St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-25


ing the petition of William G. Evans and
Josephine Evans for the adoption of Andry
Imogene OsOn as their child and to change
its name to Andry Imogene Evans
BY consent of the mayor and Chiefs Clark
and jackson, the police and fire departments
will play game of base ball i'll the near
future. the proceeds of which will go into the
relief association funds of each department.
W. O. Bates, formerly Associated Press
agent in this city, is visiting his old friends
once more Since leaving here, eighteen
months ago, Mr.. Bates has spent his time in
Paris. and more recently at his old home in
Illinois.
A mission Sunday school was begun last
Sunday afternoon on the Bohemian flats
with encouraging attendance w. W. Curtis
is superintendent. and it is under the man
agement of the young people OF the First M.
f. church.
Rev. Richard Knight, who was for many
years pastor of the Congregational church at
South Hadley Falls, Mass, arrived yesterday,
accompanied by MIS-. Knight, on visit to
their daughter, Mrs. William P. Reid, 634 st.
Peter street.
A professional thief calling himself Ciab
Burns was arrested at the union depot last
| night by officer Mozart while i'll the act OF
rihing pockets Burns is a member of q very
| bad gang of crooks who have been operating
in the West for several years.
A. Schuetz was yesterday granted divorce
from his wife by Judge Kerr on the grounds
of deserion. They were married in Austria
His wife refused TO come over to the United
States and live with her husband, although
importuned by letters to do so.
In the case of The Second National Bank
against Howe Bros, Judge Kerr charged the
| jury yesterday morning; during the after
noon the Jury came III for extra instructions.
If a verdict was found before Sunday morn
| ing it will be handed i'll under seal.
! Charles Kennedy, an employe of A. Foul
| sand. at Seven corners, gave notice last night
| that he was going to quit. Proprietor and
employe got into fight over settling up
Fousand striking Kennedy with chair
They were arrested and locked up by Officer
Godfrey.
The Peoples Live Stock Insurance Com
| pany OF Minneapolis filed articles of incor-
| poration yesterday in the Office of the sec
rotary of state. The capital stock is 500,
| 900, ana the incorporators are Elias Moses,
Henry W. Burton, George NJ Carter, F. A.
| Dunsmore and F. W. Early.
| Oflcer Swanson was before the mayor yes
| terday on charge of arresting Mrs. Cooks
| son, on Reaney street, without authority
| For misdemeanor the officer chased young
Cook into the house, up stairs. and down
again. lie had no warrant for Cook. The
mayor imposed fine of $40.
Tuesday evening the Young Peoples So
| ciety of ST. Stephens Church gavea dramatic
| entertainment being kindly assisted III the
management by Miss Haas. The perform
| !, jc hOnp6
| it may be possible to acceed to the requests
| for its repetition at an early date.
The excursion on the steamer Henrietta to
Frontenac Con Lake Pepin) by the Y. P. G.,
| Church of the Ascension, was postponed on
account of the weather to Decoration Day.
| Recent rains have beautified the scenery
| and at the moderate price of ST for the round
| trip an enjoyable outing is in reach OF all.
A parish meeting will be held in st. Peters
! church Monday evening to consider i'm por-
| tant matters connected with the church.
One of the subjects to be considered will be-
"Can the Church Afford to Remain Free?"
| All who are interested in the welfare of the
parish are hereby invited to be present.
The presentation of 1.-The Thicketo fLeave
! Man. under the direction of F. G. Huebner
! short time ago, having been so well re-
| ceived. il Will be produced again, by request,
in even better form than on the previous oc-
casion. on Friday-Decoration day-next
! Mr.. and Mrs. Huebner will retain the same
roles in the cast. thus assuring success. The
proceeds go to the Cretin school fund.
Gustave Heinemann has decided TO contrib
ute to the study of art by the admirers of the
beautiful in st. Paul, by placing some OF the
rarest painting of the old masters on exhibit
ton. The works of Valasquez, Rubens, Mu-
rillo Mignard, Teniers Henthorst as well as
some of the modern school, will be included
in the display.
Tomorrow evening S. Lee, secretary OF the
Anglo-American Y. M. C. A, will lecture on
the Paris exposition, Illustrating his subject
with colored dissolving stereoptcan views.
The lecture is for the benefit of the young
mems reading rooms, and will be delivered
at the First Baptist church On Wacouta
| street.
Prof PREM will give the Cathedral con-
gregation something grand this morning in
the way of music. A new mass will be sung
by the choir of twenty voices at the 1890
services. Siebert's full orchestra will furnish
the music. The solo parts will be given as
follows: Soprano, Miss Schonarth; alto
Miss Naughton; tenor, Mr.. Ellis; bass, Mr.
Shea.
The institutes held during the spring
throughout the state numbered thirty two
1t is reported that the aggregate attendance
was 5000. aud that there was a greater
punctuality and regularity in attendance
than ever before. Looking back. say three
years. said Prof. Kirk yesterday, San in
creased intelligence is noticeable, as well a
q marked Improvement in the character O.
institute members"
The annual meeting of the Protestant
orphan asylum of St. Paul will be held at th
relief rooms, l41 East Ninth street, Wednes
day MAY %, at 1890 a. m. The manager;
COZ dially invite the public to attend tn il
meeting, which marks the quarter centur,
of the asylums existence. They especial.
request the presence of all who have aidet
in its support, that the method and growth
{ of the work may be understood and its re
suits fully shown.
E. A. Dearth, the deputy state insurance
commissioner. returned yesterday from
trip to La Sueur. He reports that the ladie
of that city have just given a strawberry ant
ice cream festival for the benefit of the 81
Paul Gospel Temperance lunch room, OIL
= Seventh street, the popular coffee room in
= augurated for the benefit Of the young lad
clerks and shop girls OF the city The festiva
was given under the direction of Mrs. Georg
Virtue, Il former ST. Paul lady.
Erck Olson has filed in the district cou1
an appear from the board of canvassers O
the city of st. Paul which decided that Pal
: rick r. Mcdonnell was elected to the offic
of justice of the peace for said city for tn
district east of Wabasha street. William +
McMartln has filed like petition with refer
: ence to contesting the election of Archibal
e Macarthur as justice of the peace for tn
: Sixth ward.
a FISH May Precede Kemmler.
d ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 24.-Fran