St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-19
SAINT PAUL.
CHIPS FROM THE BLOCK.


The public schools will close Fridgy for
vacation until the 3lst inst.
H. Lightner lectured last evening before
the members of the St Paul Law association.
"A Parlor Match will be given for the last
time at the Newmarket this evening. There
will be no matinee.
The body of Howard Gilkey, one of the
boys drowned in the Mississippi Sunday last
has been recovered.
The Young Mems Society OF the First Bap.
fist Church have opened reading room, cor
ner of Ninth and Tenth streets.
Bristol and Loomis have commenced an
action against William Kingsley TO recover
$l91.6 90 upon promissory note.
Rev. r. II. Craig last evening delivered
lecture on "Sights and Scenes in India at
the l. o. o. F. hall, West ST. Paul.
Judge Kelly has refused to grant new
trial in the case of F. j. Lime Il Co. against
the North st. Paul Land company.
Henry Bencke got ninety days in the work
house yesterday for the larceny of a coat.
He was one of Detective Kenealys victims.
Daniel E. Sprague has commenced an
action against Eliza c. Armit and Edward n.
ArmiL to recover $1,000 upon mortgage
note.
Washington Lodge, Independent Order Of
Good Templars will give social concert
and festival at Relief hall, al East Ninth
street. on the evening of the 2Sth inst
Scarlet fever is at 1900 Feronia avenue,
and membraneous Group is at 50 Payne ave-
nue.. Six births and four deaths were also
reported at the health Office yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Emil Fl. Rodin and Caroline Maguttson. John
Z. Francis Benson and Louisa Lewis, Will
lam Lamb and Isabelle Barstene, Herman
Lindgren and Lena Anderson.
1.-The Two sisters" by the author of 1.-THE
Old Homestead" will be presented at the
Newmarket next week. 1t is full of charac-
tiers and incidents which are met with in the
daily walks of life, and which are familiar to
almost everybody. Several musical selections
are introduced.
The case against DR.. II. Rowan. charged
with assaulting the twelve-year-old daughter
OF II. Schmuhl, was yesterday DISCHARGED by
Judge Burr on motion of Assistant City At
torney Reese. Schmuhl and his daughter
have disappeared, and their Whereabouts
cannot be ascertained.
w. S. Cleveland's Ministries open a three
nights engagement at the Harris tomorrow
night. The entertainment provided is of the
highest class Of refined minstrelsy, and the
forces are led by those popular comedians.
Billy Emerson and Hughey Dougherty. A
host of novelties appear.
George Mayer and Frank Daunais will be
subjects for the consideration of the next
grand jury of Ramsey county. They are &C.
cused with having forged the name OF
Stoffel, University avenue butcher, for
$3.50. The facts of the case were ventilated
in the municipal court yesterday, with the
above result
Auton Enger has commenced an action
against the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany to recover Sl.36'. The complaint
alleges that the railroad company gave a
warranty deed to Enger for l60 acres of land
in Griggs county, Dakota; that 1t mad failed
to give good title thereto, as Martin johnson
had prior title thereto.
Already several classes have been organ
ICED by the Academy of Science. Prof Mae
MILAN has charge of the botany class, Prof
Judson that of history, Prof. Jones that of
electricity Prof. Barr that of mechanics and
Prof. Clancy that of geology. None Of the
classes have membership below twenty
FIVE and some have nearly 100.
The body of Frank Dougherty, drowned
while skating on the river Sunday afternoon,
was recovered yesterday morning The ice
was cut and the body recovered within few
feet of where the boys disappeared, near the
foot of Chestnut street. The funeral win
take place tomorrow from the home of
George T. Dougherty, the boys father 1875
Smith avenue.
Judge Otis has appointed N. NJ Thygeson
as receiver for Petrus A. Bergsma, who is de-
clared to be insolvent. The application for
appointment of receiver was made by
Wheaton, Reynolds & Co. The receiver is
directed 10 take charge of all effects, includ-
ing those garnished, attached or conveyed in
violation of Chapter l4S of the laws of 1881;
to convert all effects into money within four
months and to marshal and pay the debts
Bond in the sum of So, 600 is required of the
receiver
The dividing line between census districts
IN this state is too vague to be well under
stood. and very few who desire to make ap-
plication for appointment as enumerators
know to whom they should apply. Even
Col Bobleter, who is supposed to understand
all the political divisions of the state as well,
or better. than the man who made them,
says it. gets away with him. He sent
the application of friend in Sibley county
to Miller. of Luverne; then 10 Adams, of Fer
gus Falls, from both of whom it was re
turned, and has now sent it to Davenport of
Minneapolis. If the latter returns it. it will
be given to Supervisor Smith, of this city, as
he will be the only one left.