St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-26
ECHOES OF THE CITYs

Robert J.. Thompson, of Winona, is'a the
Merchants lls@N
The interior of the chamber of commerce.
is being reprinted and frescoed. ~. -,
Mrs. j. c. Burns of La Crosse, is spending
aifew days in the city with friends.
There will be meeting of Acker post this
evening at the corner of Seventh and VIZ
basha. ..,tn .-s,j
;; Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 5, Alt. &,
A. NJ, holds its annual communication this
evening. - ~.., .s.fs:t
Inthe case ofiC Mackay against Il. ,wss
Buzzellst the jury returned verdict for1 the,
defendant ~: : ats}d
Lawrence Peisehee was arrested yesterday
on charge of stealing S. accordian from
John Ross. :ifF3F
The case of Allen Moon & Co. against An
tome N Pelletier was taken from the jury
and dismissed.
A strand of the Fourth street cable line
gave way last night, occasioning delay
until the break was repaired.
The jury returned verdict for $500. 8 in
favor of The Wisconsin Red Pressed Brick
Company against F. x. Ferodowil ct al. 80
The board of public works yesterday IN
body examined Minnetonka avenue be-
tween ST. Paul and Lake Park avenues
''Erminie will be given at the Harris this
afternoon by the Wilbur Opera company.
The attendance has been large in spite of the
| warmth.
| A bricklayer named Jansen fell into the
| cable trench on SeIby avenue near the power
| house. yesterday. breaking three of his ribs
! by the fall.
| The Sunday school of Christ church. will
| enjoy picnic excursion to Lake Park Lake
| Minnetonka, to-day. going via the Minneapo-.
| lis & st. Louis railway.
| In the cause of William Smith against
| William L. McGrath, to recover damages for
malicious imprisonment the jury gave
| Smith 500 damages. ,s =
| An examination of the St. Paul law class;
will be held in one of the district court rooms
| on Saturday by a commission composed OF
members. of the Ramsey county bar. s.c ~
| The United States steamer Barnard will,
| make trip to the foot of st. Anth 0nT Fails
to-day leaving at 10 o'clock, and bearings
party of st. Paul and Minneapolis citizens. -
Nils Nilson's action agaidst Sherwood
| Sutherland & Co. to recover damages by rea-
son of pile driver falling while working on
| it has resulted III a verdict of $500 for
plaintiff.
The association of railway general office.
employees will go out to Spring Park, Lake,
| Minnetonka, for holiday this morning
| They will leave the union depot at 1886, re-
turning at p. m.
Mrs. J. H. Curtis and two children, s. j
| Boyce, NJ Schoenbrun and wife and e.
| Volkenny comprise a party from st. Louis
that arrived in the city yesterday for the
summer vacation. - -
| Howard Thomas, Miss Emma NJ Tennis,
| Charles c. Tennis and. James Fl. Rogers, of
| West Superior. and Mrs. Ralph N. Marble, of
| Duluth, and Mrs. D. w. Bacon, Of Power,
| are at the Ryan. Ell
| Another deed for lot in the Kittson addis
| ton was filed for record yesterday The
deed was by Joseph Jockey and Josephine
| E. Jockey, his wife, to William 81. Demarest;
| Of New Jersey. of lot d. block 80, for $3T.&
| 500. hiAs
| The London and Northwest American:
| Mortgage company, limited, has given Sc
| curity for costs likely to be incurred in asdit
| to be Instituted by it against Niels p Jorgen-s
| sen. Anton Knutson and Charles P. Will,
| Jams. sys.l
| In the case of Nels NJ Thygeson, as. pe-;
| ceiver of Petrus A. Bergsman, against Albert
Scheffer to recover S25;oOU claimed to haze
| been turned over 10 ScuelleF dS pTeIeTfk30-
creditor the jury returned verdict in faxer.
| of the defendant. nIE
The closing exercises of the Cathedral
school girls Department. took place last
| evening at Cretin hall. The long programme,
consisting Of vocal and instrumental NUM-
bers, essays and Rotations, was well REM
| dered by the scholars. 5
The Stenographerss Business Association
has elected the following officers: P. ".
Wing, president; F. Shelberg, vice president;
William Smith, second vice president; J. w.
Rank, secretary; Miss Maggie Baroy, assist
| ant secretary; Miss II. v. Gibbons, treasurer.
Tomorrow evening Gen. Ord Post No. 20.
| G. A. R. will have regular meeting at
which there will be speaking. war songs.
| etc. The principal speaker of the evening
| will be comrade T. n. Newson, who is soon
| to leave his home to accept an appointment
to foreign country, and who wishes to
meet all Of his old comrades before be goes.
| James r. Bsrnb art who for the past two
! years has been chief clerk in the supply de-
partfneht Of the Chicago, st. Paul & Kansas
| City railway, having resigned that position
to accept q higher one with another com