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

Inc DOdru Oi county COMMISSIONERS Will
hold session Monday evening at 10 O'Clock.
The Gem Of st. Paul arrived yesterday, via
the Minnesota river, with 100000 brick
from ShaEopee.
Judge Brill granted q divorce yesterday to
Alton d. Adams from Anna Adams on the
grounds of adultery.
A. Carpenter aud L. W. W. Wells were ar
rested last night by Officer Tom CALVIN on a
charge of stealing harness.
frame building on the upper flats was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. 1t was
unoccupied, and the loss was small.
All the Catholic total abstinence societies
in the city will hold Il union rally at Cretin
hall Oh Monday evening, 2Sth inst.
United States Inspector of Steam Vessels
Sloane and his assistants have inspected
ffty-five steamboats, during the past two
weeks.
Int he case of Leonie P. Jesurum against
Henry III. Kent ct al, Judge Otis has refused
to set aside the verdict of the jury or to grant
q new trial.
The Academy of Sciences annual meeting
will be held at the high school tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. There will be meet
ing of the executive board at 7:30.
Francis e. McDermott sues the Wisconsin
Central company to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged injuries to him while couplin g
cars when employed as a switchman.
Rev. A. j. Benedict will lecture on Rome
and Venice at Bryants hall, at South ST.
Paul, April % Stereopticon Illustrations of
the countries dealt with will accompany the
lecture.
Observer Lyons says that for the week end
ing April 10, Redwood Falls got the only
precipitation-O3 inch-that fell on the
watershed of the Minnesota and Upper Mis-
sissippi.
A three-year. old child of J. Calmenson
died in great agony yesterday morning.
Twelve hours before the little one fell into
tub of scaldng water which its mother was
using to scrub the floor.
Legal obstacles to the contrary, the
piers -of the Broadway bridge are gradu-
ally rising, and the approaches are being con-
structed with as much rapidity as though
everything was plain sailing
E. j. Curley & Co. have sued o. NJ. Metealf,
as receiver of the estate of Macmillan
Simon, an insolvent, to recover possession
of five barrels of whisky valued at $500
and $50 damages for their detention.
Judge Kelly yesterday filed an order in the
matter of the assignment of Francis NJ.
Finch, insolvent. confirming the sale to O..
G.. Fessenden OF the stock of goods assigned
to Llewelly w. Arnold at the price of SlO,-
SOO
The ironwork taken from the Wabasha
street bridge when the spans were put in
place has been utilized fer bridge on the
Mendoza road, at point where the structure
will be godsend to the farmers Of Dakota
county.
Residents OF Park avenue are inquiring
what is the cause OF delay in bridging of the
Manitoba tracks. The assessments have all
been paid, and the damages also. This was a
year ago, yet the bridge has not been COM
menced.
At d O'Clock this afternoon the Young
Mems Christian association, OF the Sixth
ward will be the scene of lecture by Prof.
E. F. Nelson, of New York. There will be
the usual song services in connection with
the lecture.
A request is made by Secretary Phelps. of
the Industrial union, that persons or cor
donations desiring to offer inducements to
manufacturers will file with him a descrip-
fion of the property, together with their
namas and addresse =.
There was but one member Of the chamber
of commerce committee on the Mississippi
river on board yesterday at the time ap-
pointed for the meeting. The solitary mem
Der made motion to adjourn, seconded it
himself and walked out.
Redwood Falls and Heron LAKE will each
have teachers institute this week. The in
structors at the former place will be G. Il.
Knepper and C. W. G. Hyde; at the latter,
II. McCleary and W. F. Richeleau. Dr. Sperry
wilIlecture at both places.
ADelegates representing every religious So
ciety in the city will be selected for attend
ance at the International Christian Endeayor
convention which opens in st. Louis on June
12. The delegates from st. Paul and Mime
apolis will number close upon 200.
The cause of the Great Western Loan and
Trust Company against the ST. Paul Trust
Company, as receiver of the estate of E. l..
Allen, to recover So, 900, was submitted to
Judge Brill yesterday upon the HEADINGS.
The matter was taken under adyisement.
AT an election Of Company b, Third regi-
ment, held Wednesday evening, Lieut. E. L.
Reed was elected captain to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Capt. Tasker.
Sergeant Dunning was chosen second lieut.
enant to fill the vacancy caused by the pro-
motion of Capt. Reed.
All women wonld find it greatly to their
advantage to join the next class in dress
making at the rooms OF the Educational and
Industrial union, Al West Fourth street, on
Tuesday evening next, April %. at 7:30 p.
m. A perfect fit guaranteed and the most
approved system taught.
A meeting of the st. Paul Bar ass ociation
will be held on Monday morning. the 21st
inst, at $50 a. M. liz the associations
rooms in the court house, to take such action
as may seem proper in view of the death of
Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson. Ambrose Tighe,
Sc cretary.
The action brought by Nelly Kennedy
against Thomas Kennedy for divorce on the