St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-16
NUBBINs OF NEWS.

There is scarlet fever at 9O5 Euclid street
and 81 Manitoba street.
j. O'Keefe and John Quill. charged with
highway robbery, will have bearing Satur-
day.
Mike Faherty got thirty days yesterday for
resisting arrest and William Bubeck got if
teen days for being drunk.
The Home club will meet to-day at p. m.
at the Peoples church. when DIR. Woolway
will lecture upon Foods of Childhood"
A switch shanty on the St. Paul g. Duluth
tracks caught fire last night at 11:15, and
burned itself out without damage to other
property Loss, SIS.
County Attorney Oldenburg, Of Norther n
Pacific Junction: Sheriff Burkhart, of Wa
basha county; Lyman D. Baird and Maj. c.
L. West, OF Austin, were capitol callers yes
terday.
The regular monthly meeting of the st.
morrow evening at s o'clock in the High
school building. The questions of the muse
um and literary will be discussed.
The state library yesterday received copies
Of volumes Ii and II American and English
Encyclopedia of Law. volume Ontario Re-
ports of Canada. part z, volume 81, Con-
gressional Record of the Fifty-first Con-
gress.
{ a, reception will be rendered at the First
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow even
ing. to hear Rev. c. B. Wilcox, the new pas
= ter of the church. Mr.. Wilcox was for the
last five years pastor of church in Osh-
kosn. Wis.
:; Blind Boone, the celebrated colored plan
list, will give concerts at the Peoples church
!; tomorrow and Saturday evening. In every
part of the country his Interpretation of the
difficult works of the great masters has cre-
ateda furore.
Attic seventeenth annual meeting of the
{ Peoples Building society the following Off
GERS were elected: Jonn @. Donneliy presi-
dent. j. j. Lawrence, vice president; G.
: Scheffer. treasurer j. d. O'Brien, attorney.
!; and c. j. Thomson, secretary.
: Commissioner Williams and Secretary iris
berg. of the state railroad and warehouse
commission, left last evening for Springfield,
Brown county, to confer with the local
authorities on the request made for side
tracks and an elevator at that point
The st. Croix Lumber company has COM
menced an action against Charles A. Otto
mad others to enforce mechanics lien for
SoSY.87 on lot 8 OF Otto's subdivision of lot
10 OF Olto's subdivision of block los of Ly-
man Dayton's addition.
Ullie Akerstrom will be seen for the last
time IN Annette. the Dancing Girl" to-
night. Tomorrow night and for the rest of
the week she will present her new comedy
drama, "a Little Busybody" Sunday night,
"a Bunch of Keys" opens for a week.
The sale OF seats for Mrs Frank Leslie's
lecture next Tuesday evening at the Peoples
church opens this morning at Dyer Bros
store on Third street. The managers of Mrs.
Leslie evidently expect big crowd, for the
sale opens at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Leslie will lee
ture upon 1.-The Royal Leaders of Society,""
Miss Louisa B. Trott has been appointed
by Oscar B. Hills as deputy clerk of the
United States circuit court This is the only
lady holding similar position west of Mas
sachusetts Miss Trott has been doing office
work in the circuit clerks office for several
months. and has earned the distinction of be-
ing empowered to perform the duties of
deputy.
The jury gave verdict in favor of the
plaintiff in the case of Hagbarth Sahlgaark
against Rudolph NJ. Hunter, which was eject
ment to recover strip of land. The jury
give him the strip of land which Hunter had
taken by building his house SO that 1t extend
eda few inches over on Sahigaard S lot, the
rain and refuse water flowing on to it.
: The routine of the supreme court yesterday
was: II. A. Spooner. respondent. VS.. Bay ST.
Louis Syndicate ct al. appellant submitted
on briefs; The Board of Education of the
Village of Pine Island, respondent. VS.. (Jobn
s. Bowman) William w. Jewell ct al, appel
lants. argued and submitted; John Paul, re-
spondent, VS.. Joseph Nample ct al, defend
ants. Joseph Nample. appellant submitted
on briefs; A C. Stapp, appellant. VS.. Steamer
Clyde, Trumbull, owner, respondent, SUBJ
mitted on briefs.