St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

The Merchants and Manufacturers Mutual
Fire Insurance company, of Mansfield, Ohio
withdrew from Minnesota yesterday.
AN application was yesterday filed in the
probate court seeking TO set aside the will Of
P, g. Duggan. The hearing is fixed for Feb.
26
The health Office bulletin yesterday read:
Diphtheria at corner Greenbrier and Lawson
and 2l6 Arundel; fourteen births and four
deaths
DR.. Clifford Snyder, whe once had dental
rooms in the Grand block, and is well known
IN st. Paul, has been appointed dentist to the
court at Berlin.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore will deliver her
new and popular lecture, 1.-THE Perils Of the
Republic, at the Peoples church, Saturday
evening, February %.
Up to last night S204 900 had been paid in
Tor liquor licenses. 1t is thought that the
number of licenses this year will fall fifty
short OF the NUMBER last year.
The funeral of William Manson. who died
on Thursday morning, will take place to-day
at 2 p. m, from 21s East Seventh street.
under the auspices of yasa lodge of Druids
The attention of all ladies and students is
called to the class in dressmaking. vocal
dncted at the rooms of the E. q /. Union, IL
West Fourth st.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis C. Rasmussen and Anna Hoyt, Albert
Z. Stutzman and Minnie Retzke, James
o'Rourke ana Bridget Breet, Jacob Mark and
Annie Rosenholz
A fish manager named Krayinski COM
planned to the mayor yesterday that the po-
lice officer near his stand at the market was
In the habit Of snatching fish from his
wagon. The charge viii be Investigated.
Among the changes at South ST. Paul none
are more enticlng to the shippers than the
acquisition of Paddy Gibbons by Cunning
ham d Haas from Fitch Bros. Paddy Glib
bons is a character that the yards are ieaI-
GUS OF.
The Minneapolis young men. George But
Ter and Abe Lincoln, who were to have had
hearing yesterday on charge of robbing let
ter boxes asked for continuance of their
cases. United States Commissioner Spencer
will hear the cases tomorrow.
The plan of the district court judges, Kelly,
Brill, Otis and Kerr, to devote Saturdays to
special term work was put to practical test
Tor the first time Yesterday, and is found to
work most satisfactorily. All of the accumu-
lated business was disposed of before II
o'clock
Dennis Sullivan, q saloonkeeper of Man
kato, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Jack
Campbell and brought to this city last even
ing at O'Clock, charged with selling liquors
without paying the special tax He had a
hearing before United States Commissioner
Spencer, and was discharged
In the matter of the assignment of oliver
Baker. the carpet and house furnishing deal
er on Third street. who is insolvent, Lucien
Warner, the assignee, is authorized by Judge
Brill to sell the stock of goods TO Shaw, Charl-
ton and company, at their bid of 5Oa4 per
centoT the inventory valuation.
Officer w. II. Godfrey was married on Mon
day evening to Mrs. NJ. Daggett. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father Harri-
son at the residence OF the archbishop Of
this diocese. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Godfrey entertained their friends at
their home, $50 West Seventh street.
Every one is surprised to hear that the
price paid for the coming illustrated lectures
of MISS Amelia B. Edwards is so high. Each
lecture Is $500, and the intelligent public
duly appreciate the fact Of the significance
Of this. Seldom in this country, especially
out West do we see or hear stars Of the first
magnitude. They come over from Europe
when they have sung, acted or spoken for
sharing with all the larger and older cities of
the country the first appearance Of the
best talent
Rev. r. A. Patterson, former pastor OF
the First Baptist church Of this CITY, will &C.
eupy the pulpit Of that church this morning
He preached the funeral sermon OF j. e.
Thompson, Esq, first president of the First
National bank, twenty years ago, and has
been since that time president OF the Bing-
hampton (N. ~ Ladies college and also of
the American Bible College for Women. He
delivers his lecture on the greatest pulpit
celebrity of Scotland, DR.. Thomas Guthrie,
before the Pastoral Union OF ST. Paul aud
Minneapolis at their next union meeting by
request.
The new and brilliant star that has arisen
In the armament of the lecture field Is Lieut.
John Byron Hamilton, of the English navy
He already out-ranks Stoddard and Regain in
their faYorite field OF illustrated entertain
ments because he has far greater experience
as traveller, and more brilliant powers as an
orator. Much interest is already felt in the
announcement that he has made all engage.
ment to lecture in the Peoples church. Feb.
81 and D. The subjects chosen will be
1.-THE Nile Land and India" Coming so
soon after Miss Edwards, our people will
have the opportunity of comparing the liter
airy woman with the robust and keen practi-
cal observation Of the warrior traveller.