St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-04
ON THE FLY.


The internal collections for october were
1919, S4S.79.
Rev. W. w. Dawley will speak at the Mems
Mission, 13S East Seventh street. this eve
.aing. Song service at 40.
DR.. Forbes addressed the Methodist minis
iters' meeting yesterday on what Could be
Done for the Church in and About the City.
Deering, Milliken & Co. have commenced
Jan action with attachment against Leopold
brothers & Co., to recover 81, 1889 for
merchandise sold.
.0The jurors will appear in the district court
ito morrow. The court VIII hold but short
morning session. and will adjourn. No jury
cases will be tried.
! The Hamliue Citizens union recommend
ian extension of forty days be given the St.
Paul City Railway company in which TO COM
iplete the electric lines. which, under agree
.ment. should have been opened Nov. L.
Tomorrow evening. at the residence of
,Mr and Mrs j. o. Granville, No. 97S Euclid
:street, there will be a dime social under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Bates Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Master ana Man" has caught the popular
favor and is in for prosperous week at the
the Grand Election returns will be read
from the stage during the performance to-
night. Next Sunday THE Boy Tramp"
comes for four nights.
The municipal court showed light bust
ness yesterday for a Monday. Two plain
Grunks paid the regulation $40. John G.
Larson a tramp. went out for thirty days.
u Clauson, for drunkenness. got thirty days,
land John Ward, for vagrancy, went up for
three months.
Elaborate preparations have been made by
1.-THE ladles of the East Presbyterian church
for the fair and supper which will take place
Friday afternoon and evening at 9o7 East
Seventh street, Gribben block the entire
receipts will be donated to the church funds.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Real
Estate Investment company, of Duluth. The
capital stock is S1u0,000, and the incorpora-
tors are: D. II. Stevenson. Bert NJ. Stod-
dard, Henry II. Bell, w. II. Smallwood
Charles Schiller and Charles W. Erickson, of
Duluth.
The annual meeting of stockholders Of the
Edison electric light and power company, of
st. Paul was held yesterday, when the follow
ing directors were elected: n. c. Thrall. c.
B. Lamborn G. H. Finn, j. A. Barker, o. C.
Greene, A. Marcus and j. H. Herrick. The
officers of the company were reelected. n.
c. Thran president; c. B. Lam orn. vice
president; C. II. Finn, secretary treasurer
and general manager.
The sale of seats for the ". J. Seaman en-
gagement at The Newmarket theater, opens
at the box Office this morning. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday matinee, "Myles
Aroon," Saturday night, The Irish Mins
trel." WI Seaman may be called.the J.K. EN-
met of Irish plays. lie is young, good look
ing. sings we'll and acts naturally. Besides
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PERTAINING. "Myles Aroon" is q clever ex-
ample OF the works selected by Seaman.
John j. Dewey Yesterday brought an ac-
lion in the district court against P. S. Berg
sma and others, to prevent the sale of the
west half of the south half of lot 4, block l
of PatterSon'S addition, 20 satisfy meehan-
iics lien. claiming il to be the homestead of
his wife. 1t is alleged that the lien should
not attach to the halt claimed in this action,
but that the lien can only apply to the east
half of the south half OF said lot.
The supreme court, which adjourned last
Friday until after election, will take up bust
ness tomorrow morning. The following
eases will be heard: Weitzner and Green
berg, alleged insolYents, respondents. VS..
Henry q. Hyde, petitioner, ETC., appellant.
Josiah Thompson ct al. respondents. VS.. st.
Paul City Railway Company, appellant
James Low. respondent VS.. John Butter ap-
pellant. Cases Nos. 80, 80, 1856, 247, fixed
for tomorrow. have been submitted on
briefs.
The Olympic theater last evening present.
I'd toits patrons the musical satire in three
acts entitled The Kindergarten in which
Lyon & Boyer's Comedy company appeared.
Theplet of the play furnishes number Of
opportunities for introducing specialties,
rendered by the principals aided by large
chorus of pretty girls. Messrs. Edward
Shayne, Charles j. Slime and Budd Ross
were very able opponents of comedy, while
Miss Arlyma Earle used with great success
her rich voice. and also danced in manner
which won for her the loud applause of those
present "A feature of the performance was
the Singing of a number of pretty ballads by
q cuartette