St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-30

afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Milton r. Davis, of Chicago, H., promi
nent merchant or the Windy city, was a call
er at the capitol yesterday.
The custom duties collected In Col Ed
wards department. during the month of No
vemher approximate $4,000.
j. E. Truesdell has sued Charles E. Bailey
TO recover $3.50 upon promissory note, and
as garnished funds in the hands Of Austin
NJ. Woodward
The state board OF university regents VIII
meet in the governors room at the capitol
Tuesday, and the normal school board will
meet at the same place Friday.
In the cause of Charles T. Newcomb, as
assignee of Albert Groorosky against Sher-
win 4 Campbell, Judge Otis has refused to
grant the motion for new trial.
On Monday evening at Cretn hall the sew
eral Total Abstinence societies of the city
will give fine musical and literary pro-
gramme. Good speakers Will be in attend
ance.
In the case of the Bredenhagen & Trieloff
Iobacco company against John NJ. Garfield
TO recover Sl50.7o, funds in the hands of
the American Express company have been
garnished.
Articles of amendment were also filed with
the secretary of state by the Minnesota and
Dakota Elevator company increasing the
amount of Indebtedness of the company
from 100000 to 81, 100000.
The American Manufacturing company
has commenced an action against Forrestal
Bros, the contractors who recently became
lnsolvent and their Dondsmen, to recoy er
Sl43.6o for materials furnished.
Monday evening, Dec 1, there will be
musical and literary entertainment given in
Cretin hall under the auspices of the C. T. A.
w of Ramsey county. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared and good time
is guaranteed.
The proprietors of the Golden Rule depart
ment store are completing negotiations for
lease OF the McQuillan block. The block
will be remodeled to suit the firms business.
and an entirely new line of merchandise will
be carried
In the case Of Michael Rossback against
Julia Hill ct al, Judge Kelly has ordered the
case reopened for the purpose of filing proof
of service of summons in the case of Fred
ericka Rossback vs. Andrew Rossback and to
introduce the files of that cause in this case.
The vested choir at st. Peters church will
be one year old to-day-first Sunday in Ad-
vent. Oneof the attractive features at the
coming fancy sale by the Ladies' Guild will
be an immense japanese booth. The pro-
ceeds derived from the various booths will
go towards iquidating the debt on the
church.
Joseph Barth. father of Mrs. Sgr Hanauer,
OF this city, died yesterday at Rocheport.
Mo-, of Bright's disease. aged sixty-sixty.
Mr.. Barth was identified with several i'm
portant enterprises in the East prior to his
removal to Missouri, and was actively en-
gagged at the time of his death in an extern
slve mercantile business in his adopted state.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Mime
apolis Light Guard Military organization,
with capital stock of $4,000. The incor-
porators are john l.. Amory, Stephen G. Twill
Jams. Charles l.. Williams Thomas P w.
Howe. Eli King, W. Goddard and Edward G.
Falk, all of Minneapolis
G. NJ. Orr, of the firm of Romans & Orr,
left yesterday for Ely, Mimi, to attend the
funeral of his brother, who had been en-
gagged in mining operations there, and was
drowned in an accident occurring on Fri
day. Mr.. Orr received the first notification
OF the affair from telegram published in
the GLOBE yesterday morning.
Old Boreas got on rampage yesterday and
let people know that he had not departed
from this quarter of the sphere forever He
cuurneu up Inc water OF the MISSISSIPPI and
cast the high spray high into the air, the dust
on the streets and avenues was whirled
hlther and thither. making it uncomfortable
for pedestrians. The thermometer sank
slowly and the indications are that good
old-fashioned winter will soon be upon u.s.
Matt Jensen, the popular chief clerk in the
state treasurer's office, surprised his many
friends in the capitol yesterday by announc-
ing that in the course Of a few days he will
say farewell to his bachelor friends and take
unto himself partner for life Miss Laura
Ellingsen, of St. Paul. a most charming
young lady, will be led to the altar next week
by Mr.. Jensen amid the well wishes of his
confreres in the capitol and a host of per-
sonal friends whom he has gathered together
by his good fellowship.
The neurological recital to be given by
| Prof. c. n. Hanson next Thursday evening,
Dec 4, at the " oodland Park Baptist church,
| is creating considerable interest to all lovers
| of pure, refined, and intellectual entertain
| ment. Prof Hanson is a reader humorist
and impersonator, and the programme will
| include selections in the dialects as well as
| comedy, patnos and tragedy. The entertain
ment will be given under the auspices of the
Ladies Ald'society, and several musical selec-
tons will be rendered during the evening. -