St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-30
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.

CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.
The joint court house and city hall commit
tee will meet Friday.
Hon. a. C. Dunn, OF Winnebago City, called
at the capitol Yesterday.
gThe White Rose Pleasure club will give its
third social tonight at Garfield Post hail.
The Hibernian Rifles will hold their
eighth annual ball in Turner hall this even
ing.
A charity hall will be given tonight at
Standard hail. corner of Eighth and jackson
streets
The tenth volume of the United States Re-
porter was received ut the state library yes
terday.
Miss Emma Sutton, of Third street. left
last night for n two months visit i'll the East
and South.
Judge Kelly has denied a new trial in the
case of Ursulie Wiuslow against Mamie d.
thinner Ell al.
Seats for AN Irishman's Love. which ap-
pears at the Harris on Sunday, may be OBJ
taineu on and after tomorrow.
Judge Otis rendered judgment IN favor of
the ST Paul Mantle and Desk company
against Ellen Cuthbert for $40
The dispute over real estate between ". T.
Hansen and Naliie c. GotZisn ct al was tried
before Judge Kelly and submitted.
The boss BARRIERS of this city will hold an
important meeting at II East Seventh street
In A. o. U. W. hail Friday at p. N.
equity Without Crime will be presented
by Ramie Austen, Dore Davidson and their
excellent company at the Harris today.
The St.John English Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Duluth filed articles of incorpora-
ZION with the secretary of state yesterday.
The cause OF Corliss, Chapman & Drake
against Edward Hoenck ct al. to enforce
mechanics lien is being heard by Judge
Kerr
Frank Napier. indicted as Frank Noble.
alias John Luister, WAS sentenced to the
state reform school at st, Cloud. He pleaded
guilty.
The case of Annice G. Barteau, respondent
VS.. William L. Barteau ct al, appellants, was
argued and submitted in the Supreme court
yesterday.
Lou Adams. indicted with Charles Adams
and Beach for the larceny of jeweiry from
the Edwards store. was yesterday tried and
found guilty.
James Middleton has sned James McDon-
aid to recover 81, 79S. % on account of stone
quarrIed on the premises of Middleton in
pursuance of Il contract.
The divorce cause of Margaret Rogan
against James Bogan, brought on the
grounds OF cruel and inhuman treatment.
was tried before Judge Kelly and submitted.
No inquest was held on the remains OF Mrs
Waither, who sucided by drowning Tues
day night. The facts in the case were APP
parent, and an inquiry was deemed unneces-
sary.
The Twilight club viii hold its first dinner
at the Ryan hotel Saturday at p. m. DR..
Smith will preside, and A. B. Stickney will
open the talk on ''The Future of the Railway
Problem
A jury was rnpaneled to try Frank Donald,
You, charged with assault in the first degree.
a. j. McCafferty moved to dismiss the indict-
Nent and Judge Brill took the matter under
consideration. Owing to the illness of the
defendants attorney, the case was adjourned
until this morning and the jury excused.
The cause of William E. Barber against
Hiram Backus ct al. is being tried before
Judge Kelly. The action is for a settlement
of partnership accounts. and involves Il large
sum OF money expended in the erection of
the Hotel Bareau.
The board of public works yesterday
finally confirmed the Selby avenue bridge
assessment The attorneys employed by the
protesting property holders refuse to outline
the policy they will pursue in contestng the
assessment. but intimate that steps will be
taken Immediately TO that end.
The fourth lecture of the Home club series
will be given this afternoon at the Peoples
church parleTs al clock, MISS Behr will
speak about Children's Calisthenics and all
are cordially invited to be present. These
lectures are given every Thursday Afternoon,
are free to ALL and exceedingly valua bic to
mothers.
A musical entertainment and oyster sup
per was given last night at Pioneer hail.
North ST. Paul. by the young ladies of ST.
Peters Catholic church. A number of child
rem who had been trained by Mrs Slatterly
sang several songs. Miss Schiiek gave piano
recital. large audience was in attendance
and considerable sum was realized for the
benefit of the church. Miss Conden was
voted the most popular young lady present.
and was presented with chair.
The walters union held largely attended
meeting last evening at Labor hail. Ten
new members were initiated. After the reg
ular meeting adjourn ed the members re-
NAMED in the hall and Endorsed the follow
ing candidates for office: r. T. O,Connor
for Clerk of courts, Il. ID. Brien for county
attorney. and NJ. j. Bell for register of deeds.
these candidates.
The Local Union No. 20 of Brotherhood of
Decorators aud Painters will give its first
annual ball at Turner hail. Friday evening,
Oct. 81. large number of tickets has been
sold, and the committee has been actively
engaged i'll making full preparations to make
the affair success. The proceeds viii be
devoted to the local benefit fund An invita-
ton 10 attend is extended to members of
labor organizations. A handsome souvenir
programme will be given TO every lady tax
ing part in the grand march.
The meeting of the home club at the Peo-
pies church at D. m. this afternoon will be
of special importance. In addition to the
talk of Miss Behr Oh Gymnastics for Chill
dren,'' which viii occur the first fifteen min
utes, there will be an address by DIR. A. j.
Stone on the Care of Girls between the
Ages of Twelve and Fifteen Years" The
lectures are flee 10 all ladies and their
daughters, and no mother can afford to miss
the instruction which Is here afforded With
out money and without price.
Tonight Emma Abbott begins her season
of grand English opera at the Newmarket
theater. The opera Is ''Ernani" Verdi.
which is produced for The first time in this
city. 1t is not unknown. however For
years 1t has maintained its place among the
great tragic operas OF modern times, one of
the greatest III certain respects, notably its
powerful ensemble work. The cast is given
vivid work to do also, dramatically as we'll as
unsteady, from first to last, as every musical
student well knows or every one who has
read Victor Hugo's great novel Ernani.
Police Court Cases.
Anton Laughan, who resisted arrest Tues