St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

enectS or the store, real estate ana DOCK
accounts make an aggregate OF S4S,-
T1.72, after deducting lien upon real
estate Of $1,000. There were other III
cumbrances on the effects, but if the
appraised price is realized from sales of
the property Mr.. Finch will have sur
plus above liabilities.
Schedules of the effects of Norris Ell.
Flarsheim. insolvent, were yesterday
filed, showing assets to be ST, 1927. IA:
liabilities, $50, 726.72.
John 7. Spaniel, ins0lvent, has filed
schedules showing assets to be S1,909.70;
liabilities, S3,16924.
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.
The board of county commissioners will
hold meeting Monday morn ng.
Charles Zimmerman was arrested last night
for disorderly conduct upon the streets.
On Friday evening, March 81, Society Vega
will give ball at els East Seventh street.
Miss Bessie Fitzgerald. Of Litchfield. is the
guest of Miss Mile Campbell, daughter of
Marshal Campbell.
Friends OF DAM, the bandmaster. are urg.
ing him to present solo at his next Sunday
afternoon concert
Scarlet fever is at 1912 Reaney and 2S6
West Seventh. Thirteen births and seven
deaths were also reported.
Eureka Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W.. has init
ated fifty seven men since JAN l, and has
twenty-seven new applications.
Hon. P. J. Mclaughlin will address young
men in Crusaders hail. corner Portland Sixth
street. at o'clock p M. to-day.
The assistant city attorney was yesterday
examining the abstract of lands proposed to
be condemned for Lincoln park.
The assistant city attorney has drafted the
contract for the new engine house at the
corner of Beaumont and Bedford streets.
There will be song and gospeI service to-
day at 3 p. m. at the rooms OF the Gospel
Temperance union, 70 East Seventh street.
Hon. Sam Iverson, the state auditors ac-
countant, has gone to Rushford, his old
home TO lay out the work on his farm for the
coming season and to assist in dehorning his
COWS.
A very pleasant party was given on
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
Misses Murphy on University avenue in
honor of Miss Wallace who leaves for Europe
in few days.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Milton Hathaway and Mrs. Lizzie Frances
Peter T. Nelson and Carrie Danielson, Leo
and Laura lie Roy.
Prof. Fertig will speak on "The New Cos.
pei at Labor hall, 20 East Seventh street,
this morning at 10 o'clock, and at Beckmen's
hail. corner Forest and Sims streets, at $50
and z 80 p m. Admission free.
Tom Townsend, who was sent out to the
workhouse several days ago for vagrancy,
was brought in to the county Jail yesterday
fnp Cofa Ia &c Wiz ipcO
and it took six men to handle him.
Detectives Kenealy and Daily last night ar
rested man giving the uame of John Four
sides and claiming to be printer from
Omaha, for attempted highway robbery upon
q semi-intoxicated individual in whose COM
pany Foursides was.
The firm of Schiffman q Lyons formerly
doing business as druggists corner of Third
street and Maria avenue, has dissolved part
nership. Mr.. Lyons, the retiring member of
the firm, will open new store opposite his
late place of business.
Joseph Ditsch, saloonkeeper, died early
yesterday morning of fatty degeneration of
the heart. He was thirty-eight years old, un-
married and had lived in St. Paul for many
years. The body was shipped to Milwaukee
last evening for interment.
Prof Morris and wife have closed their
very pleasing and instructive course of lee
lures on phrenology. They have made many
warm friends who will regret their depart
ure, and will give them hearty welcome if
they should come this way again.
Questions from the audience relative to
the future will be answered by the guide of
Bishop A. Beals at the Wacouta Street chapel
this evening. At the close of the lee ture
Perry johnson will give another interesting
exhibition of independent slate writing. All
are welcome.
AT regular meeting held by Bricklayers'
Union No. l, of ST. Paul, the wages for the
year 1890 were set at 40 ceuts per hour and
nine hours days work. All union brick
layers are requested to attend next meeting
night. March 20, 1890, as business of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
Mrs Irving Winslow, of Boston, will soon
make Western trip to give dramatic read
ings of Ibsen's plays. She will give four
readings in Chicago next month, and will
give two readings in st. Paul, under the aus
pieces of the Gentry club, on the 10Th and 21st
of April. The tickets will be limited.
The board of public works yesterday de-
cided to report to the city council in favor of
the sewer proposed to be built on Cleveland
avenue. The length of the sewer will be q
will be an outlet for the Transfer slaughter
houses. The estimated cost Is $4,050
Frank Ar1dt. a member of the detective
firm of Dunkler d Arndt, was arrested last
night by officer McElistrom for robbery.
Arndt was in the back room of saloon at
the corner of Ninth and Robert streets with
a man named Sullivan, who was drunk
Arndt, it is charged, relieved Sullivan of his
watch.
Two corporations filed articles with the
secretary of state yesterday-the Warehouse
and Builders Supply company, Duluth, cap
ital 100000, and the Sisters of Mercy, Nor
ris, Stevens county. The latter proposes to
establish and conduct schools for the educa-
ton of the young, industrial schools for girls
and Indians, and maintain a hospital for the
sick and poor
The treasurer of the Home for the Friend
less association acknowledges the receipt of
800, the net proceeds of the entertainment
given by the young ladies of the Nushka
club, and the managers of the association
take this opportunity of thanking them and
all who so kindly assisted in making the en-
tertainment such success and pleasure.
A German, who refused to give his name.
attempted to mount an electric Car at the
crossing of the cable line at Seven corners,
about IL o'clock last evening, and was
thrown TO the ground. His head was badly
cut and he was insensible when picked up.
His wounds were stitched in neighboring
drug store, and he was removed TO his home
on TuscaraEa street in the central patrol
wagon.