St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19

! surance Commissioner Dearth at the capito
| yesterday
| Brooks Brothers have commenced an actio
! force mechanics lien on lot s. block 3, o
! Lowering Park addition.
There will be meeting tomorrow evening
of the Colored Citizens union, at log Eas
Fifth street A full attendance is requestes
as business of Importance will come up
Rev. George c. Needham. the evangelist.
Will preach every AFTERNOON this week fron
to D, and every evening at z AS, in the Cen
trail Park M. f. church. Everybody is III
| vited.
Fire broke out in the Office of Dr. E. K
Weoeistaedt on Bridge square yesterday att
O'Clock. The department arrived promptly
and the fire was squelehed with only nom
1nal damage.
There will be meeting of the First Ma
tionalist club at their rooms, 4l West Fourth
street, Tuesday evening. 1.-THE Present So
cial and Industrial System viii be the sub
Ject for discussion.
Locke Richardson, the perhaps most cele
brated Shakespearean reader in the world i.
In the city, and tomorrow evening will Civ,
complimentary reading before the Centur,
club, from which the general public will b,
excluded.
MISS Jessie Brock, young soprano, whs
has lately returned from California, wher
her voice was heard with general pleasure
will sing at the Clinton Avenue Methods
Episcopal church to-day at morning ana
evening services.
Charles Paulson and Gust johnson hay
commenced an action against Michael A. Con
roy and others. to enforce mechanics liei
Tor Sl4o.62 on lot 4. block 1OI, of III. M
Raney's subdivision of blocks lOI and IOG
OF Lyman Dayton's addition
The regular meeting of ST. Paul Conclay
No. -, Royal Adelphia, took place FRIDAY
evening, about forty-five members BEING
present. 1t was decided to hold the first an
nual concert and hop Tuesday evening, Nov
Island the various committees were ap.
pointed to arrange the same.
The American Express company has com
menced an action with attachment agaiusi
Ric hard f. Plat to recover $4,000 which
alleged to have been wrongfully. unlawful,
and fraudulently taken from it by him with,
acting as cashier at st. Paul III October o.
this year, and converted to his use
Judge Kerr has entered an order confirm
lng the order made Oct appointing Patricl
Keigher assignee of Forrestal Bros. In plac,
OF Thomas Reilly, who declined to act. and
ordering Reilly to execute and deliver &C
Patrlck ke1gher an assignment in writing OF
all the property assigned to him by the For
restalS.
Theodore Borup's barouche will need re
pairing to considerable extent before
will be III condition for USE Mr. Bor1p's
coachman tied the team outside the New
market theater last night, when the horse,
became excited at the approach OF an cleo
trio car and backed the carriage directly into
1t. The vehicle was almost de moished. but
the horses escaped injury.
At the Grand opera house Rev. W. S. Val!
will preach before the Eiiversalfst eongrega
ton, on Sunday morning at II a. IN. Subject.
How Evolution Modifies Our Idea of Evil -
The Haydn male quartette will sing This Is
the Sabbath Day '"Thy Will Be Done and
Dudley Bucks arrangement of Lead, Kindly
Light Prof Brooke's cornet euartette will
play Easter Lilies ana other selections.
All are welcome, and all seats free.
Judges Wilkin. Brill, Kerr, Kelly and Otis.
or the district court, some time since ap-
pointed Theodore Henninger and Chauncy
Carver, of Ramsey county, and John Hoban.
OF Washington county, as commissioners 10
lay out county road in Ramsey and Wash.
ington counties. The commissioners have
reported that they have laid out the road as
asked for in the petition. The road runs from
the limits OF st. Paul to intersect the Cottage
Grove road in Washington county