St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-11
SAINT PAUL.
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EADEfISs
The jury is out in the cause Of Bruno Beau
pre- ct al against John Coplice.
Judge Kerr has denied a new trial in the
cause OF Ed S. Bean against Lewis W. Van
derhoof ct al
The jury failed to agree and was discharged
in the cause of James D. Glass ct al. against
Newton r. Frost
The cause of Max Lindeke against Frank
B. Clark to collect mortgage note was sub
mitted to Judge Kelly.
The ejectment cause of Edward Owings ct
al. against Rosa Rothchild was partly heard
by Judge Kelly yesterday. ..
George 81. Gage has commenced an action
against Benjamin j. Grimshaw to recover
| S52S.96 on promissory note.
| The cause of the Simonson Bros. Manu-
featuring Company against Melville B. Sher-
| win Ell al to enforce q mechanics lien was
| dismissed.
| Rev. DR.. Behrends, of Brooklyn. will
| preach at the Peoples church at 1890 a. M,
| and there will be services at 1850 p. m. All
| seats free.
| The Capitol Bowling club met at the club
rooms on Thursday evening when the club
badge was won after sharp contest by
| Colonel Bobleter, state treasurer.
'Bleak House, will be revived at the Har-
| ris tonight, when Miss Jane Coombs will
| close her engagement. ''rhe Dressmaker"
| will be the attraction this afternoon.
! Elk Mayor Sutphin, of Duluth; John R.
Howard. of Sank Centre, President Irwin
Shepherd, of Winona normal school, Hon.
| Gideon S. Ives were callers at Capitol yes
| terda.
jury was waived in the case of II. K. and
| +. b. Thurber & Co. against Matthews,
| Schausenbach & Co. Judge Otis rendered
| judgment for 81. 1854, the amount claimed
! for merchandise sold.
| Ole F. Schjetne and Joseph Johnson have
| begun ali action against Patrick III. Donald
and others to enforce a mechanics lien for
| S15S.75 on lot !, blk 2s, addition 10 Mac
kubin & Marshall's ad dition.
In the cause of The J. c. Hanley Lime
Company againgt james Wilson ct al. Judge
Kelly gave judgment against Wilson for the
amount of the mechanics lien claimed. but
| dismissed the cause as to the other defend
ants.
| Col. Edwards, collector of customs, has an
ear of corn, raised in Fillmore county. that is
about foot long and has sixteen rows of
! grain. The grains are plump and full and
| the ear is perfect Col. Edwards says there
| are 1000 acres of such corn in Fillmore
| county.
| Ira d. Brainard has commenced an action
| against Leslie B. Briggs and the Northern
! Pacific Railroad company to recover posses
sion Of ffty-two bales of Pacific coast hops
now on board freight car of the Northern
Pacific railroad, valued al $4,000.
| A great mass meeting in the interests of
| the Evangelical alliance will be held at the
| Peoples church at Q. M. Sunday, to be ad
dressed by Rev. DR.. Frank Russell. of New
York, on Church Work in Cities.' Choirs
| of other churches are invited to assist in
| singing.
The board of foreign missions. which has
been in session in Minneapolis the past few
days, has accepted the invitation to visit st.
| Paul. They will arrive at the union depot at
2:25 this afternoon. They will be met by q
committee of St Paul citizens, who will es
cort them on drive about the city.
Miss Hannah Mayer, who lives on Sixth
street, has canary bird that made an at
tempt to commit suicide by hanging A
piece of apple had been suspended by a
| string in it's cage The bid succeeded IN
making moose of the string, through which
it thrust its head and swung off its perch 1t
was found suspended by the neck and was
nearly dead when rescued.
The cause of Benjamin j. Grimshaw
| against Halstad g. johnson is being tried be-
fore jury in Judge Otis court The action
is to recover the value Of q horse that had
been loaned 10 Halstad & johnson. 1t is al
| legged that they treated the horse so badly
that it died. The testimony as to the value
of the horse ranges from $40 to $3.50.
The Saturday evening Y. NJ. C. A. Bible
class for the study of the Sunday school les
| son, under the leadership of General Secre-
| tary Horton, will meet this evening at 8
| o'clock. in the association lecture room.
This class has been thrown open TO the pub
| lie, and every one is invited to avail them
selves of its privileges, which are free.
Teachers especially are invited.
The following books were received at the
| state library yesterday: Laws of Utah for
| 1889, Compiled Laws OF Utah for 1888
two volumes of House and Coz neil journal
| of Utah 1890, one volume; and Of the
| Utah supreme court reports, volume ~
American and English Railroad Cases, volume
80 of Missouri Appeals Report; Robinson on
the Law of Patents, three volumes.
Rev. c. B. Wilcox appointed pastor of the
First NJ. E. church of this city by the recent
Methodist conference. has arrived and will
occupy the pulpit of this church next Sun
day. Mr.. Wilcox has been one of the most
successful ministers in our neighboring state
| of Wisconsin. He is young man, and one
OF the most eloquent men in his denomina-
ton. He will be welcome addition to the
ministerial ranks of this state.
Much interest has been manifested in the
Bible lectures given by Evangelist Needham
the past week in the churches of this city,
and therefore arrangements have been made
to have them continued the coming week as
follows: In the Central Park NJ. E. church
every afternoon from to 5, and every even
ing, excepting Monday, in the Plymouth
Congregational church at o'clock. Oppor-
tunities for Bible study is the purpose of
these services. and therefore everybody is in
vited to come and bring Bible and note book.
AS these studies are free it is hoped that no
one will miss them. as all are welcome.
| Over 1000 men heard the Irish evangelist,
George C. Needham, at Newmarket theater
last Sunday afternoon, and tomorrow again
he will address the men of this city at the
same place at $3.50 O'Clock, and it is expected
the hall will be crowded, as many who heard
him last Sunday will wish to hear him again.
An orchestra of thirty pieces will be in at.
tendance and lead male chorus of eighty
voices to add interest to the meeting. Ad-
mission Will be by tickets. which can be.pro.
cured at the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. a, or on
the street Sunday afternoon, and are free to
| all.