St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06

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suspicious character. On his person were
several .phony" rings and ladies' gold
watch, Aldine movement numbered 81. 101.
Andrew P. Low has commenced an action
against Robert G. Deathe to recover $500
damages. 1t is alleged that Deathe excavted
his lot adjoining the lot of Law so that the
lot of the latter was left without lateral sup
port, and caved in.
George Dixon, formerly connected with the
railroad service in st. Paul, now resident in
Texas, is about to revisit the city. 1t is I'M
derstood that a well-known st. Paul young
lady will accompany him as Mrs. Dixon on
his return to the home Of the horned frog.
In the cause of John Norlund against The
Minnesota Iron Company. tried in the United
States circuit court, sealed verdict was
handed in yesterday morning giving Norlund
81, 500 damages for injuries sustained while
working on the construction of shaft in the
Tower iron mines.
On Friday evening of this week Gen. Ord
Post No. 20, G. A. R., will have regular
meeting in their post room in Odd Fellows
block. Comrade T. M. Newson will be pres
ent and will entertain the comrades. There
will be muster, and good time is expected.
All comrades are invited.
hours at which Monday night trains carrying
delegations of teachers from the East and
South will arrive, it is necessary that those
citizens expecting guests on them should
keep their houses open until L o'clock p. m.
or later. Over 5000 teachers will arrive
after dark on Monday.
If Wilkie Collins was still on earth, and
happened round this way, he would find the
best of material for new ovel on the old
lines in the damsei who has lately captured
the hearts and dollars of the blOOds here
about suggestive title would be 1.-The
Woman in Red
There was beautiful display Of fireworks
and balloons with fireworks attached, on
Holly avenue. between Western and Ar
undel, prepared by the people on that block,
and conducted by Messrs. Jarrard, Williams
and Owens, and afforded pleasant evening
to large crowd on the evening OF the
Fourth.
The Woodland Park church choir, with
Miss Winchester at the organ, will render the
music at their church. Selby avenue and
Arundel street. Rev. W. W. Dawley, pastor,
will occupy the pulpit morning and evening,
assuring full attendance. All strangers in
the city will be made especially welcome.
Down town people will take st. Anthony hill
cable cars.
The sixth anniversary Of the installation
Of Rev. A. j. d. Haupt as pastor of the Me-
mortal English Lutheran church. on West
Sixth street, near Exchange, will be held as
I / a. m. to-day. Sunday school will be held
at $3.50 a. m. during July and August. The
o'clock service will be devoted to the COM
memoration of the nations birth. 1t is
hoped that full audience will be present at
both services.
Miss Jessie D. Newson and Mr.. Sam l..
Lewall, both of this city and well known
young people, were married on Thursday
evening at the residence of the brides
father, Maj. T. M. Newson, by the Rev. Mr..
Reynolds The bridesmaids were Misses
Bunker, Robbins and Lewall. The decora-
ton of the apartment in which the ceremony
occurred were artistic in the extreme. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewall will reside on Goodrich
avenue.
House of Hope Presbyterian Church
Preaching in the morning at 1890 by the
pastor, Rev. Robert Christie, d. D. This will
be the pastors last service prior to short
trip to Europe. AS 1t will also close five
years. labor with his congregation, he will
give brief resume of what has been &C.
complishsd during that time. At 8 o'clock
in the evening Prof. Winchell, OF Michigan
university, one of the eminent scientists OF
our time, will deliver his celebrated lecture:
us Evolution Goddess The public is in
vited.
Capt. Alonzo Cook, for many years captain
and pilot of steamboats, running between St.
Paul and ST. Louis, has invented pump
that will be great benefit to ocean and river
steamers. This pump, for which he has OBJ
tanned patent, is automatic, and is operated
solely by the motion of the vessel. An ex-
hibition of it's working will be given to-mor-
row Sunday upon large barge attached to
the steamer Ruby, between and o'clock,