St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

A meeting of the gas committee viii occur
at this afternoon.
There will be session Of the municipal
court at p. M to-day.
The st. Michaels Dramatic club is rehears-
ing dramatic entertainment for presenta-
ton the latter part of the month.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
John b. Hoffman, and Mary Alice Brown.
John D. Kelly and Maggie j. Sullivan.
An effort is being made in the Sixth ward
TO organize a carnival association on q small
scale for The carrying out of a programme of
winter sports TO be held on the river
A twelve-year-old boy named Bert Cusick,
Son of F. C. Cusick, of West ST. Paul who
disappeared from home Wednesday of last
week, was found yesterday at work in saw
mill at saltwater.
Clerk j. d. Jones announces that the su-
preme court will complete the call of the
calendar for the current october term in The
afternoon of Friday, Jan. -, 1880, com
mencing at 2 o'clock.
Bob Murphy, of st. Paul, claims to be a
first cousin of the Murphy who Knocked out
Weif Monday night in California. The St.
Paul man is not pugilistic being minus an
arm lost in railway accident
The many friends IN this city of Mrs. Laura
a. oiOhIC Will ltSlGl " lcdlu VI n6E dShku,
which occurred at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Adams, at GAINESVILLE, O., on the 9TH
inst, after protracted suferings, caused by
consumption.
A wagon driven by s. 6. Whary broke down
yesterday afternoon near the House of the
Good Shepherd, throwing Whary TO the
ground and tearing his scalp in painful
manner. He resides near Mendoza, whittier
he was conveyed after his wound had been
dressed.
The Salvation Army barracks this evening
will be the scene of q very unique proceed
Ing, no less than 4 trial by jury of the devil.
There will be court and its officers, with a
prosecuting attorney and q counselor for his
satanic majesty. The trial will begin at
O'Clock.
Joseph BerwaDger has brought an action
against George Rau and John Berwanger 10
recover $500. claimed to be moneys collected
by the defendants partnership funds be-
longing to plaintiff and defendants. This
complaint also asks for settlement Of part
nership accounts of the plaintiff and defend
ants.
a couple of smooth sWindlers are working
the ring racket in st. Paul just now. The
scheme is worked by one of the fellows who
offers, with a show of mystery, to dispose of
an apparently valuable ring for ridicu-
lousy small sum. Some have been induced
TO buy the rings, which il is needless TO say
ere utterly worthless.
President Van Slyke, of the carnival asso-
Citation, has evolved a scheme for grand
parade during fair week. The idea is to ge.
out the floats. carnival clubs and all the car
nival regalia, with the exception of the ice
king, whose place is to be taken by the water
sprte Undine. The idea is favorably looked
upon by all who have heard of it.
Elizabeth Getty has brought an action
against Alfred ]. Getty for divorce on the
grounds Of adultery with various women,
whose n"mes are unknown to plaintiff, and
for acl of violence to her person. She al
leges thai her husband, in September last
kicked her in the side, causing great pain
and agony. The parties were married il
1SS2and have a child six years of age.
Prof. G. A. Bennett, secretary of the COM
mittee on exhibits of the national educa-
tonal association, has inst addressed q letter
constructors and others intending TO make
exhibits at the coming convention, calling
their attention to the manner of arranging
and sending their exhibits in drawing, man
ual training, domestic economy and geog
raphy and elementary scienc. Prof. Ben
nett desires to arrange everything on the
principle of quality, not quantity"
Until such time as Manager Lift is ready
to begin building operations on The piano.
rama structure, the cyclorama of the Monitor
and Merrimac is open TO the public at half
price. The result has already beer an in
crease eff business 10 over tenfold. By special
Arrangement all of the teachers and children
of the public schools will be admitted next
Saturday and their historical studies given
practical turn. Manager List has displayed
good business tact and sense at the outset.