St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The Methodist Social union will meet at
the Central Park church ON Tuesday.
Last evening SOL, 900 had been paid to
the city treasurer for liquor licenses.
The charges against Officer Haney will be
investigated by the mayor at p. m. to-day.
James Arnold, of Birch lake. was brought
to st. Joseph's hospital yesterday with q
broken leg.
The jury has not yet returned verdict in
the case of James E. Boyd, ct al, against
| Theodore Hansen.
Scarlet fever is at 2a9 Rondo and 277
Robe. Two births and two deaths were also
reported yesterday.
The jury rendered verdict of guilty in the
case of the state against Donforth indicted
for the larceny of some clothing.
The case of j. s. Keator and Son against
| Edwin st. John is being tried before jury
| III the United states circuit court.
Yesterday SI0a, 900, the 5000 for accrued
| interest was paid over by Mr. Peet, who took
| away the S1O0,OOo OF board of education
bonds.
Arthur n. Taylor. upon presentation of q
certificate from the supreme court, was ad-
mitted to practice law i'll the district court
yesterday.
The Academy of the Sisters of st. Joseph
has commenced an action against Peter Nc
Mahon to recover ST. rs. 20 for board. lodging
and tuition of his daughter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Lars Jorgnusen and Hanseua Peterson Orlof
Pelter Olsen and Mathilda Swanson, Matt
Stein and Mary Dreher. Theo dore Hansen
and Annie Sell.
Articles Incorporating the German Presby.
terrain Anegustinus church were filed yes
terday in the register of deeds Office The
trustees are Theodore Handt Gregory Bolt
Claus Heinhokel
Henry Washington, eolored porter in
place under the hill, was taken TO central
station last evening to have q cash sewed up
in his head. He claimed to have been slugged
i'll saloon on Eagle street.
The board of public works yesterday sent
word to the comptroller TO return the assess
meutTon and warrant for Indian Mound
park. The request was complied with. The
board desires to make several alterations of
minor character.
lamentable typographical error, in the
GLOBE of Thursday morning convey ed the
information that Mr. T. O'Counell had died.
1t was Mrs. Minerva O'Connel wife of
Thomas O'Connell, whose death occurred at
the time mentioned.
hS HLHt VI tIC CT. dll COi46S0 lecture
course will be Feb. IL, 1890, at 3 D. M, in
the First German d. E. church corner of
Rossbel and Sixth streets, by DR. o. H. Tiff
fanny. of Minneapolis Mimi. Theme: "The
Problem of immigration"
Articles incorporating the German Presby-
terrain Bethlehem church were filed i'll the
register of deeds Office yesterday. The trus-
tees are Gregory Bolt, A e. Middents and
Frederick Softer. II is located on Goodrich
avenue, near Garfield street
The Selby avenue bridge contract was not
acted upon by the board of public works
yesterday, the matter again going over in Or
der that the board could procure further in
formation from the Edge-moore Bridge com
pany in reference to the details of the bid
The cause of Madeline Frelinghuvsen,
charged with receiving stolen goods. was
called N Judge wilkins court, and por-
ton of the jurors selected. The court adj
journed the case until to-day. when the mat
ter of procuring jury will be concluded.
and the trial proceeded with.
The StenograDhers' Business association.
at q meeting held Thursday evening decided
10 give progressive euchre party next
Thursday evening. The sale of tickets for
the benefit to be rendered the association at
the Newmarket this evening by Clara Morris,
Is IGpOTlcO dS UdfllS UtGH very large, len
new members were admitted.
The building committee of the South ST.
Paul council last night went over the plans
for the new city hall, and decided to raise
the building fifteen feet, as the excavation
viii not be required as deep as was thought
necessary at first. The bids for Jail work
were reported back to the council
Sheriff Hyland, of Dakota county, assisted
by Mounted Sergeant McFetridge, of Union
Park station, yesterday arrested Jerry FL.
Holan and Knute Nordness for running n
blind pig opposite Fort Smelling. across the
Minnesota river. The men were taken be-
fore Justice Newell at Hastings, and bound
over 10 the next term of the district court.
The case of James A. Smith eft al against
John E. Glover. to determine the rights of
parties TO interest in lands and to construe a
contract for the entry and locating of pine
lands in Wisconsin, made between Herman
L. Page and Nathan Peerless on the one hand
and John E. Glover and John McClu re on
the other hand. has been considered by
Judge Brill. who has overrtiled the de murrer
to the amended complaint, thus refusing to
dismiss the action.
The Sunday school bible class, led by Cen
eral Secretary Horton, of the Young Mems
Christian association. will meet as usual this
evening in lhe association lecture room at 8
O'Clock. AL young men are cordially in
vited1 The beginners Bible class will meet
Sunday afternoonin the association parlor
at 3 o'clock. A meeting for men only will be
held in the gymnasium of the Young Mems
Christian association Sunday afternoon at
3:3, o'clock. Messrs. Bowie and Manson,
who have been working among the wood
men, will give an account of their work.
Good music by the orchestra and singing
will occupy the hour. All men are welcome.
ST. PAUL PERSONALS.