St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.

CAUGHT IN Il HE CUhhENI.
Mrs. r. W. Mathews and Mrs. George r.
Finch arrived home from The East Wednes-
day last
Company C., First Regiment Nj. n. c., will
give Il grand ball to morrow evening at the
nrmory-
Poslotliee Inspector Gardner of Chicago.
was in ST. Paul yesterday en- route to Alba
queroue New Mexico.
The receipts of he grain inspectors depart
ment for the month OF October amounted TO
Sl5.Ol6.-S. which amount was deposited
with the state treasurer.
The Mast, Buford d Burwen company has
commenced an action with attachment
against John Buchanan to recover S74.25
upon promisSory nole.
j. l.. WaShburn has sued Frederick W.
Stephenson and Eliza A. stephenson to en-
force mortgage TO secure notes asgregating
$4,000, besides interert.
There will be a union meeting at $3.50 this
afternoon, in the Peoples church. Bishop
Vincent viii deliver his great address on
THE Church of the Future"
MISS Nellie Lumley was Yesterday married
to Arthur Il. Faulkner, the ceremony taking
place at the residence of the archbishop,
Father Coughlin officiating.
A newly constructed double dwelling n
Fuller street caught fire early yesterday
morning and burned. The loss is estimated
Mt s. 900; insurance, $4,000.
The Crusaders T. a. society will give mll-
steal and literary entertainment this after
noon at O'Clock, in Cretin school building.
John d. ;O'Brien win deliver an address,
In the case of the j. P. Gribben Lumber
company against D. II. Tandy and the st.
Paul National Bank, garnishee, reference
to IL. d. Lang to take disclosure was made.
Coroner Cadzow. of Rosemount, has de-
cided to hold an inquest on Mr.. ImeSons re-
mains Monday morning 1T 10 O'Clock. The
funeral will be held Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock
James Quinn was arrested Thursday by a
mistaken policeman 40 a vagabond. he was
promptly released when it was shown who
he,was-
Yanderhoor & Slime. who have meat mar
ket al lS3 Western avenue north and S97
Rice street. have made an assignment to
Harry Y. Rutherford for the benefit of their
creditors.
J. Henry Broome has sued W. f Coles &
Son to recover S266.52 upon promissory
notes and an account for merchandise sold
and has garnished funds in the hands of
Coyington and Magee.
In the case of Annie NJ. Gregg against John
". Gregg. Judge Wilkin has filed an order
denying the motion for a new trial. lie also
denied q new trial i'll the case of Annie NJ.
Gregg against John ". Gregg and others.
Deputy United States Marshal Sheehau
brought an Indian named 0ah-che- che kesh-
ig of the White Earth reservation to ST. Paul
yesterday and lodged him in Jail upon the
charge OF introducing liquor upon that reser-
walton.
Eliza Walch. of Tower, Mimi had hear
ing before United tates Commissioner Corey
Mt Duluth yesteIdly on a charge OF selling
liquor 10 Indians. She was required TO en-
ter into recog nizance for her appearance to
answer an Indictment for the offense. She
is worth over $4,000, and keeps a store at
Tower.
The congregation of the Peoples church
viii be favored this morning with sermon
by Dr. James Strong. of Drew semi
ndTy. who is on his way to the Pacific, with
Bishop Vincent to hold an institute at
Spokane Falls. Dr.. Strong is one of the
9OSt eminent men in the Methodist Epis-
conal church.
Acker post will nominate officers for the
coming year al their next meeting on Thurs
day evening, Nov. %. Comrade Inleson. of
Bircher post, was killed last Friday evening;
members of Acker post will see notice of
funeral IN papers, and all who can please at
tend in uniform.
Miss Bertha Sonnenberg will be married to
Hermann e. Brandt Thursday evening, Nov.
%, at o'clock, at the So. Paulus Evangeli-
cal church, corner Eleventh and Minnesota
streets. A large reception will be held at
T0l Cedar street, after the ceremony. Sey-
eral hundred invitations have been issued.
\ very pleasant social event of the week
was The celebration of the fifth anniversary
OF pr. and Mrs. Pack Nov. Is, at their pleas
ant home, No. gle ST. Adams street The
guests were about twenty-five in number.
The evening was made enjoyable by music
and cards. the presents were many and
handsome.
Dr. John Mcclure and Miss Theresa Grace
Hanley, daughter OF MIR. Hanley, the railroad
contractor, viii be married at ST. Joseph's
church thanksgiving morning. The groom
elect is popular and rising young man and
theibride-elect is one of ST. Paul's prettiest
and most fascinating Young ladies. A happy
life should succeed nuptials SO auspicious
Benton o. Allen, of I73 South Wabasha
street, stepped from cable car, corner of
Fourth and Wabasha streets, shortly before
O'Clock last evening, and was knocked
down by horse and buggy coming fIom an
other direction. The wheels passed over his
body. Allen was taken home in the central
patrol wagon. His injuries are not con-
-sidered dangerous
Aconcert for the benefit of St Peter ClayeI
church will be given i'll Cretin hail on
Thanksgiving evening. Hon. c. D. O'Brien
viii deliver the Thanksgiving address. The
eminent lawyers, McGhee of st. Paul and
Morris of Minneapolis, viii also speak on
the.occasiou. The best singing talent has
been secured, including Miss Berthe Wilson
and Lulu tiriswold
Extensive preparations are being made for
grand Social event at the armory on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 4. The event will be
under the auspices of Capital Division No. 4.
uniform rank of Knights of Pythias. Danz
orchestra, led by Prof. DAM in person. will
furnish the music for dancing. The caterer
Will be fogg, which will insure an excel
lent supper. Gov. ". r. Merriam and MAYOR
Robert Smith have accepted invitations to
be present. This will be the first annual So
ciali of this division, and doubtless will be
quite an event