St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-10


Bear tWOnships were sold yesterday.
The Minneapolis Bicycle club came to this
city on their machines last night to attend
the Wilbur Opera company's production of
the popular opera 'Erminie,n at the Harris
A cyclone of salvation; everything in
whirl; also great farewellmeeting at the
salvation Army, corner Ninth and Jackson
streets, on Sunday. Meetings at a. NJ, 3
and 8 p. m.
The Y. M. c. A. Evangelistic class will
meet this evening in the association lecture
room, for the study of the Sunday school
lesson. Young men, especially teachers, are
cordially invited
The fire department extinguished blaze
In the house of Charles Happe, on George
street, West side, yesterday morning with
loss OF $500 The house had been set on
fire in several places.
Solomon Christian Riverdahl was exam
med in the probate court yesterday upon an
information of insanity. There was no indi-
cation that the claim should be sustained
and he was accordingly discharged.
Sergeant Call has supplanted the former
sonbriquet Of "Big Andy" by which that
officer was Familiarity known. Sergeant"
Call is doing duty in the place Of Sergeant
Pottgeiser, who is away celebrating the ad-
vent OF a twelve pound boy.
Epicures should not fail to attend the lect-
ure by Miss Barnes, of Boston, this after
noon at the Hotel Metropolitan, upon the
subject Of preparing those delicious chicken
chartreuse, egg baskets. and sardine campus,
Additional committees have been ap-
pointed to present the building matter Of the
Young Mems Christian Association to all
Of the business men Of the city A begin
ming was make yesterday with very satisfact-
DRY results.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
August johnson and Ida NJ. Nilsson, Victor
Erickson and Anna johnson, Charles Mayer
and Bette F. Schultz Charles Bowen and
TIlda Sjoquist, Ernest Hometsohlager and
Mary Hores.
Michael Delevan, q laborer who came to
st. Paul from Duluth on Friday last, was
seized with fits yesterday afternoon ON Wab-
asha street. He was taken to the Minnesota
house where he had been staying and where
he shortly recovered. -
The South 81. Paul council last evening di-
rected the city officers to prepare deed
transferring the McClung school house to
the city Of West st. Paul In also canvassed
the election returns and duly declared the
results as previously reported.
The Seven Corners bank has sued 81. 3.
Conklin and W. S. Stevens to recover $3.50
on note and an account Judgment is
sought for 1892 against Stevens and for SIS
against Conklin. Attachments against the
property Of Conklin and Stevens have been
made. .5a $3.50
The miscellaneous receipts Of the Winona
normal school for the quarter ending April
80. 1890. were 1882. 26, according to the re-
port of Accountant F. A. Elmer Of. that In
Stitution. rceived by Auditor Braden yester-
terday, and these receipts came from the sale
Of books, tuition fees and other like sources.
Ths Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave its faret
well dance of the season last evening a
Knights Of Pythias hall on Fifth street. The
hall had been very prettiiy decorated for the
occasion with flowers and flags. and about
100 couples participated. The. dance pro-
gramme was an attractive one and the music
of the best s!<.-,< es'.
Nels Larson. laborer employed In the ex-
cavations Tor the extension Of the Seiby ave.
nue. cable line. caught his foot in running
rope yesterday and sustained badly sprained
and lacerated limb. He was removed to his |
home at 10 Swede Hollow in the central |
patrol wagon. go
county treasurer NGlSOu Will keep DIS |
Office open until 9 o'clock in the evening, |
from the 18th inst. to the end Of the month, |
thus affording those who are working during |
the day an opportunity to pay their taxes be-
fore the 1st prox., when the law adds 10 per
cent additional to the original tax.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon every seat
In the Harris theater was sold for the even
ing performance. This Is said to be the
most successful engagement ever known IN
St. Paul. The Wilbur Opera company GER
tainly does possess immeas urable magnetism.
The Harris theater has now placed on sale
one months seats in advance.
The board OF public works yesterday morn
ing gaEe.a hearing upon the amount, Of dam
ages which would accrue to property owners
by the grading of slopes on Hope street. The
afternoon was consumed in listening to tes-
timony as to property values on Dayton's
bluff. which is to be assessed for Indian
Mound park.
e. D. Sniffen will address the young men
Of this city tomorrow afternoon, at the
rooms OF the Y. NJ. C. A. song service at
$50. and mems meeting at o'clock. Good
music, and all the boys will be welcome.
after the mems meeting the
Bible class for beginners will be held in the
parlor, to which ell young men
will be cordially welcome.
The ladies' and children's furnishing store
at 3S4 Robert street, owned by Mrs. A. Allen,
was damaged by fire to the amount OF SEQ
last night and SIS in money, which the
Droprietress had tucked away in a pigeon
hole to pay rent was totally destroyed. The
ire started by Mrs. Allen upsetting lamp.
In endeavoring to put out the blaze in its in
,ipency, Mrs. Aliens hands were severely
burned and her hair badly singed.
Adam Autlitz has commenced an action In
he United States circuit court against the
st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway company. to recover $751; 600 dam
ages for injuries sustained while working as