St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

East Seventh street to-day at p. m.
A testimonial concert will be rendered Mrs.
Nettie Fuller Snyder at the Newmarket thea
ter this evening.
Inspector OF Steam Vessels Sloane In
spected the steamers R. j. Wheeler and the
Henrietta yesterday afternoon.
Solomon Christian Rlverdahl was ex-
smined yesterday by Judge Morrison and Or
dered committed to the insane asylum.
The Miss Bergania who left home Sunday
on account of tiff with her mother, re-
turned to her home on Arundel street yester-
day.
The sale Of seats for George Symond's ben
eft. at the Newmarket. Saturday evening,
continues very gratifying. humping
house is assured.
A. r. Darlington will deliver lecture this
evening on the battle of Shiloh at the
House of Hope church. The lecture will be
superbly illustrated.
West Side Lodge No. LOG, !. o. o. F.. will
meet at their hall tomorrow at 1880 o'clock
shaIp for the purpose of attending the ami
versary at Minneapolis in body.
The presentation of a beautiful gold-headed
cane to James j. Griffen, the police chieftain
at the South st. Paul distillery. was made
yesterday, the occasion of his birthday.
For members of the St. Paul Jobbers'
union have accepted the invitation of the
Minneapolis jobbers to attend their annual
banquet. which occurs tomorrow at the
West hotel
Rev. DR.. Forbes presiding elder, will devote
this quarter to the Methodist churches of the
CITY, and will preach next Sunday in Central
Park church in the morning and in st. An
thony Park in the evening.
There will be no performance at the Harris
on Monday night. as it will take until Tues
day evening to place the trapeZone rotaire, a
solid silver apparatus suspended from the
ceiling and used by the Valds sisters.
John Berquist has commenced an action in
the United States circuit court against The
City of Minneapolis to recover $II, 467 for
personal injuries alleged TO have been
sustained while laying water mains in that
city.
John O'Connell. driver for Gribben d Co.,
had his left Leg badly hurt yesterday at the
grade on Hope street, near Margaret. His
team ran away and several pieces fell from
the wagon upon the limb of O'ConneQ.
William Blackburn, the photographer, has
made an assignment of all his effects and
equipments in his gallery at 100 East Sew
enth street, to Clinton +. Wells, for the bene-
fit of his creditors. The assignee gave bond
in the sum OF $500.
Intending to give beggar girl several
pennies, Blacksmith Lindgren, corner Min
nehaha and Seventh streets, included among
the number SIS gold piece. The Margaret
street officers were notified, and are looking
out for the mendicant.
There will be meeting of the Old Soldiers
Relief and Aid society to-day at p. NJ in
the old post hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets. All ladies who are willing to aid in
helping the poor and needy old veterans are
cordially invited TO attend.
The following cases were argued and sub
mitted yesterday: Maria B. Nell, respondent,
VS.. Mary l. Dayton ct al, appellants; Mary l.
Dayton, appellant, VS.. Maria B. Nell ct al,
respondents; Eric Oleson, respondent VS..
Mary A. Cremer ct al appellants
The ST. Paul Stenographer's association
gave ball last evening at Central hall at
which almost every lady and gentleman
member of the craft in the organization was
present. A dancing programme of 20 num-
bers was given and the event was thoroughly
enjoyable in every way.
Another hearing was given yesterday to
property owners anent the opening of Rondo
street. but the board of public works ad-
journed without action thereon until Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Changes of
grade on jerks, Lawson ana Arkwright
streets were also discussed.
The win of Flavia B. Whiting was yester-
day filed for probate. Her son, Floyo A.
Whiting, is left So, 900, Mrs. Marian Whiting
Church. $4,000: Mrs. Kate Whiting Rock
well, $3.50; Edward A. Whiting $3.50. The
Of tIa ir laft IN ho,
Eugen E. Blanding.
A concert and social hop was given last
evening at Turner hall under the auspices of
Grand Lodge No. SO, for the benefit of Jacob
Dyson. A fine instrumental and vocal mu-
steal programme was given, and the enter
tainment concluded with the laughable farce
Browns Theatrical Venture
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state by the j. S. Kearney
Company of Minneapolis. The company will
deal in plumbers and steamfitters' supplies
The capital stock is 100000, and the incor-
porators are John S. Kearney, Arthur A.
George, John P. Courtney and j. H. Johnson.
all of Minneapolis.
T. Sullivan. who was arrested by officer
Tom Lynch for being drunk and disorderly.
and firing off his revolver, was fined $40 by
Judge Burr yesterday. 1t was stated yester-
day morning that he was arrested at Seven
Corners. This was mistake, as the are st
at the Omaha offices. Sullivan claimed he
fred at burglar.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday5o
John Seaman and Mary Sweeney, Samuel
McGarthwaite and Maggie Murphy r. j.
Daniels and Annie Richards Frederick
Fischer and Carolina Schmidt, Gustav E.
Bruckner and Annie Brandhorst Glenn
Peterson and Julia NJ. Barnard, s. j. Carver
and Maria Braun, James B. S. Moore and
Louisa A. Miller
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. R., meets this
evening at post room in Market house build
ing. There will be short business session.
after which doors will be thrown open to
visitors. Comrade II. P Grant, who was
colonel of the Sixth Minnesota, will give a
description of the fight with the Indians at
Birch Coolie, and Comrade j. Ham David
son will give recitation. A general invita-
ton to friends is extended.
Judge Charles D.. Kerr, of the district
court returned home yesterday afternoon
from trip to Philadelphia wheoe he went
to attend the conclave of the Loyal Legion.
He stated that he had glorious time, and
expressed himself as highly pleased with the
reception accorded the visiting members OF
the legion. He will probably not appear on
the bench until Monday as Judge SearIe, of