St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-02
SAINT PAUL.
sIFTED FOR SUNDAY.

during October for buildings to cost
s51I,610.
James Robertson was yesterday taken 10
saltwater TO serve ont his term of five years
Tor larceny.
the collections of customs duties by Col.
Edwards AT the port of ST. Paul for October
were $50, 5V6SS.
The supreme court has adjourned until
otter the election. and will take up cases
Wednesday morning.
In The case of l.. Boyer 4 Co. against
Joseph T., Schuser, Judge Kelly overruled
The demurrer TO the complaint.
The cause of John Lundquist against the
Mast, Buford Il Burwell Co. has been trans
fcrred from Sibley to Ramsey county for
trial
Miss Annandale, of the Emma Abbott
Opera company, Will sing the otfertory ut
The mornings service at Peoples church to-
uay.
The receipts Of the insurance commits
sioners office tor October were received By
The state auditor yesterday, amounting to
$3.50
meeting of the Kings Daughters and
Missionary Society OF ST. Paul's church will
ne held at the guild room, Tue sday at
O'Clock.
". J. Dyer Il Bros. have sued C. E. Rise
dorph to recover S94.50 upon a nromlssory
note and have garnished funds in the hands
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
The calendar for the district court, which
opens Monday, is out; il contains 21S jury
cases, I54 court cases and 81 criminal cases.
'fhe docket will be called Monday and cases
set.
Tho auditor rnSfordoU rpnpiVpd the
first abstract of the November settlements
from Pine county. the auditor of which has
for many years been the first to file his re-
turns.
John Ward was arrested yesterday by OFF,
Ger Davis, charged with having stolen bolt
of cloth from Nicolay & Co.'S establishment.
lie was lodged in Jail at the central police
station.
In the cause of the Hatch & Esseudrup
company against Joseph II. Schusler, Judge
hclIy struck out the demurrer as being frivol-
Gus, and directed judgment in favor of the
plaintiff.
At the Grand opera house Rev. W. s. Vail
viii preach before the Universalist society at
II a. IN. on The Astronomers Corrobora-
lion of Christ Miss Emma Abbott will sing
Il solo during the service.
The address of Roger Vail. of Minneapolis,
which was to have been delivered at Cretin
hall this afternoon. has been postponed to
next Sunday. The address will be on
"Persecuted Astronomers
A gasoline stove exploded yesterday at the
residence OF Mrs. James Smith, 76 sycamore
street Mrs. Smith was so seriously burned
that il is feared her sight may be destroyed.
Miss Smith was badly burned about the
hands.
Hinch & Ouid have sued Leopold Brothers
K Co., of Chicago. to recover S7,74l for mer-
chGndiSe sold. Funds III the hsnds of the
following persons have been garnished:
Alex Johnson, Charles Conhams and j. G.
Elmquist.
The congregation Of Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church will hold service at Mlller's hall, cor
ner of Fifth ana Maria. The pastor, j. II.
Dewart will speak at 1850 a. m. on "A
Wonderful Vision" Sunday school at ~ ID.
No evening service.
The First Nationalist club, of st. Paul, will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening,
at IL West Fourth street. The subject for
discussion will lie The Attitude of the Rich
Toward the Poor, as represented in Bell
amy's stage coach" illustrations
Electric ears are now running on Uni
verSity aysnue. They will run from Dale
street so Smith park. The Rondo street
horse cars will in the future run out Missis-
sppi street, instead of the University avenue
horse cars. The ST. Paul City Railway Com
pany.
The first subterranean circuit of the tele-
phone company wires was completed yes
terday. and conversation held over the ex-
perlmcntal wire was in every way satisfac-
terry. Active work in placing the entire sys-
tenn underground will be begun on Monday
and completed within the week.
IN tho case of Pauline Luther against
Leopold Luther for limited divorce, Judge
Kelly has fled an order deciding that Mrs.
Luther is entitled to separation from bed and
board forever, or until the order shall be re-
voked or modified. She is given $40 week
alimony and SO to pay attorney fees. These
sums are declared to be charge or lien upon
thereal estate of Leopold Luther.
The Red Rock state camp meeting direct
ors named.the dates of June Is to 80 for the
meeting of 1871. They go down to the
grounds on next Wednesday in order to
agree on very important improvements TO be
made for next years meeting. Amanda
Smith, the colored evangelist, and Chaplain
c. c. McCabe, with his troupe of singers,
THE White Brothers" are expected.
In the case of Joseph Hamer against
Francis Soutar ct al, Judge Kelly has filed
an order declaring that defendant Dadum
has first lien against the property of
Francis Soutar and Conrad Kleinschmid t to
the amount of his mortgage, Wright is en-
titled to a second lien TO the amount of his
mortgage, Krets has lien for 1929, Hamer
has lien for SILL The property is Or
dcred TO be sold to satisfy claims.
Gone of the events of the season took place
at the residence of C. F. Hansdorf Friday
evening. About thirty couples participated
in surprise masquerade party in honor of
Miss E. Hansdorf. There was a grand dis
play of handsome and comic costumes The
ladies' prize for most handsome costume was
taken by Miss Edith Bryant, of Minneapolis;
most omic lady prize by Miss Nellie South
ward; gentlemen's prize was taken by F.
Mcintyre; comic prize by Mrs r. D. Czeiko-
wiz.
The states institutes closed yesterday after
very encouraging season of work. Sidce
Aug. thirty-nine institutes were held in as
many different counties. Most of these were
held in northern counties The attendance
at all the Institutes was very good. and the
ork showed considerable improvement
over that of previous seasons. One evening
given at each institute. The people of the
various towns attended the entertainments
il large numbers.
The usual meeting of the society of micro
pists was held in Parlor 4, Merchants
hotel, Tuesday evening, at which there was
gratifying increase in attendance. Special
committees on organization, membership.
bylaws and constitution were appointed
with instructions to report at the next meet
ing, Tuesday evening. There being several
instruments on hand, an exhibition was
given of many new and instructive objects.
Arrangements have beea made to enter into
correspondence with the royal microscopical
societies Of England. Holland. Belgium,
Sweden, Denmark and Germany. Ladies
and gentlemen interested are invited to at
Tend.
Three New Churches.
The following churches fled articles of in