St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-27
lecifleroI CITY News en- Pcee s.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

be at his once yesterday.
Spoor Mackey has garnished funds in the
hanGs of Nathan Lyons q Co. TO satisfy
judgment against L. ToletSon d Co.
The reopening services of the new Assem-
sion Episcopal church will take place Sun
day. Bishop Gilbert will preach morning
ana evening.
The body of George Holmes, who died on
Monday at the residence of his brothers III
this city, was sent to Coloury, Can, yester-
day for interment.
Sheriff Holcombe, of Saltwater, the Re-
publican nominee for clerk Of the supreme
court, called upon the various state officials
at the capitol yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health
office yesterday from 1868 Mari on street and
$50 Rosabel street Diphtheria is bulletlned
at sos Butternot and 7OS Mercer.
Lieut.. Charles Van Duryee was yesterday
commissioned as commissary on the staff of
Col Wright of the Third regiment. He was
formely lieutenant of company c.
Orders were sent yesterday from the adju-
tant generals Office to the members of the
governors staff to meet at the West hotel in
Minneapolis this morning to attend the open
ing of the exhibition.
State Grain Inspector Clausen reports that
the wheat crop will be better than at first an
ticipated, and that but very little shrunken
wheat had been cut,
The last two performances by the Primrose
& West superb MINISTRIES will be given this
afternoon at 2:3O and this evening at 8.
The rest of tl-) week will be devoted to
'Uncle Toms Cabin"
Offenbach's princess of Treblzo de-" as
produced by the Wilbur Opera company is
the hit of the season at the Harris. where
crowds attend nightly. The usual matinee
will be given tomorrow.
The W. c. T. u, of the st. Paul district
will hold its annual meeting at the univer-
sity at Hamline to-day. There are very i'm
portant questions to be considered, and ses-
sions will be held in the morning, afternoon
and evening.
The West Home Life Insurance company,
the license of which was revoked by the
state insurance commissioner for non-satis-
faction of a Judgment having complied
with the law, had its license to do business in
the state reissued yesterday.
The treasury department., under date of
June %, 1890, has notified Hon. Hans Matt
son, secretary of state for Minnesota, that a
balance of S61So is due him for services
during the war from 1861 to 1865.
Norman Ellis. of Garfield Post No. 8, G.. A.
r., died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. The
funeral will take place to-day at D. m.
from his residence. 699 Wabasha street.
Garfield post will be in charge and all com
rades are requested to attend.
A very pleasing entertainments for the bene-
fit of the orphans was given at Cretion hall
last evening Musical and dramatec num-
bers were given in q very artistic manner by
the numerous participants. and a handsome
sum was netted tor the benefit of the orphan
children.
j. A. Cranston, principal of Wadena Nor
NAL school, and R. W. Cranston, principal of
the Ada school, have returned from trip to
New Jersey, and were callers at the depart
ment of public instruction yesterday. Miss
Sophia Henderson, of Hutchinson, also called
at the Office.
Miss E. G. Richards, an experienced So
prano from Illinois, will sing two songs at
the free organ recital given this afternoon by
Mr.. Baldwin, in the Peoples church. The
young lady is niece of Gen. r. H. Barrett
of Stevens county, the well-known Farmers
Alliance leader.
Members of the G. A. R. and other ex-
soldiers are invited to attend the funeral
services of their late comrade Edward c.
Agnew, which takes place to-day, at Up M,
from 100 Harrington av. Deceased was
member of Company A, First Minnesota In
fantry in the war of the rebellion.
The Swan Lake and River Driving and I'M
provement company filed articles of incor-
poration yeste rday. The capital stock is
100000 The incorporates are Charles H.
DAVIS, Saginaw, Mich; Russell NJ. Bennett,
Thomas II. Shevlin Edward C. Whitney an
Hoyey c. Clarke all of Minneapolis.
Jack Conner, a we'll known all round
brook. was picked up on Eighth street yester-
day afternoon by Detective Koran and lodged
In Jail as asuspicious character. Conner had
Just come i'll from the South, and had as yet
done no business here He will probably be
given chance to leave town this morning.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by Snow.
Church & Co., of Minneapolis. The COM
pany will transact general law and collec-
lion business Capital stock. $4,000. The
incorporates are Charles A. Winrocks, Ed
ward V. Haram, George F. Edwards all OF
minneapolis.
There will be public meeting of the Single
FAX club this evening 8 o'clock At 43 East
Fourth street, for the election of officers and
to make preparations for James A. Hearn, of
the Hearts of Oaks company, who will ad-
week of Sept. 81 OH the single tax movement
Subject for discussion STRIKES"
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the case
Of Lucia SCHUYLER against the Grand lodge
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
refusing to grant a new trial August
Ecbeuffler was member of Rumbolt lodge,
No. 10, and his widow sued for 81, 600 as the
amount of insurance on his ife. The jury
rendered a verdict i'll her favor.
William Dampier has commenced all ac-
ton against the st. Paul Trust company to
recover S101.50 for al undertaker's bill fur
nished at the instance of Richard Gordon at
the funeral of II. f. Blood. 1t was repre-
Eented that the latter had sufficient estate to
pay for funeral expenses. The St. Paul
Trust company is the administrator of the
estate of II. F. Blood.
The governor was interviewed yesterday
morning by Judge j. j, Egan and James
Bchoonmaker in reference to reouisition
for the extradition of j. w. Ham, the al
legged absconder who is now in Salt Lake
City. The matter was referred by the gov
ernor to Attorney General Clapp for his
opinion upon the legal aspect of the affair.
Peter NJ. Holz has won his suit against
Elizabeth Goldsmith and any other parties IN
interest. The decision was filed yesterday in
u.
Elizabeth Goldsmith and all other persons
are not entitled to any interest by mortgage
DR. otherwise in garden lots and or the
south half of lot 3, adverse to Holz. The
lots are located on Rice street.
The opening sale of seats for the initial
performance at Jacob Lifts new Grand
opera house will begin at Dyer & Bros.
music store, on Third street, on Saturday
morning next. The sale will be conducted
ut Dyer & Bros on Saturday aud Monday.
but after Monday seats may be reserved at
the boX-office of the theater. The reason Tor
having the sale at Dyer & Bros for the two
days is that patrons may avoid the inconyen-
fences of visit to the theater while work
men are putin the finishing touches on the
foyer
The executive committee of the Ramsey
County Sunday School association last night
formulated plans for work during the COM
ing year. AT a meeting of the superintend-
ents' union, TO be held Aug. 6, the work will