St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-25
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Prison labor will be discussed at n meeting
in the Peoples church sunday evening.
". Fl. Dixon, of the Milwaukee road. will
return this morning from business trip TO
Chicago.
Three volumes of the circuit court reports
ct Ohio were received vi the state library
yesterday.
Yesterdays meeting of the park board was
adjourned, owing to The absence of a quorum.
until O'Clock this afternoon.
The mechanics lien cause of Blossom
Bros. & Merrill against Amelia Kingsley ct
al was tried by Judge Kelly yesterday.
The case of Joseph Hammer against Fran
els Souiar ct al, to inforce mechanics lien
was yesterday submitted 10 Judge Kelly.
South ST. Paul firemen have decided to
form relief association similar to that Or
gained by the ST. Paul fire department.
j. began and G. Young were yesterday
taken to the penitentiary; John Strong TO the
workhousc and Thomas Ryan TO the reform
school.
The Bank of Minnesota has commenced an
action against The NJ. E. church of West st.
Paul, and others to recover 81 900 on a
promissory note.
most popular young lady, and Mrs Deming
that for the most popular married lady ct st.
Johns fesiivl. Dayton's bluff.
A. s. Tallmadge expects 10 have all ar
rangements completed by Monday respect
ing the Como boulevard. The park commits
sinners Will then lie in q position 10 prosecute
the work.
Sol McCullum, Il bright little fellow of five
years and nephew of Judge Kelly, spent
yesterday afternoon in the court room watch
ing the court proceedings with the gravity
of iurist.
The committee on streets met Yesterday,
but, owing to the absence of Mr.. McMichaels,
who was to be heard on the telegraph pole
question, the whole matter was laid over I'M
Ill the next regular meeting.
The electric trains teean running on the
West Seventh street line TO Tuscarora street
yesterday morning, 10 dill Guilty being en-
countered in operating the line. The Uni
versity avenue line viii be opened early this
this week, and the others within the week.
The Y. NJ c. A. bible class for the study OF
the Sunday school lesson will meet in the
lecture room of The association this evening,
st 8 o'clock, and General Secretary Horton
extends cordial invitation TO everyone de-
string toattend. especially teachers.
Ida Fslster has applied to the district court
FOR authority to dispose of her real estate free
If any claim OF eurtesy by her husband Henry
Falster, and without the necessity of secur-
ing his signature to the deed. He deserted
her in May 1881 leaving her with three
children TO support. They were married at
Hamburg. Germany in 1877.
Joseph Madden and James Martin the des-
Dcrate leaders of a desperate gang captured
At revolver points b. officers Schram and
Walsh last Tuesday. were identified yester
day by Chief of Police Wheeler, of st. Cloud
as being wanted for burglary At that point
they appeared in the court room handcuffed
and were handed over to the st. Cloud
authorities.
Among the entertainments of the Harvest
Festival week the pretty opera 'Pinafore'' is
.aking a prominent place. as may be judged
rom the ladies and gentlemen engaged in its
production. Both principals and chorus
" are doing splendid work at rehearsals in their
; wish TO make the occasion one Of pleasant
entertainment, as well as charitable benefit
The reserved seat sale will begin at O'Clock
Monday morning at the opera house box
office.
: At the meeting of the trades and labor as
sembiy last evening. the principal business
engaging the attention of the members was
result of the discussion, decisive measures
were resolved upon. and a committee was
appointed 10 have cards printed containing
the.names of all dealers in the city who
honor the early closing agreement. for 2ircu-
lation among the different organizations and
the public.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue. near
West Third. AT i':30 a. NJ, Dr. Smith will
discuss lone Way to Be Good At7:3 p.
tn. there will be q platform meeting on the
: subject OF prison Labor" Ex-Gov MeGm
viii speak of its relation to the state, Com
missioner Lamb of its relation to free labor,
uon John F. Norish will give the view of
prison officials. and DR.. Smith viii speak of
It's effect on the criminal. The addresses will
ali be short and to the point and the meeting
viii give complete view OF one of the most
important public questions
Tomorrow afternoon. at $50 O'Clock, in
The Newmarket theater Evangelist George
Q. ,Needham will give his last of a series of
addresses in this city. This meeting is open
80 ladies rs well as gentlemen. and every
body can obtain admission by tickets. which
aFe free and which can be had at the assecia-
ton or on the street Sunday afternoon.
Subject: Heaven, and How to Get There Il
a large male chorus and orchestra will assist
I'm the services. Those desiring seats should
go early as the house will be filed to its full
Capacity.