St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The council committee on gas will meet
this afternoon.
The council committee on streets Will meet
Saturday night instead of Friday.
The St. Paul Retail Hardware Dealers as
Hociaton will hold meeting this evening at
A. Schoch's hall, corner Seventh and Broad
way.
A case of scarlet fever was reported to the
health officer yesterday from the corner Oh
Hall and Louisa streets, and diphtheria from
765 Hawthorne and A Lawson streets
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Sames f. Mccormick and Catherine Il.
Lamb, Fels A. Anderson and Carrie NJ. Wood,
Charles A. Ecklund and Christina Anderson.
To morrow being Decoration day the, post
office will close at 10 o'clock a NJ, and the
carriers will make but one delivery. The
mails will close in accordance with Sunday
regulations
Henry Schultz, who was sentenced to one
year and two months and Fred Achilles,
sentenced to three years and three months,
were taken to saltwater yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Clewett.
1.-THE Northwest College of Commerce, OF
st. Cloud, with a capital stock OF S2,ooo,
Yesterday filed articles with the secretary OF
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p johnson and G. P. Jones.
Later On will be at the Newmarket to-
night continuing to and including Sunday
night with Saturday matinee. This en-
Eagement will wind up the season. Later
On is a skit of the best class, and IS bang
full of fun and spirit.
The case of Louis D. Stengaard against The
Real Estate Title Insurance Company to re-
cover $4,000 on policy of insurance is
Sued guaranteeing title to property, is still
on trial in Judge Kelly's court. Expert testl-
mony was introduced yesterday 10 show that
the policy was forgery.
Mike Kane has applied to the district court
TO be discharged from the Workhouse on
writ of habeas corpus He asserts that he is
illegally restrained of his liberty on com
mitment in default of $25 fine for assaulting
j. A Black The matter will be heard before
Judge Wilkin this morning.
County Attorney Egan for The prosecution
and Judge McCafferty for the defense argued
the John A. Peterson murder case before
Judge Ford in the municipal court yesterday
afternoon. The testimony was reviewed by
EACH and the court took the case under ad-
Visement. Judge McCafferty feels confident
that the case will be discharged on the
ground of self-protection.
DThe Hennepin County Loan and Savings
association, of Minneapolis, yesterday filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state. The capital stock is S2,OOO,0 OO,
and the incorporators are s. z. Channel,
Melvin Grimes, j. A. Walters. j. L. Moore,
NJ. H. Young, George F. Porter, c. c. Leland,
D. W. Lane, C. B. Tirrell, c. Ellingson, E.
P. Gaylord. c. c. Shultz, 5. r. willard and G.
W. Weeks.
Tuesday evening there occurred the usual
May party at the Young Girls home, st. Peter
street. Miss L. Behmer was crowned May
Queen, the young ladies of the home present
ing her with beautiful wreath of lilies of
the valley and other flowers. The Misses
Nithan, Tolberg and Johnson were the maids
of honor AS Miss Schley has to give up this
institution, owing to overwork and want OF
assistance from the proper source, II is to be
hoped some one will continue it.
A brilliant wedding reception was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Comptroller William r. Todd at South St.
Paul His charming daughter, Miss Sara A
Todd was married at $50 o'clock by Rev.
Father O'Neil to Edwin r. Bryant, a young
resident of st. Paul, whose business qualifi-
cations have made him large circle of
friends. They took the Kansas City line
train in the evening for a trip to Cedar
Rapids, To-, and Chicago.
The organizers of the Catholic Total Alb
Bteinence union are buslly at work. and ex-
pect very large representation at the an
nual convention to be held in Saltwater on
June Is and 10. The national organizer,
A w Gutrdge, of this city, has been push.
ing the work for some time. and the efforts
of many other active men in the cause are
producing good fruit He organized So
ciety in Minneapolis on Tuesday evening,
and in company with party of his friends,
will go to Hastings tonight to stir up the
NOV ement there.