St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-14

applications today otherwise they win not
be examined until next August.
Invitations are out announcing n banquet
to be given TO 1T. Rev. John Shaniey, bishop
of Jamestown, by his friends at the Windsor
hotel, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
The ladies OF ST. Johns Catholic church
are preparing for an oyster supper, to be
given tomorrow evening at the new school
adjoining the church GU Frances street.
The annual conclaye of the Grand Masonic
lodge of Minnesota will open tomorrow.
About 800 delegates, representing 1877 lodges
will be present. The session will continue
two days.
Frank Ives, the well known Chicago
billiard champion, will play at the Standard
billiard hall tomorrow and Thursday even
ings. Jules Mayer will probably be pitted
against him.
The Loyal Legion will meet at the West
hotel, Minneapolis, this evening at $50.
paper will be read by. Judge Lochreu en-
titled 1.-THE First Minnesota at Gettysburg
st. Paul members can return by the NIilwau-
kee road ut 10 or Manitoba at 1880.
The Peterson Mercantile company of
Round Lake, Mobiles county, yesterday filed
articles OF Incorporation with the secretary
of state. The capital stock is $4,000 and
SAAS AiiSoi OOtdluiS are - GICtSOIlS VI
Round Lake; f. o. Peterson, OF Minneapo-
lis; j. P. Peterson. OF Ellsworth; S. Swan
berg, OF Worthington.
The grand jury failed to return an indiet
ment against Liz Kennedy, q woman who
was arrested several months ago for main
tanning q fence on East Fifth street under
guise of a barber shop. She was released
yesterday and Chief Clark turned over to her
such of the stuff seized from her as had not
been claimed by the owners.
The st. Vincent Total Abstinence society
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing six months: President. John CunniH;
first vice president, P. j. 0'Connell: second
vice president, Thomas Kelly; recording sec
rotary. P. NJ. Moroney; financial secretary,
E. Fl. Nolan; treasurer, Frank MolOsSo; ex-
ecuIive committee, Thomas Rush, T. Fl.
Nolan; John Ryan. Timothy Sullivan and
Fred p Nolan.
Tom Koran. of the city detective force, has
been seriously i'll with Inflammation of the
bowels for several days. He arose in deiir-
ious state of mind about 5 O'Clock yesterday
morning. dressed himself and wandered
down Seventh street. Though diligent
search was made for him, it was several
hours before he was found by his friends
and taken home. IL is feared that the ex-
pOSure may nave SERIOUS teSultS.
The Ramsey County Law Students associa.
ton has called a meeting for o'clock this
evening at the court room of Hon. Judge
Cory. Hon. C. d. O'Brien will be present to
deliver a lecture, and full attendance is de-
sired, as matters OF Importance to the associ-
alion will GENE before the meeting and the
election of officers for the ensuing year win
be held. All young men who are studying
law. as well as those who wish to be benefited
by these lectures, are earnestly requested to
attend.
Among the transfers of real estate recorded
YESTERDAY were two deeds effecting the trans
fer of the lots upon which the Metropolitan
opera house will be opened to the public.
William Rhodes, William NJ. Bushnell, Ed
ward Simonton. John S. Robertson. Andrew.
Muir, J. a Berkey, ". II. Sanhorn AID W. D..
Cornish gltve a warranty deed to Charles D.
Elfelt for lot 3, block l L, st. Paul Proper, for
S65.UUo subject to q mortgage of $1,000
in favor of John L. HobsOn, OF HaverhlIl,
Mass. The other is Qutclaim deed by Mr..
Elfelt of lots and 20 the Metropolitan
Opera House company. -.a<
The st. Paul Law Students association
will meet this evening in Judge Cory's court
room for the purpose of effectins, perma-
nent organization. aud to hear the first OF
series of lectures to be delivered by G. ID.
O'Brien on criminal Practice and procedure.
All the students of the city and as many OF
the younger attorneys who are not as pro-
fieient in legal lore as they would like to be,
and as many others as may wish to avail
themselves of these instructive lectures, are
requested to attend the meeting.
DR.. j. E. Bowers, late superintendent Of
the Rochester hospital, arrived in the city
s,. Haro
nentlyifor the practice of his speciality. He has
Just returned from New York city, where he
has spent several months visiting the hos
pital dispensaries and clinics devoted to his
special line of work. The doctor will de-
vote himself entirely to the treatment OF
mental and nervous diseases He has Sc
cured the most approved electrical apparatus
and will utilize the curative effects OF cleo
tricity In the treatment of the various nerv-
Gus diseases He has established himself
with his family at the Hotel Metropolitan.
In the case or William Croxford Jr. against
Marie A. Hornsby. Augustus H. Hornsby, her
husband, and others, and in which proceed
ing Walter lie asked 10 be made party,
Judge Kerr filed an order giviag Judgment in
favor of Ife and against Marie A. Hornsby for
$3.50. Anthony Provost was also given a
Judgment against Mrs. Hornsby for $4,000.
further judgment was given in favor of
William Croxford Jr. against Mrs Hornsby
for $50. 40. All Of the judgments were de-
clared to be a lien upon certain real estate
belonging to Mrs Hornsby, and which was
ordered sold to pay the debts. In the matter
of the assignment of James II. Davidson,
made some time since, to Joseph Jockey,
Judge Kerr entered an order yesterday di
reeting Leckey to reconvey the real estate
and property assigned back TO Davidson.
and that the assignee be released.
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