St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-04

Gated at North st. Paul next Sunday. Friends
OF Methodism are invited to be present at the
services in the morning at 1880 O'Clock.
W. B. Evans has commenced an action
against Douglas A. Tandy and others, to en-
force mechanics lien for 1882. SO on lot
20, block 5 of Hamline Syndicate Addition
No. l.
Gov. Merriam is still bordering over the
successor he will appoint to the late Judge
McCluer. H. r. Murdoch, of saltwater, and
W. c. Williston, of Red Wing, are most
prominently mentioned.
The city railway company has large force
of men employed on the Winifred street
electric line, and yesterday men were started
on the Randolph street line, as well as on
the Mississippi street extension.
The ladies of Clinton Avenue Methodist
church will give tea and entertainment in
the church parlors this evening. The enter
tainment will be at O'Clock, after which
social time will be enjoyed by all.
The mortal remains of Capt. T. B. Marrett
were inferred yesterday at Oakland ceme-
terry. The funeral service was performed by
Rev. DR.. Bill. and was attended by large
number of friends of the deceased.
Dr. Join S. Nevins, a returned missionary
from China was the attraction last evening
at the House of Hope, where, in the lecture
room. he spoke entertainingly as well as in
structively on missions in China"
The manufacturing business or the st.
Paul Barrel company, at South st. Paul, has
increased so extensively that the concern is
putting in an additional hi gh pressure boiler
and otherwise increasing its capacity.
Rev. F. o. Holman, d. D., is announced to
lecture this evening at the First NJ E. church
on "Tombs and Temples The lecture is
based upon his recent trip to the Orient, and
is one of series to be delivered by the re V
erend gentleman.
Ellen G. Rolstine, on the plea of willful
desertion, has commenced a suit for divorce
from her husband, Howard Rolstine. The
wife is thirty and the husband fifty-four
years old. They were married at Oshkosh.
Wis, in 1863 and have had no children.
Freia Lodge No. 129. l. o. o. F., held a
meeting ON Tuesday evening at their lodge
room and initiated ten new members. A
banquet was afterwards rendered the
grand officers of the lodge. Last evening the
members of the order gave moonlight ex-
cursion on the river.
The report of the city and county hospital
for August shows the daily maximum num-
Der of patients to be rs, the minimum daily
number So. and the average dolly number
&c. The mortality was 4 80 per capita
There were ~ patients under treatment al
the end of the month against II at the COM
mencement.
Edward Langevin, by his guardians, has
Instituted proceedings against Anna r. Mint
ger, widow of William L. Mintzer and others
to enforce the performance of a contract
made for the conveyance of lot 6. block 8, OF
Brooklynd, upon the payment Of $3.50. This
is the balance agreed to be paid for the sale
of the lot in a contract made with William
L. Mintzer during his lifetime.
The funeral of W. W. Brown, a prominent
manufacturer of Stevens Point, Wis, was
held at that place yesterday 1t was attended
by numerous relatives from this city and
Hudson, Wis. The well-known musicians
the McCune brothers, went from South St
Paul. Mr.. Brown died at Hudson last Sun
day of heart disease, while attending the
| funeral of his sister. Mrs. Margaret McCune