St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-23
REPRESENTATIVES,.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Samuel Hartsteiu has sued George Kings
ley and others to recover 1851 upon o
promissory note.
CJames Blake, ehoirmaster at Christ P. E.
church, has resigned with view of remov
ing to Ottawa, Can.
The cause of George W. Ewing against j.
NJ. Warner to quiet title to real estate is
being heard by Judge Kerr.
The Philomathean society will give party
Thursday evening, at Westmoreland hall, in
honor of E. II. White, member who leaves
shortly for the East.
NJ. l.. Hulchins, secretary of the Humane
society, desires it to be known that he has
no connection with paper published by a
man named Gilkeson.
The ST. Johns parochial schools opened
their festival last night at the school nall,
corner of Forest and Francis streets A
musical and literary programme was pre-
Iented.
There will be a free Home club lecture at
the Peoples church this afternoon at 4
o'clock by Mrs. Janar. The subject is
Mother and Child" All ladies are invited
to attend.
Eon account of an accident to one of the
members of the ST. Paul Park Base Ball club,
the ball to be given by the club will take
place on Friday evening, Nov. z, instead of
Oct n, as now advertised.
The Good Templars had pleasant enter
tainment at South st. Paul last evening, over
two hundred person participating The
feature was an Evolutionary contest, which
was won by Miss Viva Gilman.
In the cause of Knud B. Peterson against
The St Paul. Minneapolis Il Manitoba Rail
way Company. Judge Otis instructed the jury
to find for the defendant on the ground that
Peterson was guilty Of contnbutory negli-
AcEer post will have regular meeting at
post hall, corner Seventh and Wabasha, at
1880 o'clock this evening. All comrades are
invited. At 0 clock the doors will be
opened, when E. B. Palmer will give them an
ode on Gettysburg" W. r. C. and s. of V.
and all friends invited.
Those who attend the reception to be given
Rev. W. c. Rice, the new pastor OF Clinton
Avenue Nj. E. church, this evening. will be
favored with choice musical programme.
consisting Of solo by Miss Chambers, an ac-
complished pianist; a quartette by Miss
Jessie Brock, Miss Carrie Sterritt, Joseph
Gregory and c. Il. Sowden; duet by Miss
Carrie Sterritt, very pleasing contralto, and
Joseph Gregory, tenor of First Baptist
church: a solo by Miss Jessie Brock, whom
luC VI luc NllulOu Avenue M.
E. church love SO much 10 hear sing, and
who is lately from San Francisco. Cal
where she has been engaged by some of the
largest churches in that city.
A meeting of the entertainment committee
of the Junior Pioneers WAS held at the city
hall Tuesday evening for the purpose of ar
ranging for series of entertainments for the
winter. Chairman E. A. Whitaker, of the
committee. was absent in Chicago. After
some discussion it was decided to open the
season with an entertainment under the
auspices of the order at one of the theaters
and George Symonds was appointed com
mittee of one to confer with theatrical man
ayers as 10 rates and report at the next regu
lar meeting.
The First regiment, n. G. S. NJ, will be pre-
sented with new colors tonight. Gov. Mer-
RAM will deliver the presentation speech
Companies A, b and I. of Minneapolis, Com
pany K, of Saltwater, and Companies C, D.
E and H, of ST. Paul, compose the regiment,
which will march from the armory at S:l5
passing along Sixth street. Summit Western
AMI laurel avenues, Arundel street, Portland
avenue and Kent street to summit avenue,
and thence to Summit park. where the pre-
sent Ition will be made. They will then marcel
down Third street to Sibley, aud thence to
the armory.