St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-27
ANTE TURKEY TALK.

The committee on streets will hold q
meeting to morrow evening.
Mrs. M. A. Dodge left Yesterday for Du-
buque, TO-, to spend Thanksgiving.
. John j. Percy, who attempted suicide by
chloroform Oh Tuesday evening, is recover
ing.
The real estate transfers yesterday were
twelve in number, for q total consideration
of S23, 400
little Miss Nav Pearce last night enter
taiped her juvenile friends at the home of
her parents. 656 Cherry street.
Edward L. Farnham has been commission
ed as gauger at the South st. Panl distillery.
to succeed Imesen, deceased.
There will be Thanksgiving services in the
lecture room OF the new Central Presbyterian
church at IL O'Clock this morning.
The calendar for jury causes in the district
court for this term has been disposed of with
the exception of the. Two cases now on tri al.
/ Judge Wilkin has refused to order a new
trial in the case of E. c. Mcfarland against
| The st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany.
st. Peter Claver's Sodality will give a
Thanksgiving concert thisevenihg. An ad-
dress will also be delivered by Hon. c. D.
O'Brien.
W. j. Freaney was engaged yesterday In
Putting pipes III the basement of the federal
building for the purpose of improving the
ventilation.
The water board yesterday discharged $50
men who have been engaged in laying water
pipe, The work has been completed for the
present season.
County Treasurer Nelson yesterday paid
over to the city treasurer the sum of S1U,
COO, being the balance in mis- hands appor-
toned to the city.
Acker post regular meeting at Post hall,
corner Wabasha and Seventh. at 7:3O O clock
this evening. Nomination of officers for en-
suing year: also muster.
I The II. Thompson Lumber company has
/ commenced an action against Marie Dahlby
ana others to enforce a mechanics lien for
S6s.S on lot II of Lewis & Mabon's addi-
ton.
Catherine E. Archibrld, widow of Hon. j.
Archibald, died yesterday at Dundas, MINI.
The funeral will take place next Sunday at
p. m. at the Church of the Holy Cross in
Dundas
The board of park commissioners were to
Aaye held meeting yesterday. but the alb
sence of quorum prevented the transaction
of business. But three members of the COM
missio II were present.
Judge Nelson. of the United States district
court, yesterday vacated the order for con-
demnalion aud sale of the steamer Mike Da-
Wis. The former order was secured at the in
stance Of John E. Myers.
The case of Peter b. Clasen against Henry
Mallby ct al. TO reform bond and enforce
mechanics lien war partly tried before
Judge Kelly and jury yesterday. The trial
will be resumed Friday morning.
In the cause Of Anna C. Bengston. as ad-
ministratrfx of the estate of Peter A. Beng
ston, against The Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis q Omaha Railway company, Judge
Wilkin has refused to grant new trial.
The sale of seats for 1.-The Burglar which
opens an engagement OF four nights, COM
mencing Sunday, begins at the Newmarket
theater box Office tomorrow morning. Al
S. Lipman will appear in the title role.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Nord-
maendens Langforeping of Minneapolis for
the purpose of furthering the study of vocal
music among the Scandinavians of the state.
The adjourned meeting of the state board
ofcorrections and charities took place yes
terday afternoon at the capitol, when the