St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

grounds Of adultery and cruel and inhumai
treatment. was partially heard yesterday be.
fore Judge OTIS The case was then con,1il-
/ ued for d week for the purpose OF producing
more testimony.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Milan E. Babcock and Fannie E. Page.
August Krasen and Augusta Kartf, Henry
Orbke and Marie Vrovitz, John Tchida and
Amalle UTRECHT, Theodore Dahm and Min
ME Whitecampbel Frank Tschda and
Christine Tschida.
Hjalmar r. Sahlgaard. formerly employed
for about three years in the Commercial Ma
tional bank of st. Paul, and now teller in the
Denver Savings bank, has been appointed
vice consul of Sweden and Norway in Col
orado. He is cousin of Ii. Sahlgaard, who.
since 1871, has been vice consul of Sw eden
and Norway in St. Paul.
SIN Darkest Africa" SANKEY'S new book,
is to be published simultaneously in London,
Paris. Berlin and New York. Stanley gets
$3.50 900 cash for all copyrights and 81 for
each set over 100000 copies sold. Tho
work will be in two volumes. Charles Scrib-
Eer's Sons control the United States and
Canadas. An immense sale is already guar
anteed Local agents begin canvassing
April 24.
A. Fl. Mowbray, who gave very interest
ing lecture on India in Christ church guild
room in March, has been engaged by the 0.
of S. st. G. society to deliver his new lecture,
"Rambles Through England and WaIes,'' Ill
the First NJ. E. church on Tuesday, at p.
m. The lecture will be illustrated by nearly
100 colored steriopticon views. twenty feet
square, thrown with lime light.
Since the first signs of spring became APP
parent the bluff on South Wabasha street be-
low Prospect Terrace has been in a highly
dangerous condition, there having been
numerous lahdsides which landed tons OF
rock and debris dangerously near the path OF
foot passengers. Specifications have been
prepared for q retaining wall at the point
named. which have been approved and the
contract will shortly be awarded. A gang OF
men are now engaged on the preparatory
work.
The series of lectures to be delivered i'll
West st. Paul qy Capt. w. II. Whelan will be
apened this evening at the Clinton avenue
church. The services of the lecturer. whose
theme will be Temperance" have been Sc
cured by the efforts of Revs. Stout. Sage and
MeAfee. of the three principal churches OF
the district. Special song services VIII be
held in connection with each lecture, aud
union prayer meeting will occur on Wednes.
day evening.
There will be lecture delivered at Manual
Training School hall, Park avenue, between
Wabasha street and West Central avenue,
next Monday evening by DR.. Everett W. Fish
on the 'Catastrophists. There has always
been class of biologists who have sturdily
maintained that all the changes on the face
of the earth were suddenly produced, and
that the world has not been inhabited moro
than 5000 years. Dr. Fish represents these
radical scientists, and, since the death OF
David N. Lord. formerly state geologist OF
Vermont, has been one of the foremost
among these catastrOphist biologists. The
Omaha DailyWorld says: ''He is probably the
ablest representative of the eatastrophis.
biologists who have lectured in the West"