St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
SAINT PAUL.
FOR RAPID READERS.

FOR RAPID READERS.
The next regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil will lake place on Tuesday evening at 8.
Mrs. F. Boelund and children, of Mankato,
are visiting with their relatives in st. Paul.
Louis Wagner and John Keefe will be ex-
examined in the probate court Monday touch
ing their sanity.
The committee on streets will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, i'll the city
hall and court house.
A venire of 100 jurors will be summoned
this week to be in attendance at the October
term of the district court.
Cases of scarlet fever were reported at the
the health department yesterday at 21S
Fuller street and 500 Arcade street.
There will be meeting of the board of
government of the c. It. A. T., of the arch
diocese of st. Paul, at Crusaders hall at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
James W 1meson. of South st. Paul. was
yesterday assigned to duty by Collector of
Internal Revenue johnson as gauger at the
South st. Paul distillery.
Rev. Father Lyons. of New York, who has
been the honored guest of his aunt, Mrs. 2.
F. Davtt. of 204 East Acker street. lett Mon
Qdy evening lot his uOl1e.
John Butler has commenced an action
against John ". Jackson and others to en-
force mechanic-s lien on lot II, block IL,
of Mackubin & Marshall's addition.
The central committee of the st. Paul Har-
vest Home festival will meet at Mrs. F. b.
Clarke's Friday, Sept 10, at 10 a. m, and
every Friday thereafter until further notice.
Representatives of the Y NJ c. A. in this
nj. ,f M h
scribers to paper published in the interest
of the association, called the young Mems
Era
Sarah Wulff has commenced two actions
against Theodore Hamm to set aside mort
gage foreclosures of lot 81, block ID, of
Stinson. Brown e. Ramsey's addition, and
part of block 81 of Lyman Dayton's addi-
ton
In the case of Mary Rowe against The Man.
itoba Railroad Company. motion was yes
terday made before Judge Kelly for a change
of venue 10 Clay county. The matter was
taxed under advisement.
The man who was arrested on Friday eve
ming on charge of passing bogus checks,
and who gave his name as Charles Howard,
appeared before Judge Cory in the municipal
court yesterday. The case was continued
until tomorrow morning
Comrades of the G. A. r., members of the
W. r. c.. and Sons of Veterans, are requested
to attend the funeral of Hattie, youngest
daughter of Comrade W. BabcocR, of Gar
field Post No. 8, at 172 Valley street at
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Corlies, Chapman & Drake have COM
menced al action against John W. Jackson
and others to enforce a mechanics lien
against lot -, block IL. Mackupin d Mar
shalls addition. 1t is alleged that there are
several liens for small amounts against the
property
The committee in charge of the lunch de-
partment of the ST. Paul Harress Home
festival met at Mis- L. B. Hoxsie'S. Summit
avenue. who is chairman of the committee
The usual enthusiasm pervading all the
committees was manifested in this one. and
fine results are promised by Mrs. Hoxsie and
her able executive committee.
There will be a meeung of the presidents
and other officers of the several others
unions of st. Paul held in the board room in
the builders exchange, corner Seventh and
Cedar Streets on Friday evening, Sept. 10, at
8. All unions are requested to see to it that
that their Interests are represented at this
meeting. The question of the formation of
central committee of members of all unions
will be acted on.
temperance meeting will be held to-day
under the auspicies of the Scandinavian Dis
trict Lodge of Minnesota, 1. o. G. T., at Gar
field hall, corner Arcade and Fauquier streets,
at $3.50 p. III. j. NJ. Dahlby, Oscar Wolfe, c.
A. Lundberg and other prominent Scaudina-
Wan cold wafer apostles will address the
meetings Garfield band will furnish the
music, also good Scandinavian singing and
Rotations will be presented.
First Cniversalist church, Rev W s. Vail
pastor. Services in the Grand opera house
at l 1 a. M. Sermon: fought, and Its In
plications. Prof, Brooke's cornet quartette
will render 1.-THE Last Hope and other selec-
TONS Mrs. Ash will sing 1.-The Angels Sera-
made, with violin obligato by Mr.. Won Goet-
zen. Miss Berdina Farwell will sing SOLO
and there will be duet by Miss Mae Murphy
and Mrs. Ash. All are invited to attend; all
seats are free.
The managers of the Home for the Friend
less have great need of a supply of children's
clothing. They now have under their care
at the home, 400 Collins street. more than
twenty children of all ages some of them
very thinly clad and these sudden changes
from heat TO cold make warmer garments a
necessity for them Wooden underwear,
fiannels. shoes and stockings and clothing
of every sort will be most gratefully re-
ceived.
In the case of The ST. Paul Daily News
against The Board of County Commissioners
of Ramsey County, the demurrer to the com
plant was yesterday argued before Judge
Kelly. The matter was taken under advise
ment. The action is to recover interest on
all $500 claim for advertising The original
claim was disallowed at a meeting of the
board, and was subsequently paid after suit
brought. tits now claimed that interest on
the sum during the intervening time should
be paid