St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-27
DOTS AND DAsHEs.

There was litany service at the Ascension
church last evening.
The supreme court viii not be in session
until the 5lh Drox.
The Philomathean society gave dance last
evening at Lifts nall.
There willie be matinee of Lights and
Shadows at the Harris to-day.
Willard Il. Bragdon has sued C. Lieslikon
and c. Kiecnaw to recover Sl35 upon
mortgage.
Clinton Johnson, who shot himself acct
dentally at uamliue on Christmas day, is do
ing well.
Yesterdays session of the police court was
devoted to dealing with dozen or SO of holt
day DRINKS.
John Steinmetz is sueing Oscar Carlson
and Others TO forecluse upon mechanics
len for SI5u.
Bank Examiner Kenyon was engaged yes
tel day i'll auditing the books Of the state
treasurer Office.
A most enjoyable concert was given last
evening 10y the children or the King Street
II. E. Sunday school.
Gurneid post No. 8, G. a. R., will give a
dance at their hall. 35J East Seventh street,
Wednesday evening.
Walter F. Horton has returned to Hancock.
It is true that St. Paul must be filed with
memories narrowing 10 Walter.
Elder Forbes delivered q forcible sermon
last evening at special service held in the
Livingstone avenue NJ. E. church.
Clinton Johnson of HamIne, is suffering
from bullel wound in the hand, occasioued
by The careless tritiing of Il revolver
August C. Jansen has commenced an
action against Charles G. A. johnson and
Others to foreclose Oh a mechanics lein.
Mrs. Hugh McSorey desires to thank the
employees of the union depot for the purse
they presented her after the death of her
husband.
Charles Nelson, teamster, residing on Ken
tncky street, in West ST. Paul, yesterday had
his leg fractured in a runaway. He is al the
city hospital.
Z. II. Baker, who owned small feed store
on East Seventh street, has made a general
assignment to P. n. McRostie for the benefit
of his creditors.
Ole c. Ask has inquired through the dis
tricI court why Johan Carlson ct al. should
not pay him Slb7.35 ana receive IN turn
their promissory note.
Late last evening fire broke out at the
fish and poultry store. 500 East Seventh
street. operated by Chase & carpenter. Dam
age l,o"o. Partly insured.
Samuel Judd has sued Thomas Reilly TO
recover SS3, .27 for lumber furnished in
constructing city sidewalk, and has gar
nished funds in the Bank OF Minnesota.
a meeting for men will be held in the Y.
NJ. c. a. gymnasium tomorrow afternoon,
song service commencing at $50 clock.
a. sharp, of Helena, Will deliver the address.
Charles Nelson. teamster, had lively
runaway on the West side yesterday morn
ing, when he was thrown from the wagon,
sustaining leg fracture. He is at the city
hospital.
The Rentz-Santley combination is doing
phenomenal business at the Olympic-prob-
ably the largest since the new house yyas
opened. "a Sensation in Paradise is PROV
ing strong card with the boys.
Mayor Smith Is ovcrfun with letters from
would-be heirs inQuiriug for details of The
estate of Anna Klotz. Mrs. Klotz left son
and q husband, who will inherit and these
distant relatives may as well take rest.
General Secretary T. c. Horton, of the Y.
Il. G. a., will give an Outline s'"f'- - the