St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-07
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Fantholt at Sl23.
In the cause of John C. Hanley ct al. against
Soren MADISON Ell al, Judge Kelly decided IN
favor of the plaintiff.
The annual meeting of the PRESBYTERIAN
alliance will be held this evening in the
House of Hope church.
The cause Of the ST. Paul Trust Company
against f. C. BAILEY and wife was tried and
submitted to Judge Kerr.
Assistant General Passenger Agent Gil
dllan. of the Duluth. returned yesterday
from business trip East.
Mrs. II. = Farchlld, of Summit avenue,
via give social this evening in connection
With the First NJ. E.-church.
The contract for grading Arbor street from
James TO Grace was yesterday awarded to
heough x Donnelly at $3.50.
In the case of Frank Meyer indicted for
forgery in the second degree, u nolle was EN-
tered and Meyer discharged
The Cedar Creek Lutheran Congregational
church. of bayfield,, Dodge county. filed arti
cles of incorporation yesterday.
HI the case of s. Beech, indicted with the
Adams boys FOR larceny in the second degree.
nolle was entered and Beech discharged.
The cause of William Bohrer against the
City of st. Paul to recover $3.50 for street
grading is on trial before Judge OIis and
jury.
s. o. Merrill has been elected captain of
Company II. First regiment, and Frank W.
AtcherSon succeeds TO the second leuten-
aucy.
The report of the health department for
October shows: Deaths, l42; births, $50.
The death rate per thousand per annum is
! 1850.
In the cause of W. P. Wander Hoeck against
Joseph Parker, funds IN the hands of the
Powers Dry Goods company have been gar
niShed.
The net profits of the harvest festival will
be nearly 5000. The money will be divided
between st. Luke's hospital and The Womans
Industrial home.
Bridget Ward has commenced an action
against John thristenson and others to en-
force mechanic lien for S4-o on lot 3,
block IA, in Bells addition.
Edmund Rice has commenced an action
against Charles Yeager to quiet tit.e to a strip
Of land three feet wide al the south front of
block of Nlninger's addition.
Frank Keosh, of the firm of Beaupre.
keogh & Davis. was yesterday appointed
school inspector from the Third ward to sue
coed a. G. Poslethwai,e. resigned.
The Paperhangers' Union No. 1862 of St
Paul, will hold an open meeting this even
ing at Labor hall. 20 East Seventh street, at
5 sharp. All members of the union are re-
Quested TO auei
LliaSl Friend, OF the Friend Brothers
Clothing Company, died Wednesday evening
Al Excelsior Springs. Mo. Mr. Friend had
been in various kinds of mercantile pursuits
At Milwaukee for over forty years.
The st. Paul Methodist Social union will
be entertaind by the ladies' of the Central
Park N. E. church on next Tuesday evening
Besides the social exercises of the evening
there will be an interesting discussion.
Manager Dean. of the Harris. announces
that If holders Of season tickets desire to OBJ
tain good seats for The initial DAM concert
on Sunday they must ply at once at the
box office, as the advance sale has been very
heavy.
J. A. Kenny. brakeman on the Burllng-
ton. was killed yesterday at Renville la. He
was resident of Austin. Minn The re-
mains were brought to ST. Paul yesterday,
and after preparation by Mccarthy d Don
nelly were shipped TO the former home of
deceased.
The Sunday school Workers Union of
Ramsey County will hold their regular BIZ
monthly meeting at the House of Hope
church next Tuesday evening. After pro-
gramme participated in by the entire union,
department meetings will occupy the time
OF the session.
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Good
year Book CT mpany, of Minneapolis with
capital stock of $1,000 The incorporators
are w. Ii. Goodyear. T. G. Frost, John B.
Brown, Henry A. Barnes and II Barnes,
al OF Minneapolis.
The Berean heretofore known as the
Strangers Congregational church will give
u flag social this evening at the residence of
the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. smith. 374 East Wini-
1red street. An interesting programme and
refreshments will make a pleasant time. a
large attendance is invited.
James Blake. organist and choir master of
hnst church, who some time ago rendered
his resignation to the yeStry of the church.
Tor the purpose of az cepting very tiatter-
ing offer from Ottawa, Can. las been in
dueed to Withdraw his resignation and will
remain with Christ church,
The following books were received at the
state library yesterday: Sixth edition of
Nllllams on Real Estate, LIST New York
Reports, Report of The Trustees of the New
York Museum of Natural History. second
u
sey volume %, Seasonal Papers of Canada
Oh Internal Revenue
At the Grand opera house service Sunday
morning Rev. W. :. Vail will discuss sub
Ject developed by the recent Wisconsin cleo
ton: THE Wisconsin Priest and the Public
SCHOOL" Two new voices will be heard in
musls Mrs. Lyman F. Brown. OF New York.
VINO VIII sing the heautiful melody, 1.-The
Better Land, and Miss Jessie Brock. a re-
cent conner from California.
AT the Oiivet Congregational church next
sunday the Sunday school people of Macal-
ester and Merriam PARK will hold an insti
tute the afternoon session at 3 and the
evening at z o'clock F. W. Pickard. " q
Hillman, Miss c. s. Austin, D. c. Eggleston
Hrof. James Wallace and Prof F. B. Pearson
VIII have papers. A tifteen-minute song
service viii open each session.
a The Ladies Society of the Peoples Church
will give one of their characteristic socials in
the parlors of the church this evening at
clock. This viii be the only regular social
before the holidays Refreshments will he
served and pleasant occasion is being
arranged for. 1t is hoped that the congrega.
ton and all friends of the church viii be
well represented at this social.
The fair and supper TO take place to-mor-
row afternoon in aid of the funds of the
East Presbyterian church promises to be
most successful. The festivities will taKe
place at 957 East Seventh street. Gribben
block, and number of ladies who have in
terested themselves have arranged several
exquisitely decorated booths. where variety
OF articles will be on sale during the day
Mrs. Leslie Parlin will be in charge of the
talr, assisted by the Misses Swartz, Noel
henny' Scott. Pray and Collier and others
supper VIII be served under the direction of
Mrs. Tates Misses Sternen. Wolf and Messrs
Pray and Hadfeld
Note Following Changes in Time.
Trains over the Chicago, st. Pau,.
minneapolis q Omaha Railway to Man,