St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-06
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The usual Saturday matinee will be given
at the Harris theater to-day
Herbert L. Flint, the hypnotist, is doing a
big business at the Olympic.
Detective Koran is confined to his home as
the result of very severe cold caught one
day last week.
The Wilbur Opera company will present
Offenbachs Grand Duchess at the Harris
this afternoon.
The Unity Field club will meet in the
church parlors this evening at O'Clock to
prepare for the fall campaign.
The resignation of Frank j. Meade as store
keeper of Minneapolis was accepted by col
lector of internal revenue Marcus Johnson
to take effect last Thursday.
The first Saturday matinee of the season
will be given at the Grand to-day, and the
''Shatchen'' will close its engagement to-
night. 1.-The Stowaway' will be next weeks
bill, beginning o-morrow evening.
Herman A. Sculz has sued May Steck to
recover So9.97 for bakers supplies and at
tached the effects of Steck on the grounds
that he is about to make OH assignment and
leave the state to depend his creditors
The Willow River Milling company has
commenced an action against G. W. Thomas
and company to recover S715.50 for mer-
chandise sold. and has garnished funds in the
hands of the New Hampshire insurance COM
any.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue, at 1890
a. M. Sunday Dr. Smith will consider the
question, ''Should Christians Go to the The
ater?'' At 8 p. m. his subject will be VANITY
of Vanities." Young peoples meeting at z
p. m. All seats free.
Olaf Oleson, an employee of Smith & Lewis,
in the wood yard of the firm is minus
hand. Oleson was working in the yard yes
terday when his wrist same in cont tact with
a circular saw. He now lies at the city hos
pital, and is liable to remain an inmate for
some time.
James Kenaley, father of Detective Thomas
Kenaiey died at st. Joseph's hospital on
Thursday evening. He has two sons in St.
Paul and another in Montana. The funeral
win occnr this morning from the residence
of Thomas Kenaley, BIT South Exchange
street, and services Will be held at the
cathedral at o'clock.
Mayor Smith returned home from his trip
upscountry yesterday. Speaking of the eight
hour question now creating discussion and
dissension i'll the council. he approved the
action of Acting Mayor Cullen, while assert
ing that personally he would be in favor of
paying the laborers So a day. This could
not be done while the contractors were pay
ing less, however. without discrimination
being charged.
In1the northern part of the city a chapel
hasfbeen built for religious worship without
the Intervention of the usual UNCONVENTIONAL
appliances. 1t is called the Union Protest
ant church." and is located oil Lexington
avenue, between Lake Como and Lake
OWasso. 1t is a neighDorhood church, and
people of all creeds have united in its erec-
tiomi 1t will be dedicated by DR.. S. G. Smith
on Sunday, Sept. z, at 3 p. M, and the gen.
eral public is invited to be present.
One of the evening programmes for the
illumination display next week, will be a
repetition of the labor parade of last Monday
if it can be arranged. D. H. Moon and M. j.
Daily we're in conference over the matter yes
terday and will to-day have a talk with
Frank yalesh, president of the trades and
labor assembly. The question will also be
brought before the typographical union to-
morrow afternoon. If the move is success
ful a still better display than that of Monday
may be anticipated.