St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-22
tate as being in good spirits over the late

state as being i'll good spirits over the late
rain.
Numerous visitors at the Union stock
yards witnessed the exhibition of horse
breaking by the cowboys yesterday after
noon. They had once thirty horses to
handle.
Louis Halpin entered into recognizance in
the penalty of $500, with NJ. +. Sweeney and
James New as sureties, for his appearance
to stand trial on an Indictment for assault in
the second degree,
A meeting of the South st. Paul board of
trade was held at the Stockyards' exchange
yesterday afternoon. Arrangements were
made to offer building sites to responsible
manufacturing enterprises
Moritz Albrecht and Anna Albrecht, his
WIFE, have petitioned the district court for
permission to adopt Frank Mansfield, a child
two years and eight months ola, and to
change his name to that of Norman Talmage
Albrecht.
Ladies interested in the preparations for
the departure for Africa of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bibbs are requested to meet at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian association, cor
ner of Ninth and Wabasha streets, this morn
ing at ten o'clock.
action against William S. Hodgins and wife,
Corlies, Chapman & Drake and others TO sell
lots and portions of lots in Hoyt's ontlots, to
satisfy mortgage for $500. and to ascertain
other liens thereon.
AlmOnde Barrelle has commenced an &C
ton against the Chicago, Burlington Il
Northern railroad company to recover S26S
damages for permitting $50 boxes of oranges
to be frozen in transit from Florida to Mill
neapolis, in January, 1888.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Christ Keogan and Katie Dougherty, Porter
E. Webb and Elhlyn Fowler, Christ Balmer
and Rosa Glor, Andrew Aim and Hannah
Tulen, Manson Rexford and Alice A. BLAIR
Fritz Kaiser and Mary Roller.
In the case of John ONeal against Mary
Delaney and others Judge Brill has filed an
order deciding that a similar action between
the same parties was tried in a former case
and decided against John O'Neal. This
cause of action is therefore dismissed by
giving judgment in favor of Mary Delaney.
The Second Regiment band turned out
nineteen strong at the capitol yesterday
afternoon and was inspected by Col. Bob
Letter and Inspector Generate. S. Bunker.
The inspection took place in the hall of the
house of representatives, and was very
creditable exhibition on the part of the
band.
Acker post will have their regular meeting
ing at post hall, corner Seventh and Waba-
sha at o'clock sharp this evening Judge
Collins will give his paper on RED River
Campaign of go Against the Indians" At
$3.50 the doors will be opened for Woman's
Relief corps, Sons of Veterans and all
friends.
After an absence of two years, the spark
ling Coincidence, Miss Nellie McHenry Will
begin a four nights engagement at tho New
market theater next Sunday evening, pre-
senting for the first time in st. Paul her new
comedy, Lady Peggy" The play is the
work OF two very clever young comedians,
Richard F Carroll, of the New York Casino,
and Frank Tannehill Jr., of the Stuart Rob-
son company While Miss McHenry is given
abundant opportunity for that dasnlng, viva
cious style OF acting which has made her
famous, she is also called upon to exhibit
her ability for pathos and strong melodram-
atic work The cordial reception extended
to Lady Peggy at its initial performance in
Chicago two weeks ago indicates that Miss
McHenry has made great success in her
new field.