St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
THE FLEETING SHOW.

Fl. G. Stordock, ex-warden of Saltwater
prison, called at the capitol yesterday.
Dairy Commissioner Ives returned to the
rty yesterday, and was at his office at the
capitol.
The st. Paul Home school and kindergar
ten, Mrs. Brown, principal, will reopen to-
morrow.
Mrs. Luella Kumoid's kindergarten and
private school will reopen Monday, Sept. 8,
1890, $50. 1856 Western avenue.
In the case of Leopold Brothers against
Isadore Holman Judge Wilkin has dis
charged the garpishees. Hendrickson and
Lenau.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen, who went to Boston to
attend the reunion of the G. A. r., returned
to st. Paul yesterday and proceeded to his
home at Wabasha.
Second Lieut.. Charles P. Murphy, of First
troop of cavalry. of Minneapolis, has ten
dered the resignation of his commission to
Adjt. Gen. Mullen.
DR.. Wells, president of Divinity schools at
Taribault, was at the capitol yesterday look
ing over the state library for literature for
use in the schools.
c. t. Sanders and Miss Caddie Wood. of
Hamline, were married at the Church of the
81, Rev, Pope officiating.
The Dayton's Bluff Building association
has commenced an action against the North
western National Insurance company, of
Milwaukee, to recover ST. 800 on policy of
insurance.
Frank E. Chapman has commenced an ac
ton, with attachment proceedings, against
Michael B. Jantzi to recover Sl01.09 for
ottn ri ic q Dt
OF the state.
Frank E. Chapman has commenced an &C
ton against Joseph B. Jantzi to recover
$I25.2 81 for services as attorney in examining
title to a piece of land and in procuring d
quitclalm deed. An attachment of Jantzi's
effects is made on the grounds that he is a
nonresident.
c.. j. Pierce has commenced an action
against the city of ST. Paul to recover SIC, 900
damages for injuries sustained by reason Of
his foot being caught in a hole i'll the side
walk OH College avenue, between Wabasha
and St Peter streets. There was broken
plank i'll the walk.
Prof. Jones, of New York City, will walk a
high rope across the river, at 100 feet high,
and also wheel his wife across in wheel
barrow OH the same rope at Groveland park,
at the end of electric line, at p. m. sharp.
to-day.
At the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue,
at 1890 a. m. DR.. Smith will discuss 1.-The
Light of Cod At p. m. he will consider
the question fought Every Man to Have a
Fair Chance?" Sunday school at II m. Y.
P. S. c. E. att p. m. All seats free.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester
day with the secretary of state by the Mime
sofa Importing company, of Willmar. MINI.
The business of the company will be the
breeding, buying and selling of cattle and
horses Capital stock $50, 900. Incorpora-
tors: Robert Stuart, Raymond, MINI. David
A. Stuart, Wlllmar, and William Stuart of
Hancock.
Sunday passengers to Lake Mnnetonka fol
the steamboats, must take the morning train
on the Great Northern at 8 80 st. Paul union
depot; returning leave Minnetonka Beach al
4:45. Hereafter there Will only be one
morning train $3.50 to the lake. Morning
trains leave the lake at GAO and 7:4O
The afternoon trains run from st. Paul al
4:3o and ) 80, as usual The 80 train has
been discontinued
The funeral of Mayor Charles E. Mech, oil
Mandan, S. D., who died of heart disease al
the depot in that town, and whose body was
brought to st. Paul, will take place to-day
from the residence of Mrs. Gruber, distan
relative, AL Dayton avenue. The wife o.
Mr.. Mech, who is staying with Mrs Gruber
is Frustrated with grief at her husbands sud
den death. He was forty-four years old ant
was one of the leading bankers and business
men in Mandan.