St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-06
CAUGHT AROUND TOWN.

Ex-senator Mealey,of Wright county wa a
caller ut the capitol yesterday.
The Star club. Il social organization Of Mer-
riam Park, has been incorporated
William X. Merriam has commenced an ac-
ton against J. c. Acklin and p. A. Bergsma
10 recover $3.50 on promissory note.
Ladies' assembly. X. OF L.. last night elect.
ed Molle Lee, Kate Nase and Lizzie Lee as
delegates to the slate eight hour league
Is. w. Wulf will be examined i'll the pro-
bate court to-day touching his sanity. He
was examined some time since, but was dis
charged.
August Eckstrom has sued Charles G..
Peterson and others to enforce q mechanics
lien for $500, on lot 2, block s, of Rogers
addition.
The Ramsey County Building society has
commenced an action against Charles b.
Lawton and Irene L. Lawton to recoye S6U8
upon bond.
James Welch has commenced an action
against Godtfried Engquist aud others to en-
force mechanics lien for $71.25. upon lot
3, block 3, of Syndicate No. l.
Prof. Innis will address the Hamline Citi.
zens union this evening. his subject being:
What lie Saw During His Two Years For
eign Trip
j. L. Schoch, OF New Ulm, was yesterday
appointed by the governor member of the
state board of medical examiners, vice DR.. G.
w. Wood, of Faribault. resigned.
The meeting this afternoon at the Jockey
Club office, to discuss plans for winter
carnival, will be held at 4 p. m., instead of 9
p. m. All interested are invited.
At the services in the Reformed Jewish
church last night, at the corner of Tenth and
Minnesota streets, a lecture was delivered on
the subject ''The Wandering jew"
Franklyn W. Lee will shortly publish,
under the title of Dreamy Hours" fifty of
his most popular poems, which have ap-
peared in the local press within the last three
years.
The managers Of the Women's Christian
Home held their regular monthly meeting
yesterday. The reports of the several officers
attested the fact that the institution is in a
prosperous condition.
The Real Estate and Building society has
commenced an action against Edith B. HUB
bard and others to enforce a mortgage for
500 on lot 2, block 81, OF Ramaley's Park,
at White Bear lake.
William Lee, who has been serving a term
in the workhouse for larceny. and whose
term was up to-day, was taken very i'll yes
terday and removed to the city hospital by
order of DR.. Spencer.
DR.. S. G. Smith, at the Peoples church to-
morrow morning, will speak upon: 1.-THE
Story of SealSkin Cloak-a Social Study.
The evening subject will be: MANS Three
Greatest Teachers"
Henry Wolf, furrier, charged with the
larceny of a fur coat from T. NJ Schultz, was
given ninety days in the police court yester-
day. Wolf has been drunk for several
weeks, and his family is in distressed circum
stances.
The Saturday evening Bible class for tn {
study of the Sunday school lesson will
meet with Secretary Horton this evening at
o'clock in the chapel of!the Y, NJ. c. a. Ev
erybody. especially teachers are cordially
invited.
r. W. Lambert, of Brainerd, special Ian
agent of the Tn ted States government was
at the Office of the United States district at
torney, looking up matters preparatory to the
trial of mber trespass cases from the Rainy
river region at the January term of the fed
eral court
The supreme court heard the following
cases yesterday: Thorkild Wilson, respond
ent, VS.. Henry S. Fairchiid, appellant; H. 8.
Miller, respondent. VS.. w. c. Adamson ct al,
appellants; Frederick Kult. respondent, vs..
r. A. Walsh ct al, appellants-all argued and
submitted.
NJ AMI Mrs. Frank Tlasak, Of Lexington,
MINI, arrived in st. Paul yesterday in re-
sponse to the telegram regarding the suicide
of the s.epdaughter. Mary Maresch, at St.
Anthony Park. They returned home last
n ght, taking the remains of the unfortunate
girl with them.
A fine sectional map OF the upper Missis-
sippi and Duluth land district, showing the
state swamp lands. has been completed by r
Fl. Jewett. of the state auditors department.
The map, which will be of great value to
lumbermen, will be shortly published by
Jewett & Son, st. Paul.
A meeting for men only will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the
gymnasium of the Y. M. c. A. There will be
a good address. Prof. George E. Mussey
will conduct the music, assisted by a male
chorus and orchestra. The young men are
cordially invited to be present.
In the municipal court yesterday Edward
Wilson. arrested ON charge of vagraDcy, but
wanted on the sraver one OF criminal as
sault, had his case continued until Monday
Robert Mathieson, charged with uttering
forged check. went out for ninety days.
George Valentine. charged with stealing
Ia '-robe, got ninety days. Jack Hays, for
being drunk and disorderly. went up for
sixty days.
The capitol yesterday resounded with the
clang of hammers, welded by a number of
carpenters. who are making several changes
in the building, previous to the meeting of
the legislature One of the light shafts on
the first floor is being transferred into an
Office for the janitor, where the telephones
will be placed. The railroad and warehouse
commissioners will also be provided with
offices on the first floor, so that the senate
committee rooms can be utilized by the law
makers.