St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-11
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The regular Home club lecture will be de-
lIvered in the Peoples church at o'clock
this afternoon.
Col. Frank Shaw had the bad fortune yes
terday to get another fall. badly shaking up
his right arm, which was rapidly recovering
from a severe fracture.
Hon. John a. Kcyes, of Winona, who intro
duced the Australian ballot bill in the last
legislature, and Lieu. GOV Rice were callers
AT the capitol yesterday.
Acker post regular meeting this evening at
post hall, corner Seventh and Wabasha, at
1880 o'clock. 1t will elect officers for the
coming year. No muster.
Dan ". Lawler has been appointed by
Judge Cornish rs an examiner Of applicants
for admission 10 the bar. Mr.. Lawler takes
the place of Judge Cornish.
The name of the Church Hospital and Or
phans' Home of St Paul has been changed
TO 'St. Luke's Hospital OF ST. Paul. by an
amendment to the articles OF incorporation.
Judge Wilkin has refused to grant new
trial IN the case of Mary Hazelbarth against
Charles E. Keller. This is the noted Islander
case in which the jury found verdict in
favor OF Keller.
Hon. J. NJ. Holt, of Miles City, Mont,
leading cattleman of that state arrived here
from Chicago yesterday. and went TO Fari-
bault last evening TO visit his son, who is at
:he Shattuck school.
The suit of John johnson against Henry
]. Hanson is being tried before Judge Otis
md jury. The action was brought to re-
cover damages for allowing refuse water to
De discharged on The lot of Johnson
Robert Glenn. an cd resident of ST. Paul,
died at the city hospital yesterday of typhoid
fever. For nearly twenty years Mr.. Glenn
mas been a resident II the Fourth ward, and
vas highly respected by wide circle Of &c
quaintances.
Interesting lectures on France and Napo-
Leon" and 'Glimpses of Ireland will be de-
liVered at Cretin han at and o'clock p.
m. to-day. The lectures viii be illustrated
with pictures. The funds raised will be used
for benevolent purposes.
Edward j. Godfrey has sued John e. Will
Jams and others 10 recover 1915 upon a
promiSsory note, secured by mortgage on
lot IA, block IL, OF Mackubin and Mar
shalrs addition. A sale OF the lot to satisfy
this claim, as well rs other liens upon it, is
asked
Judge Wilkin has granted a new trial in
the case of B. IL Jacobs against Byron Wood
ward. The court decides that it erred in ad-
L
Herald, over an objection, the point being as
10 the general circulation of the paper and
the length of time il had been published.
Annie Benson has begun an action in the
United States circuit court to recover 81, $40
from the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany. She was on her way from St. Paul to
Washington, last June. when a collision &C.
Cured, which caused bodily injuries, for
which she asks damages to the amount
stated.
The kirmess given by the French school at
the corner OF Tenth and Cedar streets was
success again last night. The luncheon
served is much enjoyed and the social feat
Ures are agreeable. The kirmess lasts the re-
mainder of the week. Donald Downie will
lecture in French on Napoleon III. Friday
evening.
Alexander Jeremy, of Nininger, says that
the description of the man found dead at the
police station, as furnished by Coroner
Quinn. proves to be John Little, foreman of
the government works at Hastings. II is
claimed the deceased was member of Wa
basha Lodge, l. O. o. F.. and had two sisters
living i'll the vicinity of st. Joseph. Mo.
Local Association K. of l.. No. I,99S
passed resolution last night favoring legls-
lation making eight hours days work and
liking wages tOf state, county ana municipal
work at s. day. James Conroy, Ed Kierney
and r. ]. Casserly were chosen as delegates
10 the Federation of Labor which meets Sun
day. Four applications for membership were
received.
The students of the school of agriculture
at the University of Minnesota, at a meeting
yesterday, passed resolutions of respect to
the memory of Harvey II. Emery. q former
student al the university, who recently died
at the home of his father, Hon. S. NJ. Emery.
near Great Fails, Mont. The resolutions
were drafted by George LIE Vesconte, Garry
Haigh and n. L. Monson, the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose.
special meeting of the board Of educa-
ton was held last evening TO consider the
matter of the failure of certain contractors to
supply fuel for West side schools. Mr.Acker,
of the firm of Shade d Acker, was present.
and, after expressing his regrets that the
shortage had occurred, new agreement was
made. Hereafter four days mott, will be
given the contrac ors. and if they fail to
furnish the coal the fuel committee will buy
it in the open market and charge the differ
ence to the contractors.