St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-29
REPRESENTATIVES,.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

fhe fair at St. Francis de Sales church
opened last evening.
Charles Adams was yesterday found guilty
of larceny i'll the first degree.
The boilermakers' brotherhood will give O
ball at the armory Thanksgiving evening.
State Boiler Inspector Clark is confined to
his house by serious Illness, resembling la
grippe.
+. F. McIver has returned from his Eastern
trip, and is making his headquarters at the
Minnesota club.
Rev. r. ii. Craig, the new pastor, was given
areception last evening at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church.
copy of VOL WI, Supreme Court Re-
port of Canada, was received at the state
library yesterday.
The board of public works to-day Will con-
slider the confirmation of the Selby avenue
grading assessment.
The annual meeting of the Y W. G. T. U.
will be held this afternoon in the parlors of
the House of Hope church.
Joseph Cavanaugh, who pleaded guilty of
larceny in the second degree, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Brill to the reformatory
at st. Cloud.
The Young Peoples Guild of the Church
of the Ascension will give a Halloween ball
at Leidertafel hall, on the West side, on
Thursday evening.
Louis MetZger & Co. have sued Z. Roen-
thai to recover SGl5.S3 for merchandise sold,
and have garnished funds in the hands of
Jameson & Forgie.
The supreme court has app ointed the I3t
of November, at 2 o'clock, TO hear the report
of the committee of the bar on the death of
Sen. Gordon E. Cole.
Charles BSkent charged with assault on
his wife, was fined S25 by Judge Twohy yes
terday morning, and required to give bonds
in $500 10 Keep the peace.
James Robertson, the colored man who
was convicted of larceny Of a watch and
other jewelry,-was yesterday sentenced to
six years hard labor in the peaitenuary.
The st. Paul Methodist Social union will
hold its autumn meeting at Central Park
church Tuesday evening, Nov. II. There
will be addresses by Reys. Rice and Wilcox
The jury, under instructions from the
court, returned a verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT in the case of Charles Boggs ct al
VS.. The Western Home Insurance Company.
John Drugan, indicted as John Brown,
alias Dugan, was yesterday tried for larceny
In the second degree. The jury returned
verdict of guilty as charged in the indict
ment.
The Commercial bank yesterday fled artl-
cies OF incorporation as a state bank. Bank
Examiner Kenyon issued certificate, and
the bank commenced business in its new ca
pacitY. The capital stock is 100000.
George R. Hill, for several months past the
manager of the Aberdeen. died on the morn
Ing of the 26th inst at the residence of his
mother in Chicago. after short Illness His
genial qualities had won for him many
friends in ST. Pau, who VIII regret his early
demise.
The Minneapolis Envelope company filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday with the
secretary of stale. The capital stock of $50
900 IS divided into 1000 shares. The in
corporators are Fred L. Mcclellan, M. L.
Young, Il. S. Morrison and j. V. Robert, of
Minneapolis.
Secretary Hart, Of the board of correction
and charities, returned yesterday from Du-
iuth. He went to that city to confer with
The city council upon the question of new
lookup. The city wished 10 use part of the
old lookup, which Mr.. Hart opposed on the
ground that it was unfit for use. The matter
went over for further consideration.
The Fisk Tennessee singers had q fair-sized
audience al the Central Park Methodist Epis-
eopal church last evening. The voices of
sAiO AllNif iAtidi LHtAIpeIS VI luS company are
not especially excellent and the concert sing.
.ng was not perfect, but the melody of the
>horuses was pleasing, and an occasional
iolo was sung in manner that gave great
satisfaction
Arthur Coolie, indicted for larceny in the
second degree, was yesterday taken before
Judge Brill. From the statement of the
superintendent of the reform school, Coolie
had formerly been sent to the reform school
but had been pardoned for good behavior By
consent OF all the parties he was remanded
to the custody of the board of managers of
The reform school,
The supreme court heard the following
cases yesterday: Al, D. E. Rowe, respond
.nt VS.. Minnesota Milk Company. appel
ant; argued and submitted. 81, Mary
0'Connor, respondent, vs. r. c. jefferson,
appellant; submitted on briefs. &c, John
Boyle ct al, respondents, VS.. North Ameri-
IAN Telegraph Company, defendant, c. H.
yanderhoof, appellant; submitted.
Miss Flora Batson was well received at the
Peoples church last night and she demon
Itrated to the satisfaction of the audience
hat she is one of the most merltorious col
pred songstresses in the country. She has a
.ich voice of considerable range. and took
he principal part in the evenings pro-
pamme with the consciousness of her Sc
.urity IN popular favor. The other parts of
he entertainment were taken by local talent
Locke Richardson has fully proven to the
citizens of st. Paul that he has fairly earned
lis reputation as very superior dramatic
,eader and delineator of character, Not
outstanding the fact that last night was
most unpropitious one for securing large
attendance, he was greeted by an apprecia-
i've audience at high school hall, when he
pave mastery reading of 1.-THE Rivals"
The audience consisted principally Of stu
tents in the high school and teachers. Mr..
Richardson is a splendid character deIin-
Rtor.