St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1858. 1882
The regular business meeting Of the Acme
club will be held Friday evening
Health Office reports: Scarlet fever at
ga East Rose; diphtheria at 49l Mississippi;
two deaths.
The Northwestern Mutual Indemnity Asso-
citation of Wilimar has withdrawn from bust
ness in this state.
The council committee on printing will
meet this afternoon to tabulate the bids for
stationery and job printing.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Paul Deebach and Wilhelmira Lindeke,
Erlek d. johnson and Gustie Johnson
Judge Cory was occupied Yesterday in try
ing the case of Julia Topping VS.. Frank B.
PEARSON, suit to recover $50 claimed To be
due for services as a nurse.
The Stenographcrs Business association,
or st. Paul. will meet in Van Ellemeet hall
IN the Moore block at Seven Corners this
evening. Business of Importance will be
considered.
For the last week Judge Burr has been
busy after the criminal session of the city
court In hearing the case of Smith VS.. Nc
Grath suit to recover salary for care of de.
fendant's trotting horse. Tipperary
There will be musical and literary enter.
tainment at the Westminster Presbyterian
church, on the West side, this evening at 8
O'Clock. conducted by Mrs. F. r. Fuller, as
sisted by Miss Kimbal and Messrs. Johnston
and Baldwing
The Scandinayian-American Building assc-
citation met last night and elected the follow
Ing officers: President, Swan Pcnton; vice
president, Charles WahlGeblom; secretary,
Oscar Malnstrom; treasurer, j. Alness; attor-
ney, d. ID. Lomen.
Rev. j. G. Encell will give sketch of he
life of Garfield at Christian chapel on Car.
roll street Tonight. illustrated Dy sixty stere.
opticon views. The lecturer was intimately
acquainted with Garfield, and tells the story
in way peculiar to himself
This evening at O'Clock the Young Mems
Christian association will give an enterta in
ment OF musical aud literary character in
the First NJ. E. church. Miss Emma Hess
VIII preside at the piano and recitations Will
be given by Miss NJ. Morrison. George N.
Hiliman will also be present with his phono-
graph.
The Young Mems Social club yesterday
hled articles of incorporation in the register
OF deeds Office. The officers are: Thomas
d. Gr1swold. president; l.. F. DeLyons vice
presldent- w. L. johnson, secretary; j. H.
cooper, treasurer; A f. Newton. j. C. Nc
Cirthy, A b. Manning, II. Il. johnson and
Z. T. Wade, directors.
Miss Lulu Winslow, Of ST Paul, Minn., is
visiting Nine. Clara BrinkerhoE. 10 East
sesighteenth street. with q view TO voice de-
felopment and study for professional ca
ieer i'll English opera. Nine Briukerhof
pr9houheesaher voice a contralto of fine
scope, and the young lady's talent and am
hill
Home journal
the snowstorm which prevailed yesterday
was practically local in its area, and one Of
the most severe experienced this winter. No
serious obstruction Is reported to railway
uaHlc by the snowfall, though in some
places on the Milwaukee and Manitoba
roads in the vicinity of ST. Paul the drifts
were of considerable depth. No difficulty
was experienced on any of the lines, how
ever, and traius we're almost all on time
Particle is again on trial for forgery before
Judge Wilkins court He Is being tried in the
same case upon which he was recently con-
Vlcteo, the court having granted him a new
TRIAL. a question as to the edmis -ibility OF
certain testimony was raised during the after
noon yesterday. recess wds taken until
This morning to give an opportunity to in
Vestigate the law upon the proposition.
Mrs. James F. Donohue, nee Miss Maggie
Reardon. died yesterday at her home, 4S7
Aurora avenue. The deceased was the dal. gh.
ter OF Timothy Re4rdon. the weli-known
contractor, and had been married only a
year. She was a most charming young lady.
possessed of rare beauty and a sweet and
amiable disposition. Her unLimely death
Will bring keen and unfeigned sorrow to ali
within-the circle of her acquaintance.
Fourier against Hennessy Bros, Agnew &
Cox ct al. is being tried before a Jury In
Judge kerr's court. Fourier was employed
on the Spauldins house IN Duluth. The
building was defaced by some miscreant. for
which he was blamed. His arrest and trial
before the municipal con in Duluth fol-
lowed. He now brings an action for $1,000
damages. alleging that his arrest and impris-
onment were malicious.