St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-27

ment against the effects Of Huelster 4 Me
baum to satisfy promissory note Tor
$1,000. 1t is claimed that Henry T. Huelster
is about to assign, secrete and dispose of his
property with intent TO dfraud his creditors.
Monday evening, April %. THE Sham
Doctor" an Ethiopian farce will be given at
the West Side Opera house, corner Congress
and State streets, under the management OF
of Michael A. Weisskopf, who will take the
leading part, assisted by Misses l.. Frey, K,
Rebholz and Others 81
"Cui Bono, or the Magnitude and Benefits
OF the Spiritual Movement" will be the SUBJ
ject of the lectures before the Spiritual
Alliance at the Waucouta street chapel on
Sunday evening, April 27th. The lecturer
has had many years of experience and
observation in the movement.
The many friends Of Mrs. j. j. Gavin will
be panied to hear of her unit mely death.
which occurred yesterday morning at the
home of her father. 667 Broadway. Mrs.
Gavin was the daughter of William Troy,
was born in st. Paul and for some time
teacher in the Humboldt school.
Miss Mary Roddv, of Brown avenue en-
tertained few of her friends Thursday
evening. Dancing and music were the order
of the evening. Among those present were
the Misses Cook. Lambrecht. Rossberg, Jones,
and Ida Cook; Messrs. Howe, Boeringer,
Spear. Burke, Schuerer and Cook.
The Woman's Educational and Industrial
union, al West Fourth street, are giving in
structiors in dressmaking by the latest and
most approved system, regular sessions Tues
day and Thursday evenings at 1880 p. m.
Lunches from IL to p. m. daily. Elocution
Saturday at & p. IN. Typewriting and STEM
ography each day and evening.
A free rally, in which all the Catholic total
abstinence societies in the city are uniting,
will be held in Cretin hall tomorrow even
ing. A good musical programme has been
prepared, and addresses will be delivered by
Fathers Hebron and Gibbons, and Messrs.
j. b. Fleming and j. j. Manahan.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
August j. Metzger and Emitie A. Scnerfen-
berg, John KrenehlOnic and Helen Goolick,
Frank Bulera and Stina Lozewska. E. j.
Delaney and Grace Lightfoot, Oscar Garde-
lin and Matilda Nyberg, Charles W. Nc
Manus and Mamie A. McGrath, William
Ames and Jessie Miller.
Nick Mack, German contractor, entered
the tenement block on st. Peter street above
Seventh yesterday and took possession of
the rooms occupied by family named
Bailey, frightening The women of the house
and her children. Mack was drunk. He was
arrested by Officer Tom Calvin and slated at
central station on a charge of disorderly con-
duct.
The April meeting Of the Minnesota Con-
gregational club will be held at Park 'Congre-
gational church. st. Paul. tomorrow even
ing After the usual social reception the
club will listen to an address by Rev. Frank
W. Gnnsaulus, D. D., pastor Plymouth
church, Chicago, on topic: 1.-THE Obligation
of Congregationalism to Teach American
ISM General discussion to follow.
A buggywasher named Collins and his
German inamorata, Lena Reichart, servant
girl, were arrested by Office Schram last
night for disorderly conduct. The couple
were in the friendly shade of doorway ON
Sixth near Broadway, and were enjoying
little kissing and hugging bee. So enrapt
ere they with each other that they were en-
tirely obliyious to passers by. 1t was rude
awakening from loves young dream when
the officer tapped each upon the shoulder.
Senator Davis Yesterday accepted for de-
livery the invitations of the National Ednca-
tional association to the president and Mrs.
Harrison to attend the educational convcn-
ton at st. Paul in July. Senator Davis is
also intrusted with Invitations to the mem
bers of the cabinet and their wives. Them
yitations are got up with much
elaborateness, and display a marked
attainment in penmsnship. They arc
signed by President James H. Garfield, on
behalf of the association; Gov. W. r. Mer-
Ram. on behalf Of the state; Mayor Smith, On
behalf of the city; D. D. Merrill chairman of
the executive committee Senator Davis
promised E. w Peet that he would urge the
president to the best of his ability to accept
the invitation and also the members Of the
cabinet