St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-28
CAUGHT IN THE SWIM.


Why he should not be requested TO resign MS
membership.
CAUGHT IN THE SWIM.
The water board yesterday approved of the
contract for the new Allis pump.
The cause Of w II. Marshall against f. r.
Gilman is still on trial before Judge Kerr.
1.-THE tin. sheet iron and cornice workers
union gave their third annual ball last even
ing aeTuner hall.
lingo Oberempt has commenced an action
against Charles Strum and others to enforce
d mortgage for $1,000.
The mechanics lien case of Blossun Bros.
ard Merrill against Amelia Kingsley ct al is
being heard by Judge Kelly.
r j. Whitbeck has commenced an action
against Lowndes Taylor to recover 5000,
balance due ON Il mortgage.
Joseph Cavanaugh, Indicted with another
for larceny in the second degree, is being
tired before Judge Brill and jury.
Paddy Harrington and Mike Fitzpatrick
will meet in an eight-round glove contest at
Pat Killens pavilion, Saturday evening,
Nov. l.
The ladies of st. Francis de Sales church
will give fair, running tonight and tomor-
big success.
Nicholas Caugh. John Fehr and James Nc.
Carthey were taken TO the reform school yes
terday, to be confined in accordance with
sentence passed by Judge Bril-.
The cause of Charles Boggs el al. against
the Western Home Insurance company 10
recoverS $1,000 on an Insurance policy is on
trial before Judge Otis and jury.
Rev. Smith Baker addressed the Minnesota
Congregational club, which held meeting
at The Park Congregational church. School
Superintendent Gilbert also spoke.
Seth A. Nav, charged with breaking into
the postotiicc at Lennox, Crow Wing ounty,
was Yesterday examined before United States
Commissioner Spencer and disehar ged.
E. l.. Larpenteur yesterday received a letter
from Maj. Newson in which the latter ex-
presses himself us delighted with his new po-
sltion, and enjoying himself immensely.
In the cause of Maria Olson against Floren
Heller ct al. the jury returned verdict for
SD damages III favor of Mrs. Olson for in
jtres sustained by, the bite of Il dog owned
by defendants.
Supt. Kiehle left last evening for Duluth
to Inspect the schools OF that city. To-day
he Will lecture at Northern Pacific Junction.
Assistant Superintendent Kirk will lecture at
the same place tomorrow.
The Clark County National Bank, of Win
chester, KY, has commenced an action with
attachment against Mathew Hume Clay, John
C. Clay and Mathew d. Hume 10 recover
$1,000 on promissory note.
Patrick Keigher and Thomas VI. BrGn, as
executors OF the estate of Matthias Brun. de-
ceased, have appealed from an order of the
probate court allowing the claim of the
Drake company against that estate.
The trial of the cause of George C. Olcott
against Charles B. Campbell! was commenced
before jury in Judge Otis court. The
plaintiff was granted leave to amend the
complaint and the cause continued.
There will be Il temperance mass meeting
al Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church night, be-
ginning at z 80. Rev. Dawley, Of Woodland
Park Baptist church, and Rev. Wilcox. of
First NJ. +. church, will address the meeting.
Everybody is invited.
Early yesterday morning fire broke out in
Edward McNamees feed and commission
store. The department kept the damage
down to $500. Alarms from 1917 East Sew
enth street. and Sixth and Wabasha streets
proved of triaing origin.
The Twin City Brick company. of 81. Paul
yesterday filed articles of Incorporation with
the secretary of state The capital stock is
$4,000, tho incorporators being Fritz Koch,
Louis Koch, Clara D. Koch and Nicholas B.
Jungelbut, all of st. Paul.
There will be an entertainment given bv
Mars lodge, G. L. o. of @. F., at Odd Fellow
Hall, corner Third and Cedar streets, Oct. 90.
for the benefit of ST, James A. NJ. E. church
and Pilgrim Baptist church, with contest
between the church choirs for set of books.
Mike Menshlk, John Hermann, Frank
Woldt. Alien Carmichael, George Headley
aud George Scott boys ranging in age from
nine to twelve years, were arrested yester-
day for breaking into a car standing on the
Omaha tracks and stealing quantity of mer-
chandise.
A post-mortem examination was made yes
tercay of hermann Dayids. whose body was
found floating the West side lake Sunday
night No new evidence was secured, ex-
cept that it was found that the brain vas con-
gested, suggesting blow. An inquest will
be held this morning.
The charming Emma Abbott opens an
engagement at the Newmarket Theater next
Thursday night with an unexcelled roper
toire. Miss Emma needs no introduction to
oar music-loyns people. Prices the same as
of yore, and the sale of seats opens at New
market box Office this morning.
Grand Opera House-There will be no per
Torrance OF the 'Fakir'' at the Grand Opera
House tonight or to morrow night. The next
performance will be Wednesday matinee
The Republican state central committee
have the house tonight aud the amateurs
viii be seen in "Pinafore'' tomorrow night.
A very enjoyable piano recital was given
at Ford's music store last evening by Miss
Edith Wagner, q rising pianist, assisted by
Miss e. C. Richards. soprano, and Mr.. Metke,
yioloncelllst. The programme was good
throughout, and the young pianist acquitted
herself admirably in some very difficult
selections.