St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-29
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT In THE CURRENT.

"Ole Olson" has this week played 10 inc
largest business of the seasonai the Grand.
The second evening Of the Norwegian Dam
fish Baptist church bazaar was an entire sue
cess.
kev. R. II. Craig lectured last night at
Grace N. Z. church on sights and Scenes IN
India.
Rev. W. S. Wallis congregation gave most
pleasant church social at Lifts hall last
evening.
The supreme court, which adjourned last
Wednesday, will proceed to take up cases
next Monday.
Secretary hart of the board of corrections
and charities, visited The state institutions III
ST. Peter yesterday.
The high school, which is closed for va
cation for teachers and pupils, Will reopen
Mon~ay morning.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will meet
with Il. $ Scmflmann Jr., 10 Hoffman ave
nue., saturday evening.
The reorganized board of education will
hold regular meeting next Monday evening
at the high school building.
The usual reason prevented the transac-
ton of business by the park commission yes
terday, viz-lack of u quorum.
The Young Peoples Society of st. James
Episcopal Church gave an enjoyable enter
tainment a; Garfield hall last night.
Capt John Ii. Mason, the noted detective
who punctured the Minneapolis census
padding, is spending time III Philadelphia
and the East.
There will be matinee at the Harris this
afternoon. "A Barrel of Money viii be the
bill. An extra performance of this play will
be given on Sunday evening.
The executive committee of the National
Pageant Will hold a meeting at IL O'Clock
his morning at the residence of Mrs. n. b.
Stickney, 2SS Summit avenue.
The board of public works reports that
three and half miles of cement sidewalk
has been voluntarily laid by residents OF the
sity during the past twelve months.
Painters Decorators and Paperhangers'
Union No. 20 held an interesting meeting
last night NJ Labor hall. Addresses were de-
liyered by &. M Muller, Z. &. Ives and j. j.
Ryder.
The officer on the beat at Third and Jack
Bon streets discovered a mail box wide open
and full OF letters and packages last night.
The matter was reported to the postotlice
officials.
Rosemount, Dakota county, had large
ERE early yesterday morning. A hardware
store and saloon we're burned out and con-
tents destroyed. The damage is estimated at
81, 800, of which S., $40 is covered by insur-
hce.
The sad intelligence was received yester-
day by Manager Scott, OF the Newmarket. Of
the death of his mother, which occurred very
suddenly in the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott left last evening for Evansville to at
tend the funeral
The Saturday evening Bible class under
the instruction of General Secretary Horton
will meet this evening for the study Of the
Sunday school In the lecture room Of the Y.
ri. c. A. at 3 o'clock. Everybody will be
cordially welcome.
A series of organ recitals will be given ct
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church by
Prof. Phillips, late of Stuttgart, Germany,
Sunday evenings, commencing at 7:15 and
lasting about twenty minutes. The general
public is invited.
The high school board met yesterday and
confirmed the appointment Of T. B. Mac
Kelvey as county superintendent of Dakota
county, who was appointed a few months
ago to serve the unexpired term Of c. l..
Greenough, resigned.
Gilbert Gutterson. of Lake Crystal, for
merly engrossing clerk Of the house of repre-
Eentatives in the last Legislature, was capitol
caller yesterday. Mr.. Gutterson announces
himself as a candidate for the position of en-
crossing clerk to the next senate.
Laura A. Mckay has sued Freedom Mckay
Tor divorce on the ground of adultery with
Mrs. Trask and Lizzie Darling, a woman
alleged to be of notorious bad character
Vhey were married at Beldelyille, Wis, in
1886. She is forty-fve and he is forty three
gears old.
A gasoline explosion yesterday at noon &C.
eurred IN the house of Albert Holten, 465
Robert street, by which the daughter Of
Holten was burned on the hands and face
The fire department was quickly on the spot
and extinguished the fire before any serious
damage was done.
a meeting for men only will be held In the
gymnasium at the Y. NJ. Z. A. Sunday after
noon at 80 o'clock. General Secretary
Horton will give a talk to the young men.
and Prof. George E. Mussey, with a male
chorus, will have charge of the music. All
men will be cordially welcome.
Gen. Sibley has materially improved during
the past few days. On Thanksgiving day he
asked for oysters and veuison for dinner, and
enjoyed cigar after his meal. Yesterday he
read the daily papers, and was particularly
interested in the account published in the
GLOBE of the Indian troubles in Dakota.
The school OF physical culture of the Turn
verein-Germania viii give an entertainment
at the hall of the society on Franklin street
this evening, commencing at o'clock.
Among other thugs Prof. Herrmann's Chi
drens and adults classes will display q
variety of groups of light and difficult bodily
movements and positions.
Assistant Attorney General Childs, who
went to Washington to represent the state of
Minnesota in the arguments of the Clifton
Holden case before the supreme court. has
returned to ST. Paul. Mr.. Childs said yester-
day that he expects decision will be rem
dered in the case i'll the course of few days.
Mrs Singer, who shot her husband two
weeks ago, was brought up in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon charged with at
tempted murder. Judge McCafrerty, as as
sociate counsel, appeared for the state, while
the prisoner was represented by F. L. Nc
Ghee, the colored attorney. The prisoner
waived examination, and was bound over
to the grand jury. Bail was fixed at $1,000.
The advance sale of reserved seats for the
lecture engagement OF Frank De Witt Tai
mage opens this morning at the music store
of W. j. Dyer & Bro. There is now pros
pect that the Central Park NJ E. church.
WHERE the lecture is 10 be delivered next
Tuesday evening, VIII hardly contain the
people who will want to hear Dr.. Talmages
brilliant son.
William Carson and c. A. Graham. resid
ing on Dayton Bluff were charged in the
municipal court yesterday with larceny.
They met man named Reardon on Tuesday
on East Seventh street, ana as he had met
with an accident offered to take him TO his
room. They did so, and robbed him of SEQ
Graham turned states evidence and the case
was remanded until Monday.
The sale of seats for 1.-THE Burglar, opened
at the Newmarket theater yesterday morning
and the sale was, as might have been ex-
pected, unusually large. perhaps, no doubt.
because Al S. Lipman one of the fayorites of
the old Peoples stock company, of this city,
is i'll the title role. Aside from this the cast
is unusually strong, and THE Burglar
should draw we'll
% Bethel workers. and all who are interested
to see the new floating Bethel, which is
moored at the foot of Sibley street. will be
made welcome between the hours of 2 and d