St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
SATURDAYS HAPPENINGS.

The Andantino club, will give its second
reception and party at Library hall Friday
evening, Dec. 10. ~
Judge Wilkin has refused to grant new
trial in the case of Henry Hoyt against
Thomas Cochran e. al.
The st. Luke's Aid society. Christ church,
win have sale of fancy articles on Wednes-
day and Thursday. Dec. II and Is.
Joseph Beaudry has sued Frederick r. Well
to recover 5000 for money alleged to have
been received by him with promise to pay it
back.
Caroline Sauer recovered verdict for $50,
against the city. for damages to her lot by
removing the lateral support in grading
street.
Mrs. j. G. Donahower, wife of the United
States marshal, and Frank Donahower, q
deputy United States marshal, have gone to
st. Peter on visit.
S. S. Parr, superintendent of schools Of
st. Cloud: Judge II. S. Bassett, of Preston,
and Senator j. A. Tawney, of Winona, were
capitol callers yesterday.
Capt John H Mason, manager of Thiel's
Detective agency in this city. has returned
from the East with his bride. They have
taken rooms at the Windsor.
Ore, has commenced all action with attach
ment against Frank A. Church to recover
1,609 for merchandise sold.
st. Paul Conclave No. Il3. Royal Abel
phia. admitted two new members at their
regular meeting. The annual election of
officers occurred Friday, Dec 5.
Gov. Merra m yesterday appointed Judge
O.. P. Stearns, of Duluth, q regent of the
state university, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Hon. Gordon E. Cole.
Oscar B. Hills, clerk of the United States
circuit court, has returned from Chicago
whittier he went for treatment of his ewes
He says that the treatment was very satisfac-
tory.
John and Fred Miller, who were examined
before United States Commissioner Oden, of
Minneapolis. on charge of selling cigars
without government license. gave bond yes
terday for their appearance at the January
term of the federal court.
Burns & Shaw have commenced an action
against George Sewell and others to en-.
force mechanics lien for 1887 % upon lot
a of Tyrer,s Encouragement of block Is of
Nelson, Stevens & Kings addition to West
st. Paul, owned by Thomas Tyrer
George r. Stun has commenced an action
against Isaac II. Wing TO recover $500 for
10000 cubic feet of bayfield, brown stone,
which, he alleges. was taken from his farm
in Bayfield, county, Wis, without his con-
sent. Funds in the hands of the Flagg River
Brown Stone company have been garnished
At the Peoples church. Pleasant avenue
near West Third street, at 1880 a. M, DR..
Smith will speak of "The Troubles of To
Morrow" and at 7:30 p. m. he will discuss
the question, Gan we Ever be Rid of Our
Lives?' All seats free. Sunday school at
I'm. Young peoples meeting at 6 30 p. M
At the Grand opera house, Rev. W. S. Vail
will preach before the Universalist coiigre-
CATION at II a. m. Subject. 'Tried for His
Life" Special music will be furnished by
the celebrated Beethoven string quartette
with Claude Madden as soloist, and vocal
solo by A. D. S. Johnson. All are welcome
and all seats Free 1a
The entire class Of law students who were
examined for admission to the bar the past
week have been licensed as attorneys They
were complimented by the board of exam
liners for the creditable manner in which
they stood the test. The class was composed
of E. j. Darrah, Herchiner Johnston, W. 2.
Westfall, NJ. j. Agnew. and j. H. Millette.
The Made liza Mercantile Company of Ma
della, Mimi, filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday, with
capital stock S12, 900 The incorporators
are: Z. II. Barnes of Mankato; A. d. Cheney.
o. J. Olson and c. A. Bradford, of MadeIia.
The Polish Roman Catholic St stainslans
Kosta Mutual Society of Winora, also fled
articles of incorporation.