Thafen. the
alleged real estate swjrdigTs, viii begin III
JHdge Br1ll's court Monday morning.
Henry Salzbrunn, who has feeu OH trial in
Judge Brill'S court for oIaini - money by
false pretensess was acquitted yesterday.
The Minnehaha Court of Foresterss met
for the first line in the new nall in the
Thompson block. West st. Paul, las; night.
Rev. T. F. Stout. of the West side yester-
Gay received the sad inteiIigenee hat his
father was lying at the point OF death at
Bath H.
John Kurosh. brieklayer. fell from a
scaffeId at the Hawthorne tI Geewar's huii'l-
ing Yesterday morning and disloeaied his
left knee.
Diphtheria was reported at the health of
fee yesterday from 723 Case street. Mem
br8neous Group pre- walls at 6S6 sims street
and 67S Preble street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Claude Moore and E>trHI Stothard Joseph
Steiner AMI Fannie Tibei6a. Fred 4. Holz-
heimer ana Augusta f. JadiSh.
sam Sherin. secretary of the local exeeut-
i've committee of the National Educational
association, viii preach at AsI-ury NJ. E.
church next sunday Nor ling. Nov. 81 at
1880 o'cioek. services in the evening al
the usual hour.
F. Clarke has RESIGNED from the direct
orship of the Ice Carnival association. as.
signing as his reason that he has no time TO
GevoJe to it. He is out of town so mach that
ali the time he has must be devoted To his
railroad business
Shortly after O'Clock last night fire broke
out in the frame barn at I'll Ohio street.
owned Uy C. e. MonSon. formerly proprietor
of the American house About S4a0
worth of liquor was Stored in The bull ling
which burned to the ground Less than $500
worth of the liqnor was saved. The loss is
covered by insurance.
Policeman McEHestrum was before the
mayor yes erday afternoon on complaint Of
John Finnertv, al einpIoye of the Edisen
Electric Light company. charging him with
using abusive language. It transpired that
the trouble arose over the officer attempt to
arrest Finnerty. believing him to tie another
man. The charges were dismissed.
The midday meeting to-day. held at III
East Third street. over the Northwestern
Book house. VIII be led by Rev r. C. Mosher.
pastor Of the PhiladeIi hia Baptist chur,-h
Topic: Sunday School Lesson for To- Nor
row. All interested in Sunday scho-
wotk, both male and female, are cordially in
Yited to attend aud participate in these exer-
cises. Hour of meeting, II To l O'Clock
AFTER thealer parties are becoming fash
ionabIe in ST Paul Any one who goes into
the dining room Of The Metropolitan from IL
to II 80 will find number Of parties a.
ing supper. All of these have been to The
fhpofar have f-pr.rnd in for I.4ra n, .,.,t
The dishes served at TINS hour are just suited
for post theatrical digestion. and are served
III such a dainty WAY that the crowd is fast
catching on to the place 10 go for such little
feeds.
The trades and labor assembly held an
open meeting last evening for the discussion
of the early-closipg movement Miss Flan-
dFau manager Of the business Wamans
club. Miss Eva Macdonald. John Fitz ger
aid, Frank Valesh, Louis Nash and John
Morrow participated in the general talk The
opinion of the labor leaders Is that the clerks
should form some permanent organization
before they could expec; the fill assistance
of the rank and file of the trades aud labor
assemblies.
9. II. Oman delivered his second lecture
On Domestic Relations before the ,aw
students association at the nun cipal court
room last night. Mr. Oman spoke of the
principles and forms of the laws under which
the citizen enjoys the immunities of civil
government. and under which the family
maintains legslized Status. The lecturer
handled his subject in a copious. interesting
and instructive manner. The attendance
was very large, and the students present were
greatly benefited b. Mr.. ozman's lecture
Il. Green. of the firm of Gieen & Tuthin
job printers at 396 Iiennepin avenue. Min
neapOlis is detained at the central police
station under charge of disorderlv conduct
He was arresfe by Policeman Eaney ye>ier
day afternoon on CONF iaint of his wife. An
ME Green. who lives in house of shady rep
utation at IL East Ninth street. he bad
been drinking. Green alleges That his W fe
left him several weeks ago and that she is
leading a Ciissolute life IL called upon ner
yesterday afternoon. and seems TO have got
the worst of the interview. winch resulted in
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