St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-08
city yesterday ana visited the capitol during

city yesterday ana visited the capitol during
the day.
(. Miss Marguerite W. Morton and pupils will
give delightful recital tonight at Unity
club rooms.
Only six cases came up before Judge Burr
yesterday in the city court, and they were
unimportant.
Judge Kelly has refused to grant new
trial In the case of John Hepburn against
Bridget Mcnamara.
The Mankato state normal school reports
objections for the past quarter of the pres
ent year rs S44S.17.
The election perjury cases did not come up
yesterday, none of the attorneys IN the case
putting in an appearance.
Ezra Kendall and "A Pair Of Kids" is to
open an engagement of four nights at the
Newmarket on Sunday night.
Proposed changes of grade on Winter,
Brewster and Arch streets occupied the
board of public works yesterday.
Charles Drake. of Rushford, and Stephen
Drake, of Redwood Falls, were callers at the
dairy commissioners Office yesterday.
Very little business was transacted about
the city building yesterday The day was al
most as quiet thereabouts rs election day.
At 9 o'clock this morning the wedding
will take place at Assumption church OF
John A. Winter and Miss Maude A. Cornell,
both well known young people Of st. Paul.
The Wilbur Opera company will give
matinee performance Of "Erminie" this aft
ernoon. The attraction is doing phenon-
email business. Grand Duchess next week.
Over forty candidates for postal clerkships
stood the civil service examination yesterday
before Examiner F. NJ. Higgins and a local
board in the court room of the custom house.
William Lindeke's horses ran away on Sew
enth street last evening, eolliding with
cable train at the corner OF Kittson. Several
pains OF glass in one of the cars were broken,
which was the only damage.
The journeyman BARRIERS of this city have
effected an agreement with bosses whereby
all shops viii close at s o'clock in the even
ing after May 16, except Saturdays, when
shops will be open until IL o'clock.
Alfred A. Saari, local artist eff repute, has
completed a portrait in pastel of Supt. d.
Burt. The work is good and the likeness ex-
cellenk The picture now hangs in the Office
Of the superintendent Of public instruction.
The seventeenth annual conference Of the
National Association of Corrections and
Charities will be held at Baltimore, Md, May
l421. Inclusive. Isaac P. Wright. OF this
city, will address the convention on Public
In and Outdoor Relief"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Michael Geoghegan and Maggie Costello.
John A. Winter and Maud A. Cornell, Louis
j. Kehoe and Margaret E. Smith Charles
Carlson and Hilda Ekholm, Herman Folk
and Augusta Mielke.
The cases of Shotwell, Clerihew & 10th
man, appellants, VS.. Nicollet National Bank;
Frederick Peters ct al, appellants, vs. Henry
Finnell ct al. respondents; Catherine B.
Cannon. appellant vs.. Uriah Emmons ct al,
respondents, were argued and submitted on
briefs.
The normal school committee has exam
ined fifty-one candidates for graduation at
Winona and thirty-fve at Mankato. The ex-
animation was largely professional in char
acter. relating to the science and art of teach
ing rather than to specific branches Of study.
The committee win visit st. Cloud to-day
and Moorhead Friday.
public mind reading test occurs this aft
ernoon at o'clock from the parlors of the
Ryan hotel, when Paul Alexander Johnson,
the young adept and medium, will display
his powers by finding IN article hidden
mile away by committee Of reputable gen.
tlemen. A special invitation is extended to
physicians and professional men.
The annual meeting for the election OF d.
rectors of the St. Paul Trust company oc
CURED yesterday, and resulted in the cleo
ton of the old board, except in the case of
P. FL. Kelly, who has disp )sed OF his inter-
ests in the company and resigned from the
directorate. The vacancy thus created is
filed by the election of c. B. Lamborn.
The trial of the damage action of Dillon
against the city was resumed yesterday in
Judge Kelly's court. Ali of the evidence has
been adduced. The argument will probably
take up the time Of the court until noon,
and Judge Kelly will deliver his charge. in
all probability, at the opening OF the session
this afternoon.
Acker post will have their regular meeting
at Post hall, corner Seventh and Wabasna
this evening at 3 o'clock sharp. The post
will have their yearly inspection. Col. j. FL,
Davidson, department inspector, will perform
that duty. There will be muster All ap-
plicants for muster will report at 7:30 La
dies of the relief corps will have basket So
cial after the post is closed.
There will be meeting OF the executive
committee of the National Educational asso-
citation this Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Members of the committee are d. D. Merrill,
chairman; w. Ii. Sanborn, j. F. Gehan, o.
o. Cullen. William Bickel, P. T. Kavanagh,
G. H. Hazard, NJ B. Curry. F. A. Fogg, e.
w. Peet, L. Fl. Maxfeld, L. J. Dobner, b.
Wright, W. II. Cook and C. B. Gilbert.
The approaching Boston Symphony Orch
estra concert is rapidly taking on proper
tions commensurate with its position in the
musical world-the leading orchestra in the
United States. Its advent in the city ought
to test the capacity of the Peoples church,
large as it is, TO the utmost, and from the sale
of seats at Dyers thus far it is well nigh GER
tain that standing room will be at premium.
The analytical programmes in book form
were issued to-day to subscribers, and may be
had tree by applying at the ticket Office.
There will be social and literary enter
tainment given by the people Of Fairyiew
Heights Citizens union, First ward, at their
hail, corner of Burr and Case streets, this
evening. This will be the occasion for re-
joicing over the election of their worthy pre-
siding officer to the aldermanic honors Of
the ward The best talent OF the heights
has kindly volunteered to participate and
give readings, recitations and music. All the
citizens of the heights are cordially invited
to attend A good time is expected.