St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-17
AROUND THE CITY.

Judge Cornish has granted August L. Bar
uuiSt absolute divorce from Hannah Bar
quist.
An enjoyable concert took place last even
Ing in the church parlors of the Bates Az
enue NJ. E. church.
Mrs. C. 5. Lynch was arrested yesterday for
stealing a shawl from Field Mailer Il Co.
and locked up at the central station.
Ed Keiffel and Ed Kerwin were arrested
yesterday afternoon by officer Mullaney for
stealing TWO overcoats. They will be in court
this morning.
The Young Ladies Society of st. Johns
Lutheran Church last evening held n sale of
fancy articles in the church, corner of Eighth
and Locust streets.
MeNulty Brothers sue Frank c. Turner and
others TO enforce a mechanics lien for
S135. IS upon lot %, block /, of Stinson's
Boulevard addition.
a social hop under the auspices of the La
dies Auxiliary, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. took place last evening in Wild's
hall, 5S4 East Seventh street.
The West side W c. T. L. will meet this
afternoon a. the residence of Mrs. W. W.
Nicholas, Clinton block, corner Clinton av
enue and Congress street. The meeting will
be opened by mothers meeting, conducted
by Mrs Timmons
George NJ. Ellsworth has been elected pres
ident of the St. Paul Gornet band. The other
officers are: f. Watzel, vice president; G.
Haag, secretary; J. Jansen, treasurer. The
Dand was organized six months ago, and has
twenty members.
The Northwest Railroad club, which met
last evening in the directors room of the
union depot, discussed Rigid vs. Swing
ID
ing Out and Caring for Boilers and Prepar-
ing Them for Service
George Gould, of Minneapolis, was taken
before United States Commissioner Odell
yesterday on a charge of interfering with
mail matter He waived hearing and gave
bond 20 appear al the January term of the
United States district court.
Judge Cornish was engaged yesterday in
hearing the matter of the appeal of Louis
Coyle kittson from an order of the probate
court allowing the account of the st. Paul
Trust company as administrator of the estate
OF Mary \. Kittson, deceased.
The Minnesota Iron company yesterday
filed its annual report with the state auditor.
showing the total output-mined, shipped
and sold-for the year ending Dec. 1 was
$50, go tons of iron ore The state tax is
one cent per ton. amounting to 1892.
Michael Rossbach and others have com
menced al action against Margaret Aspin,
John l.. Gieske and Sam Kee to recover
possession of tllirteen-twenty-s evenths of
parts of lots g. 8 and 10, blk ID. of Robert
RandaIl's addition. and for $1,000 damages
for detention of the premises.
The sale Of fancy goods conducted by the
ladies of the Christian chapel began yester-
day at the Metropolitan hotel, and drew out
large concourse of purchasing and admir-
ing ladies. 1t is an elegant display and
merits the fattering comments heard on
every side. The sale will continue to-day and
tomorrow.
Commander Lochren. of the Minnesota
Commandary of the Loyal Legion, has issued
an order requesting companions to attend
the funeral of their late companion, Col
Glover Perrin, assistant surgeon general
United States army retired, from st. Paul's
church, corner Ninth and Olive streets, this
afternoon at o'clock.
Fire broke out last evening at 5:45 in the
rear of a brick block at Third ana Exchange
streets, occupied as grocery store by A. d.
Moss. a clerk had attempted TO light match
in the rear apartment. The ignited sulphur
from the head of the match fell in pile of
sawdust saturated with kerosene, and IN
stantly the place was in flames. All the oil
stored in the room caught fire. and at one
time 1t seemed that the block must be burned
down. Rapid and effective work by the
chemical companies however, confined the
damage to the point at which the fire broke
out. Loss. $500; fully insured.
Piano Lamps. Brass, Iron, Silver.
DIVERS.