St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-22
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
HThe board of correction and charities will
meet this afternoon at the Office of Secretary
Hart in the capitol.
richard Mccarthy, who was injured by the
railing of r. block at the Metro politan opera
house, is doing well at the city hospital
The board of regents will meet at the gov
ernor's room Tuesday, Dec. 2, to receive de-
partment reports and transact general bust
ness.
The members OF the board of public works
went out yesterday afternoon on tour of
Inspection of certain streets about to be
opened
William Garner has sued F. P Mccain to
recover S-02.3O for work done. and has
garnished funds i'll the hands of Manly b.
Curry
The st. Paul Foundry company has insti-
tuted proceedings against Edward Sephten
ana FREDERICK L. Evans to recover S305. 70
Tor merchandise sold.
A meeting of the patrons of the national
pageant will be held this afternoon at 4
oci ock at the residence OF Mrs. A. Il. Stick
nev, 22S Summit avenue
AT z O'Clock yesterday morning small fire
was discovered at 357 East Seventh street.
on premises occupied by j. II. Conway. The
damage was less than SlGO
There was not quorum at the park COM
mlssloners meeting yesterday afternoon, and
an adjournment was taken to next Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock
Dr. Smith will speak OF Social Ideals" q
the Peoples church, Sunday morning. His
discourse i'll the evening will be on ''Some
Modern Phi:istines''-a sermon to young
men.
The state normal board will meet at the
offlce of the state superintendent in the cap
1tol Dec. to consider the financial needs of
the schools and make special recommends
lions to the legislature.
A scholarship of $500 is offered by the
Nassar Students Aid society to student who
passes without conditions all the require
ments for admission to the freshman class of
Vassar college at the examinations to be held
i'll June, 1891.
William j. Forster has commenced an ac-
ton against Lucien Warner and Sadie K.
Warner. his wife. to recover S.,315.t6 and
declare it lien upon lots ID and Is of l..
Warmers subdivision of block rs of Lyman
Daytons addition.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach before the Uni
versalisl society, at the Grand opera house,
Abandon the Word Hell?" Solos will be
sung by Oscar Lienau and Mrs. Lyman F.
Brown, of New York
A ladies' auxiliary will be organized at the
chamber of commerce at 3 p. m. to-day
under the auspices of the st. Paul Bethel as
ISOLATION. The floating home at the foot of
Sibley street is nearing completion, and the
organization is to aid the growing work.
Prof. F. B. Pearson, of Manchester college,
will speak tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock in the gymnasium of the Young
Mems Christian association to young men on
Power and Progress Prot George 4.
Mussey will direct the music. assisted by a
male chorus.
The Order of Chosen Friends, st. Paul
Council No 2 held their regular meeting
Thurday. when five candidates were initia-
ted and three applications for membership
were received. A committee was appointed
on recreation to keep the council supplied
with amusements.
Inquiries have been received by Mayor
Smith from Miss S. s. Campbell, of 496 Es-
planade, New Orleans. as to the present
whereabouts of Mrs. C. d. Bower widow of
the late Thomas Bower, who formerly re-
sided at 296 Pleasant avenue. Nothing has
been learned so far.
Articles incorporating the st. Paul Post
Publishing company were yesterday filed in
the register of deeds Office. The capital
stock is $4,000. and the incorporates are
Edward Bearneau, Henry Vandermeyer,
August A. Saulter John C. Jensen, A Null
Ter, Dlenstaj and r. JOEL
A petition was filed In the district court
yesterday by Frank Wood asking for writ
of habeas corpus to discharge him from the
liz.
be confined without authority of law. The
matter was to have been heard by Judge
Brill at a 80 last evening, but was postponed
until this morning.
A special meeting for young men and
boys will be held in the Woodland Park Bap-
tlst church Sunday afternoon at 3 81 O clock
The meeting will be in charge of T. C. Hor-
ton, secretary of the Young Mems Christian
association. Samuel Mills and other young
men will take part. Nathan Ford will con-
duct the music, assisted by an orchestra.
The j. b >tarkey Manufacturing company,
OF Minneapolis, filed articles of incorpora-
with the secretary of state Yesterday, with
capital stock SIS, 900. The business of the
company is the manufacture of dustless
coal ash sifters ETC. The incorporates are
Joseph B. Starkey, @. Wright Davidson, w.
". Bartlett Jacob F. Force and David W.
Edwards, all of Minneapolis
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon &C o'clock, at the
Hebron Baptist church, corner Ada and
Robbie streets Addresses will be made by
Rev. W. W. Dawley. of the Woodland Park
Baptist church, and Rev. c. B. Wilcox, of
the First NJ. Z. Church. Music will be fur
nished by large male chorus, undr the lead
ership of Prof. George MISSY
A rrir, Loo
Central Park Methodist church, being the
first of I'VE Olde Folkes' Concerts" to take
place this winter. A unique programme,
consisting of odd glees and madrigals was
rendered in most pleasing manner by the
various Artists. The programmes were
printed in the old English style of printing,
and formed q souvenir of a pleasant evening.
OThe ladies sewing society connected with
the Atlantic congregational church on DAY.
toms bluff opened its annual fair in Baf-
sings hall very successfully yesterday. The
supper was admirable and was patronized
far beyond expectations, and the sale of art.
icles reached sum gratifying as well as cred
liable to the officers of the society," To-day
dinner will be served. and tonight the fairy
carnival will close the unique and well re-
ceived entertainment.
The supreme court yesterday heard the
following cases: State of Minnesota. re-
spondent. VS.. George Masteller, appellant:
State of Minnesota. respondent, vs. Peter
Schroeder. appellant, submitted on briefs;
Henry j. Taylor, respondent, vs. The Wfnona
d st Peter Railway Company, appellant, ar
gued and submitted; Frank A johnson, re-
ot