St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
THE WEEKS WIND-UP.

Tho dog catchers have begun their deadly
work.
Two births and three deaths were reported
yesterday.
A new trial has been denied by Judge
Kelly in the case OF Carrie P. Taylor against
H. H. Kent.
Officer Oldberg, of the Margaret street sta
ton detail, is seriously ill with Inflammation
of the lungs.
Tuesday evening will be held, at 141 East
Ninth street, the annual meeting OF the st.
Paul Day Nursery society.
Miss Aggie Conklin, or Mankato, is the
guest of her sister, Miss Klttie Conklin, at st.
Paul, and Mrs. Clark. of Minneapolis.
An open meeting of Gen. Ord Post No. 90
G. A. r., will be held on the evening of May
% at Odd Fellows hall on Wabasha street.
The j. C. Hanley Lime company has COM
menced an action against Charles Lindberg
and others to enforce a mechanics lien for
So7.25.
The Hibernian Rifles will hold special
meeting in their hall, 325 Wabasha street, at
D. m to-day. A full attendance is re-
quested.
A meeting of the Acorn club will be held
at the usual place on Tuesday evening.
There will be business of special Importance
to consider.
Berteano Keithly. of London, will de-
liver free lecture on ''Tneosophy" at the
residence of NJ. c. Tuttle, 125 West Fourth
street, 7:3O Monday evening.
The initial concert OF the Blake chorus
under the direction of Prof. James Blake
will be given at the Atlantic Congregational
church on Thursday morning.
[ Prof. Charles B. TORI, of Boston, will deliv
err a lecture at the Arlington Hills Presbyte-
rian church next Friday evening. The sub
jeet will be Progressive Religion"
The members of the city council of st.
Louis will arrive in st. Paul tomorrow
morning and will inspect the Azotine plant
under the guidance of the st. Paul body.
Henry Hechman, formerly of the board of
control. will leave tonight for an Eastern
trip, and will remain away for month. He
will be accompanied by Miss Hechtman.
W. S. Twombly yesterday purchased the
"St. Louis" on Jackson street, heretofore
known as Lorimers. The success of the new
venture is assured under the management of
'Twombly."
An entertainment is in preparation by the
Young Ladies' Society of st. Pauls Church
for presentation early in June. The affair
| musical evenings.
F. c. Huebner, of this city, has been en-
gagged by the Press club of Minneapolis to SUI
perintend and manage the entertainment
shortly to be given at the Minneapolis Grand
| under club auspices.
Edward H. Biggs. known to the pioneers
| of st. Paul as a wholesale druggistin the city
| for a number of years, died last Tuesday IN
| Chicago. His remains were taken to Lexing-
ton, KY, for interment
uMiss Lucia Kimhall, of Chicago, who comes
| to ST. Paul under the auspices of the Women S
Christian Temperance union. will lecture at
the Central Park NJ E. church this evening
| on the work of the union.
| Ursulie Winslow has commenced an action
in replevin against Marine and thinner and
| August g. Mauke, a constable, to recover
nossession of d restaurant outfit at 443 Jack
| son street valued at $3.50.
Ernest Howard and a man name Kane,
while catching driftwood below the Robert
street bridge yesterday afternoon caps1zed
their skiff and came near drowning, neither
being able to swim. The men managed to