St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

Auditor MaStSrlnan. OIL W aSnilSLOn county,
was capitol caller yesterday.
Yeahay Williams was examined COUGHING
his sanity yesterday, and discharged.
ST. Luke's Aid society viii meet with Mrs.
Spies, 49, North street, on Wednesday after
noon.
The institutes at Cambridge Hubbard and
Northern Pacific Junction will close pext
week.
The colored citizens union will meet Mon
day evening at LOO East Fifth street. Sam
Hardy will preside.
John II. Hoffman has rev soldier boy
and will raise him to take his place as SER
gaant OF Compan, D.
nTne seventeenth series of Seibert's Sunday
afternoon popular concerts will begin al
Turner hall. Nov. II.
Judge Otis refused to grant a motion for
Judgment on the pleadings in favor of Asa
E. johnson ct al. in the cause of Ebenezer W.
West against them.
Judge Nelson has refused to grant new
trial III the cause OF w. r. Walsh 4 Co.
against Joseph Wolf ct al, pending in the
United States circuit court.
In the matter OF the assignment of T. E.
Hand. an insolvent Judge Otis has approved
the account of NJ. p Gilbert. assignee, and
ordered distribution of.the effects.
John McDonough, a laborer residing at the
Former of Fourth and Commercial streets,
fell last night Oh Oxford street, breaking his
leg. He was taken home in the Rondo street
patrol wagon.
Corlies. Chapman & Drake have sued
James j. Dimunck and others to recover on
Two promssory notes, aggregating S544.O4,
and TO sell q note for 5000 secured by
mortgage to pay the claim.
no L, Man foo
pany has sued Moses \. Shumway to recover
5000 on Dromissory notes and merchandise
SOLD. Funds in the hands of the St Paul
Fire and Marine Insurance company have
been garnisheed.
A. the semi-annual meeting of the Ramsey
County Teachers association held yesterday
afternoon, A. W. Gulridge was reelected
president; Miss A. j. Nelson elected vice
president, and Miss o. M. Beaudet reelected
secretary and treasurer.
Naiey Maasman, popular young man OF
this city. and for many years a prominent
steamboat man OH the Mississippi river, has
concluded 10 locate III the city permanently.
and has purchased the store at the corner of
Fifth and Cedar streets.
The complimentary entertainment and hop
given at Bergens hall last night by Harry
Hollond was most fiattering success to that
brilliant writer of dialect verse and stories.
The attendance was large, ana the sociability
and entertainment complete.
Carpenters Union No. 81 will hold an
Open-air meeting Monday night at their hail,
corner of Exchange and Third streets How
10 benefit organized labor will be the subjecl
Tor discussion. II. B. Martin. of Minneapo-
lis has been invited to be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels
John ID. Sloane has received information
that Secretary WindCm has ordered new
machine for testing boiler plate 10 be placed
in the ST. Paul Office. Mr.. sloane is pleased
at the prospect of securing the latest i'm
proved machine TO take the place of the
Anticipated one now doing service. The new
machine will be ready for use within three
weeks.
The Office of the clerk of the supreme
court has, during the past week, presented an
unusual appearance. Would-be citizens
from all climes have crowded the office anx-
ious to take out their first papers of citizen
ship. so as TO be able 10 vote on Nov 4. The
number of applicants yesterday was forty,
this being about the average for the last
thirteen days
Roger Vail. of Minneapolis, viii deliver an
address under the auspices of the Crusaders
society. AT 5 o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
NV III MI ' All IS one Oh lne aDleSt Cath
Ollie controversialists of the day, and his adj
dress Ohe subject of which has not yet been
announced) cannot fail to be of deep interest.
No admission win be charged, and The public
are cordially invited.
The October meeting of the Minnesota
Congregational club viii be held at the Park
Congregational church tomorrow evening.
Rev. Smith Baker. d. D.. the new pastor of
that church. will address the club on the
theme. THE Evening Service Superin
tendent of Schools Gilbert and F. H. earle
ton, of Minneapolis. will take part in the
general discussion.
At the Grand opera house, at l a. M Sun
day morning. Rev. W. s. Vail, pastor of the
Universalist church, will preach ON 1.-THE
Problem of Salvation and the Theory of He
redity Brooke's cornet quartette will play
The Hymn of Homeland, and other selec
tons; Miss Birdena Farwell and Oscar L.
Lienau will sing duet. The Spirit of the
Lord Miss Farwell viii also sing solo
and Mr.. Lienau will sing In Native Worth
with Honor Clad All seats free: all are i'll
vited.
EA men and womens Gospel mass meeting
will be held at the Newmarket theater this
afternoon at $50. George c. Needham. the
Irish evangelist, who has held audiences
spellbound, will deliver a haif-hour address
An orchestra of a hundred Instruments an6
male chorus Viii render latest gospel music
Go early for seats. as 1t Is confidently ey
pected that. even with galleries. there vii
not be seating capacity for the women anC
men who will afterd.
Central Park VI. Il. Church.
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