St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
Warner, will be married to-day at the resi-
danne of The hride,s narents at Hamline.

warner, VIII De married To-Day at Vne resi-
dence of the brides parents at Hamline.
The Manufacturers National Bank against
The Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing
Company was argued on motion for new
trial before Judge Miller, of the United
States supreme court, yesterday.
Mrs. Paul La Mott mother of Mrs. DR.. E.
II Whtcomb, of this city, died at her home
in Little Canada Monday evening of apo
plexy, aged ffty-two years. The funeral Will
occur at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
A meeting will be held at United Labor
hall, 20 East Seventh street, and will be ad-
dressed by Rev. George Muller. All who are
interested in the condition of workingmen
and women are invited to be present.
George Morton and William Porter, col
ored, quarreled early yesterday morning.
Porter drew knife and stabbed Morton In
the left breast inflicting flesh wound.
Porter ran away and has not been found.
Judge Kelly has ordered the arrest OF
George S. Heron on a bench warrant for
contempt of court. Heron was summoned
as juror, but instead of appearing in ac-
cordance with the judicial mandate, he went
fishing.
Judge Wilkin empaneled jury last even
ing for the trial of Frank Denais for passing
a forged order. Denais was acquitted OF a
similar charge during the present term. The
trial on the second charge will probably be
concluded to-day.
Rev. E. j. Cooke, formerly rector of St.
Paul's church in this city, but now of st.
Pauls parish at Clinton, To- was in ST. Paul
yesterday. He oiped with Stewart Moore,
and left on the evening train for Fargo to
visit his Dakota lands.
The ladies of st. Johns (Catholic1 parish
of Dayton's bluff will inaugurate a series +
festivals this evening, to continue Thursday
evening The festivals of this parish year
ago were memorable events, and it is the aim
of those who have this in charge that it shall
exceed the others, if possible.
Archbishop Ireland is expected to deliver
the principal address of the twentieth gen.
eral convention of the American Union OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence society. which
meets i'll Pittsburg, Pa, August s. The arch
bishop will speak in the opera house of that
city on the 9TH.
Emil Meyer attempted to cross the cable
track in front of q train at the corner OF
Franklin and Fourth streets yesterday. His
buggy was wrecked and his wife and child
considerably bruised. The accidentsis said
to have been wholly due to the foolhardiness
of Mr.. Meyer.
Horsemen will learn with regret that popu-
lar Mike" Gasser, who for the past six years
has been an active horseman in this city,
will leave this morning for his new home in
Waterloo, 10. Mr.. Gasser was ever foremost
with stock and money in all movements
which concerned horse fanciers of the state.
Peter c. Mansen has commenced an action
against John Gigrich to recover 5000, paid
for real estate under the supposition that he
was the agent of Paul Faber. A contract
was made by which Mansen agreed to pur'
chase land belonging to Faber, and $500 was
paid as earnest money. Faber denied the
agency of Gigrich, and the deal was not con
| summated
The district court calendar for the June
term will be cleared up to-day, as far as the
jury trials are concerned, and the courts will
adjourn until the regular term in October. A
special term will be held on the first Satur-
day in September Judges Kelly and Kerr
concluded the jury trials before them yester.
day and merged their courts into that OF
Judge Wilk1n.
Yesterday about 400 members and friends
of the First Baptist Bible school and Rice
| Street Baptist mission shook from their feet
the dust of the Sanity City and went down
the river on the excursion steamer Mike
Davis to spend the day at Kia-ska-waga park.
The managers of the steamer kindly let the
members of the mission school go free, and,
TO adl to their generosity, donated the entire
proceeds from the sale of the tickets to the
use of the mission in building their chapel.