St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-04
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

A Shamrock club social was held at the A.
o. [. W. hail last evening"
The regular monthly meeting of the board
OF education will be held Monday evening.
The concert and hop of the Twin City
Banjo Mandolin and Guitar club last even
ing was largely attended.
William L. Strong has brought an action
against George E. Wilson to quiet title to lots
l and 4, block l, of College place.
The newly elected officers of the Wabasha
club are W. S. Timberlake. president: F. n.
Livingstone. vice president; w. M. Carson,
secretary; William P. Abbott, treasurer.
Corles, Chapman d Drake yesterday
brought an action against Lucy S. McCourt
and others to enforce a mechanics lien for
SoS7.71 on lot 10, blk e, of Manchester Park.
The evangelistic class of the Y. NJ C. A.,
under the instruction of General Secretary
4. c. Horton, will this evening at O'Clock
take up the study of the Sunday school
lesson.
George c. Harper sues the city of ST. Paul
in the district court to recover S., 900 dam
ages to lands along Phalen creek by placing
large quantities of earth, stone and gravel
thereon in grading Earl street.
Mary Young. religious fanatic who mag
ines that she has ssen the Creator of the uni
condemned to eternal punishment, was yes
terday adjudged insane and ordered to be
taken to the Rochester asylum.
The irish evangelist of note, Rev. George
c. Needham. will conduct a meeting for men
only, Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock IN
the Newmarket theater under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian association.
Mamie W. Stewart and Sylvester Stewart.
her husband, have commenced an action
against Mary Rebel and others asking for a
sale OF little over six acres of land in the
city, valued at $4,000, and for partition of
the remainder, after paying debts, among
those entitled thereto
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday issued an
order removing John Patterson from duty as
bailiff in the municipal court and appoint
Ing Frank Horn as his successor. Horn
formerly ran an elevator in the court house.
The change is said to have been made in ac-
cordance with demand therefor from the
municipal court judges.
There were 15S patients under treatment
last month at the city and county hospital
100 males ana 90 females. The number a61-
mltted was 80. 3D. males and % females. the
remainder being admitted during previous
months. There were SO patients DISCHARGED
last month ana deaths, leaving 80 now nm
der treatment.
The Capital Bowling club held meeting
on Thursday evening, when it's rules and
constitution were reorganized. Col. Bobleter
was elected president, Lieut.. Iyerson secre-
tary and j. b. Sievers treasurer The club
has membership of seventeen, which will
be shortly increased. The club meets every
Thursday evening at Amorts bowling alley
on West Third street. The gold medal was
won on Thursday by c. G. Bergh.
The free afb1atio to,rpor,oot a,
Kittson track, under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. c. A., this afternoon at O'Clock. will be
one of the greatest events ever given in the
Northwest. Some of the best runners Jump
ers, shot putters and all-around athletes Will
compete. The prizes are given by the bust
ness houses of the city. reception will be
given to the winners in the gymnasium in
the evening. James Suydam, president of
the association. will present the prizes.
Rudolph Finger. a prominent stock raiser
of South Heart, n. D., gives practical testl-
mony Of the superiority of the local stock
yards over those at Chicago so far as the
stock raisers of the Northwest are concerned,
in the disposal OF their stock. Mr.. Finger
arrived in the city Thursday with a large
consignment of cattle, Ell route for Chicago.
On arrival here he found better price could
be obtained for the cattle than could be pro-
cured in Chicago, and at once disposed of
the animals.
DR.. Arthur B. Aneker, the city and county
physician, has been confined to his bed for
over week, at the Metropolitan hotel. 1t
was feared at one time that he had con-
tracted typhoid fever, but luckily this was
not So DR.. Ancker was present last evening
at the meeting of the committee on streets in
hopes that something would be done in tine
ambulance matter, but like many others in
t tested in securing prof. er service for re-
moving wounded persons, he was disap-
pointed.