St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page 8.
TERSELY TOLD.

Miss Kate Wilson. of De soto street, Will
give card PARTY this evening.
Mrs. Otto Waither was buried yesterday in
he German-Lutheran cemetery.
All of the court causes set for hearing ut
The present term have been disposed of.
Miss Mamie and Miss Gertie Dnggan will
give dance party this evening at their
nome, Holly avenue.
The contract for sewer on Cleveland and
Wabash avenues was yesterday awarded to
William J. Preston for SIS 27J.
George Lavalle yesterday pleaded guilty
OF petit larceny, and was sentenced to the
St. Paul workhouse for three months.
The tommittee on streets will not meet to-
Jay as appointed, the session having been
deferred until Wednesday next at 3 p. m.
The ladies of Westminster Presbyterian
church will give social and oyster supper
IN the parlors of the church this evening.
Charles Deller sues Ii, A. Latta to recover
s97. 10 TOR merchandise sold, and has gar
nished funds in the hands of Nick Feyen.
The German-American Lodge of Odd Fell
.ows yesterday buried Hermann Dayids, the
man whose mysterious death i'll " est ST. Paul
seems likely 10 remain unexplained.
reception will be rendered Rev. W. S.
Vail ana Mrs. Vail by the congregation OF
The First Universalist church. at Lilt's hall,
N the Grand opera house building, oil Friday
evening" Nov. Z.
Ebert L. Gallinger has sued Alvin A. Jack
and Ada NJ. Jack to recover S246.o4. balance
On promissory note. and has garnished
funds in the hands of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company.
Members of the Methodist Episcopal
.hurch will shortly vote on the question:
shall women be eligible as lay delegates TO
The electoral and general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church,
The Raritan wooden mills of New Jersey.
sues Isaac S. Plaut. doing business in the
lame of Isaac s. Plaul d. Cot recover Sl4,-
700 for merchandise sold, and has garnished
funds in the hands of Mannheimer Bros
Owing to extensive repairs being made to
:he Bates Avenue M Z. church. Daytons
Bluff, the pastor, Rev. j. ii. Dewart. D. D.
will hold regular SUNDAY services in Millers
hail. corner of East Fifth street and Maria
avenue.
The Raritan wooden mills. of New jersey.
has commenced an action against the Mer-
rantile Cloak company tn recover $1,000
for merchandise sold. Funds in the hands
of Schuneman d Evans and Mannheimer
Bros have been garnished
The following persons indicted for various
Dffenses had their cases continued to the
next term: Flynn q Rawley, Jeffrey john
son. Ed Flynn, Frank Napier William Lar
non, August johnson, Lafford Veach, james
Degarin and John Krohmer.
County Auditor Ksin's report for October
gives the semi-annual school apportionment
for Ramsey county: Number of pupils d.
749; one-mil tax So, 5s7.1d; stale appor-
tionment received, sos. 27l3o; fines
licenses. etc.. S4.7S676; total. Sl5S.645. 6.
The State Sunday school association has
completed arrangements for the twelve dis
trict conventions to be held at different
points throughout the state George II Haz-
yard, chairman of committee on transporta-
ton, has been advised that the Western
states lines will make a one third rate Ger
tifcaie PLAN
Only few of the more desirable seats for
the opening DAM symphony concert on Nov.
are to be had, the advance sale having ex-
reeded Manager Deans most sanguine ex-
pectations. Prof. Danz is busily engaged
upon an elaborate programme which will
shortly be announced. and which promises
70 surpass all previous efforts.
Rev. Herbert Macy of Merriam Park. will
give an illustrated lecture at Pacific Congre-
gational, church. ON Monday evening on
THE Wonders of Photography" The pro
resses will be illustrated and results thrown
On the screen by oxy-hydrogen sIereoptcou.
flashllght pictures OF the audience will be
taken. Specimens of photography will be
given away.
Those who wish to attend DR.. Smiths Bible
rlass at the Peoples church tonight should
remember that it meets at clock and that
at l:lo the doors are closed and no one is
admitted thereafter Last Friday night a
dozen late corners found the door closed and
were compelled TO return home. The sub
ect tonight will be 1.-THE Formation of the
Did Testament"
Next Sunday Master and Man" will begin
weeks engagement at the Grand This
play has several strong and realistic scenes
including the Carlton iron works ia opera
ZION. The acting company includes the
great character actor Dominick Murray and
Ralph Delmore. the talented young heroic
actor. The plot of the play deals with the
English labor questions of the day, and is
said TO be of well-sustained interest
The supreme court heard the following
eases yesterday: Richard II. Broat respond
snt, VS.. Edwin b. Moore, appellant, argued
and submitted; Gage e. Tarbell Ell al, re-
spondents. Vs. The Farmers Mutual Ele
Tator Company, appellant, argued and sub
mitted; Benjamin F. Knault, plaintiff, vs.
Conrad W. Miller. respondent, Allan Black
appellant, argued and submitted; in re will
and testament of Mary Thompson, deceased
John Blood, appellant. VS.. Edward Myer
Eough, executor, respondent, submitted on
briefs.