St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

SON. Hall and date will be announced
shortly.
Judge Brill yesterday granted the husband
a divorce on the ground of adultery in tbs
case-Billingsley against Billingsley.
Ullie Akerstrom, the Engiishspeaking.
Swedish star, will be the attraction at the
Grand opera house for the week nj
ing Oct. IL.
The Hartland Norwegian Evangelical
Lutheran church, of Hartland, Freeborn
county, filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state.
Eagle Lodge No. Is, U. r. K. p. will be
given a benefit at the Grand opera house,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, when "a Bunch
OF Keys will be the attraction.
Corlies, Chapman & Drake have commenced
an action against Louisa Machenheimer and
others to enforce a mechanics lien on lot 20
OF Lewis d Mabon's addition for $50.
The stars and stripes f1oated half mast OH
the staff OF the capitol yesterday in respect
TO the memory of Hon. Gordon E. Cole. news
of whose death was received early in tn
day.
The Catholic Truth society will hold its
second quarterly meeting at Cretin hall We'd
nesday evening, Oct. S, at so'clock. Hon.D.
w. Lawler will read an instructive paper OF.
the '-Jesuits.r
E. D. Libbey has been elected major of the
mounted battalion of Minnesota national
guards, and received his commission yester.
day from Gov. Merriam. He succeeds Mai.
HawIey, who has left the state.
The Catholic total abstinence societies OF
the city will Friday evening celebrate the
centennial anniversary of Father Mathews
birth at Cretin nall. The speakers will be
Archbishop Ireland, Rev. DR.. Heffron and
Hon. M. II. Kelley, of Faribault.
The Burlington motor ran into Freight En-
CINE No. z late Friday night. The engine
was going to the yards on the main track.
W box cars were telescoped and the en-
gines damaged, but no lives were lost.
Articles OF incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Elec
tricai Engineering and Supply Company OF
81. Paul. The capital stock is $4,000, the
lncorDoratorS being Charles A. Dargb. Nor
gan Brooks and Alfred B.. Sibley, all of st.
Pau.
An order was yesterday filed by Judge
Kelly in the case, Edith Cakes VS.. Wesley
Moran. The judge expresses an opinion that
1t is proper TO appoint q receiver of Moran's
property, but does not decide the question IS
to whether the evidence before the referee
dlscioses any property as belonging to that
individual.
John NJ Armstrong. trustee of the estate o.
George, w. Armstrong, desires to be dis.
charged. His application was accordingly
heard yesterday by Judge Brill. Armstrong.
together with Jane E. Armstrong and Others
are beneficlaries under the will of G. w. Arm.
strong. and he wants some one else appoint
ed trustee. No decision was arrived at yes
terday.
The Elks nave arranged with Manager
Lift, OF the Grand opera house, to occupy
Lltts Grand Opera House hall, in the front
OF the New Grand Opera House block. and
will take possession of their new quarters
Nov. l.. In addition to the Elks. Manage,
Lit will rent the hall to a number of other
lodges and secret societies, it being especially
fitted for that purpose.
The First Universalist society meets in the
Grand opera house at IL a. IN. for public
worship. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. s.
Vail, "A Chapter of Science With a Religious
Application" Prof. Brooke cornet auartette
VIII play the Twilight Vespers'' and other
selections. There will be a soprano solo by
Mrs. f.. O. Osborne, with violin obligato by
Gustav Won Goetzen, and a contralto by Miss
Bird ma Farweil.
Secretary Tallmadge received a letter yes.
terday requesting three gentlemen to be ap-
pom Ell by the chamber of commerce., TO go
to Chicago with the state commissioners of
the worlds fair, to select a site for the ex-
hiblts from Minnesota. The letter also sug-
gests that, if the people of the state are will
Ing, an appropriation OF S25O,OOO be made
to defray expenses of the exhibit. The letter
will be read before the chamber of
tomorrow morning, for action to be taken on
the matter.
The Scandinavian temperance fair at 323
East Seventh street was crowded with visit
ors last evening. The contest for prizes re.
suited as follows: A gold watch. won by
Frank Carlson, 654 Lawson street: a large
picture, with carved oak easel, by Augusta
Peterson, 35T Lawson Street; a toilet box, by
Swan STAN, Thomas street; one cord of
Maple wood, by Mrs. Ida Peterson. $50 Euclid
street; a home made comforter, by n. A.
Forseen, 21S West Seventh street. The
drawing will continue tomorrow evening
on the rest of the many valuable prizes con-
tested for.