St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06
THURSDAYS TRINKLETs.

Dennis Ryan was yesterday sentenced to
the state reformatory at ST. Cloud.
The park commissioners net yesterday and
adjourned after auditing the monthly bills.
In The case of William Larson, indicted for
larceny in the second degree. nolle prosequi
was entered.
In the case of Howard Fleming against the
St Paul City hallway Company Judge OtiS
refused Il new trial.
Judge OTIS sustained the demurrer to the
complaint in the cause OF Lars Landstrom
against John Johnson.
In the cause of Annie L Alness againsl
Frederick w. Bronson ct al, judgment was
rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
Judge Otis overruled the demurrer in the
cause of Leon T. Chamberlain, as receiver.
etc, against Stella :. O'Brien ct al.
In the cause of Thomas c. Mcconnell
against William Is. Phelps. Judgment was
given in favor of Mcconnell for Ss0.71.
In the case of Spencer E. Smith ct al
against Petrus a. Bergsma ct al, Judge
Kelly ordered findings in favor of the
plaintiff.
The case of Philip Mas against Mary Mas
was dismissed by Judge Kerr. The action
was for divorce with alimony, on the ground
of desertCn.
The cause Of Fred s. Bryant against David
NJ. Emmohs ct al. was tried before Judge Otis
and a jury. verdict was rendered in favor
of the defendant.
Tomorrow evening the Peoples Church
Sunday school, on The West Side. will give q
social to which all are invited. There will
be music, Rotations and refreshments.
Lanouette Brothers have commenced an
Rction against G. b. Grenier and others to
enforce a mechanics lien for Sl6S on lot 16,
block 2, of Humphrey addition, The same
firm has commenced an action against G. b.
Hilaire and others to enforce mechanics
lien for $40 on lot II, block 2, of Hum
phrey's addition.
Sunday night Madame Melville and her
fon Augusttn open for four mig hts at the
Grand in their sensational drama, 1.-The Boy
Tramp" A number of the scenes of this
play are laid in well-known metropolitan To-
calities, and special scenery and mechanical
effects will be seen. Marks International
Naudevilles will be the attraction for the lat
Ter part of the week.
A lecture by Rev. j. J. Keane, rector Of ST.
Thomas seminary, Will be delivered Thurs
day evening, Nov. 6, in the cathedral, corner
Sixth and st. Peter streets. under the au-
spices of 81. Vincent de Paul society," The
edy,'' is one which should attract the interest
Of every member of the body social. No
charge will be made for admission.
The advance sales for the w. j. Seaman
engagement have been very large, and would
Indicate largo audiences during his brief stay
here. Seaman certainly deserves good pat
ronage wherever he goes. as his songs are
original, and there is certainly no one Oh the
comedy stage today VINO can sing these
popular songs so sweety as can the peoples
favorite Irish comedian, w. j. Seaman.
HIS new play, ''Nyles Aroon.'' tonight, to-
morrow night and saturday matinee, and the
great Irish comedy play, The Irish Minstrel"
Saturday night
Superintendent Kiehle has collected sta
tstics as to the number of school houses and
libraries in the STATE for the year 1870. The
statement shows that the number of school
districts in the state is 3, 701; school houses
built during the year, 3 L; value of same,
S139, sos; number of school houses in the
state, 1864; value of all school houses, S1O,-
5l7.597; value OF seats and desks S679,O25: :
value of school apparatus, $3.50, 779; vol
umes purchased for school libraries during
the year. 1906; number of volumes in all
school libraries, S3S02; value of libraries,
es6.232.
The fair and supper to take place to-mor-
row afternoon in aid of the funds of the
East Presbyterian church promises to be
most successful. The festivities will take
place at 957 East Seventh street, Gribbon
block, and number of ladies who have in
terested themselves have arranged several
exquisitely deco rated booths. where a variety
of articles viii be on sale during the day.
Mrs. Leslie Parlin will be in charge of the
fair. assisted by the Misses Swartz McElh-
merry, Scott, Pray and Collier and others
Supper will be served under the direction of
Mrs. Tates Misses Sternen, " off and Messrs
Pray and Hodfield.