St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY SIFTINGS.

Louis Stern, associate editor of the Die
Volkszeitung, LETT last night for the East.
Allie H. Closterman has sued Frank Marion
for $3.50, balance for board and lodging.
regular meeting of the school board will
be held at Inspector Auerbach's Office on
Wednesday at D. N.
Lawrence W. Kelly has sued John H. Law
ton and Carrie j. Lawton 10 recover S4Ol 81
upon prOmissory note.
Rev Edward =. Ingersoll, D. D.. the new
pastor of Plymouth congregational church,
is to be installed Wednesday evening.
Cases of scarlet fever at 400 Iglehart street.
, III Smelling avenue and 1850 Minnehaha
street were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
The German Catholic Aid association filed
amended articles yesterday changing the
name to- the German Roman Catholic Aid
association.
Jason W. Cooper has garnished the funds
of David Swank in the hands of the Great
Northern Railway company to satisfy q
claim for $3.50
Miss Clara Richter, daughter of ex-Sherif
Frederick Richter, was married 20 A. Deuser
on Wednesday at p. N at the home OF the
brides parents.
The ladies of st. Johns parish Will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Merrick, 539
Holly avenue. full attendance is desired
to finish important work.
The Prussian National Fire Insurance COM
pany, of Littin, Germany was admitted to do
business in Minnesota yesterday by Insurance
Commissioner Smith.
The matter of the change of name of Good
rich to Crocus Hill av nue., will come before
the committee on streets of the board OF
aldermen on Monday, Nov. 80, at 4 o'clock
p. N.
notice of a 100000 mortgage of the st.
Paul & st. Croix Falls Railway company III
favor of W r. Merrism was filed with the
secretary of state yesterday by Edmund
Rice Jr.
W. j. Curtis, Of the operating force of the
Associated Press will go to Chicago tonight,
where he assumes a higher position. His
place here will be taken by John Pike, of the
United Press.
In the divorce proceedings of Bridget A
Heating against Patrick Heating, Judge Cor
nish has ordered that the husband pay Sl35
for temporary alimony and $50 to defray
costs of the suit
The board of aldermen committee on
streets meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
when the matter of altering the name of
be brought up again.
at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning the fire
department responded tot call for fire in
A. II. Lohlkers stable, on Pleasant avenue.
The flames were speedily extinguished, only
nominal damage resulting.
The Hubbard Mill and Elevator company,
capital stock $4,000, filed articles with the
secretary of state yesterday. The incorporat-
ors are j. A. Boggs, William McCayan, Du-
luth, ana E. C. Lincoln. West Superior.
Frank Murray and George Murray were
charged III the municipal court yesterday
with assaulting John McElroy, street car
conductor, while upon a Rondo street car.
The men will have jury trial Dec. 3.
Edward F. Anderson has begun an action
against Richard Warrington 10 require him to
surrender mortgage on 7.34 acres of land
1t is asserted that the plaintiff Is ready to pay
$500 and have the mortgage cancelled.
The cigarmakers' union will hold a special
meeting Monday evening, Nov, 80. at Labor
hail to vote upon important amendments TO
the constitution. A fine of 50 cents will be
imposed Oh all members failing 10 attend
the meeting.
The following pensions have been secured
through the adjutant generals department:
Maria E hand, saltwater, S12; Jasper n.
NcCullum, St. Paul, Sl2; Libbens White,
Birch Cooley, IS, and Charlotte Getchen,
Saltwater, S.
George Benz, who has been travelling in
Europe the past four months, sailed yester-
day on the steamer Bretagne. from havre
DR.. Arnold SchwH ger, of Zuerich, Switzer-
land accom- panies him home TO be his guest
for the winter
L. c. -Troy, who has been chief clerk of
the Kansas City freight Office for the past
five years viii in the future be agent at the
South St Paul stock yards, his efficient
ability having received recognition al the
hands OF the company.
Elizabeth Hagler, of Merriam Park, has
been named by Judge Kerr as guardian at
Item for John E. Hagler, for the purpose of
beginning an action against the Educational
Endowment association of Minneapolis upon
a certificate of membership.
The charter list of the new Court of In
dependent Order of Foresters will be open in
justice court 344 Cedar street. Monday even
ing, Nov. 30. A large number of candidates
have applied for admission to this court
Henry Johns is chief ranger
The bricklayers' union nominated candi-
dates for the annual convention of the in
ternational union, which meets at Indianap-
oils IN January. A large attendance is very
much desired at the next meeting; as impor.
tant business is to be considered.
The manual of the high school board for
1891 has been issued Besides the statutes
and resolutions of the board its contents in
clude the rules and regulations, syllabi for
high and graded schools and rules, etc. rec.
commended for a board of education.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen yesterday accepted the
resignation of Capt. De Witt. of Company K
of Duluth. His resignation is the outcome
of misunderstanding resulting from Com
pany KS objection 10 the change in the gen.
eral makeup of the Minnesota regiments.
missionary rally viii be held at $3.50
O'clock this afternoon at association ball
Lowry Arcade. Rev. A. B. Simpson. of New
York, will address the meeting Miss Shep-
herd, of New York, the sweet-voiced sing
Ing Evangelist. will be present and sing
Secretary Evans, of the state labor bureau,
and Deputy Commissioner Valesh were at
their office yesterday for the first time in two
weeks. They are each accommodating labor
statistics, one from the northern, and the
other from the southern portions of the
state.
Adolph L. Schildknecht. the man recently
found guilty of stealing drugs from Moves
Brothers d Cutler. his former employers, is
so i'll that he was yesterday moved from the
county jail TO the city and county hospital
He is suffering with heart disease, and is in
Drecarious condition.
Minnie Charlston, the notorious colored
woman who has served repeated terms in
the workhouse for disordery conduct and
petty larceny. was tried in the municipal
court yesterday on q charge Of stealing $50
from man named Lund, vino had visited
her abode. The woman was held to the
grand Jury without BAIL
The regular meeting of the Peoples Church
lyceum Will be held Tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. An original paper on THE Amer
lean Farmer will be read by Mrs F. Valesh
formerly Eva Mcdonald, state lecturer of
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