St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-27
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pRabbi Hess, of the Temule. Will preach on
Sacrifices, at 80 this evening.
Albert Kohler was yesterday ordered taken
to the Rochester insane asylum.
Mary + Shearn and others have sued Law
renee Fahey for $50 on lease Of a house.
The Columbia Building and Loan society
seeks 10 recover S297 from Charles b. Lawton
aud others.
Mary Casey was yesterday adiudged insane
and directions given TO take her to the
Rochester asylum.
There Will be regular meeting tonight of
Gen. ord post, G.. A. r., in their new hall,
opposite the postotfice.
Foot Schulze & Co. have attached the eff
fects of A. Anderson TO satisfy claim OF
S3l0.10 for merchandise sold.
The Minnesota Savings bank is seeking to
recover $3.50 upon promissory note signed
by Max feierabein and others.
The St. Paul & Pacific Coal company was
granted judgment by Judge Cornish for
S5.05a9l against John Norton
Fred En@le and John Graham were fined
SIS each yesterday for fighting. Graham
viii WORK out his fine at Como.
The city offices will be closed today-Good
Friday. The health Office will be open be-
tween u and o'clock. however
ScneTer x Rossum have attached the eff
fects of Rudolph Schwahn 10 satisfy de
nand of Si35. 81 tor merchandise sold.
Iouis Metzger has brought suit against
John \ Sleep and others to quiet title TO lot
), block 63, of Rice & Irvine's addition.
The meat market is higher at the present
time than ii has been for years Consumers
must expect to pay more for their steaks.
Rt Rev. NJ. \. Gilbert, assistant bishop of
the diocese. will hold his annual visitation of
81 James parish this evening at o clock
\ lien for $50 81 was filed with the secre
jary of state yesterday by Rufus Henderson
10. MoIa { poT.tR dc
The debate on the Shakespeare question
tonight al the Peoples church, will begin
promptly. GOV. Merriam Will take the chair
al O'Clock precisely.
Mrs. Foley of Blind Pig notoriety, was
sentenced 10 ninety days i'll the workhouse
yesterday. Andrew Jackson, for a similar
ofteuse. forfeited 500 bail.
4 free lecture on False Swearing will be
delivered by Elder William Fenton at Old
Gymnasium hall, corner OF Congress street
ana Greenwood avenue, this evening.
III the action of Peter c. Manson against
John Giegrich. upon promissory note judg-
ment was rendered in favor OF Manson Tor
S54:33 by Judge Cornish upon stipulation.
Hon. John Flittie, secretary of state of
North Dakota; b. X. SalVerson. of Monte
1ideo. and E. II. Bakken. OF Holden, called
upon Secretary of State Brown yesterday.
The board of public works Yesterday con-
1irmod the assessment for the Sixth street
bridge. The assessment roll for the lower
Robert 10 Minnesota streets, was completed.
The Pnanix Investment company, of West
Duluth, filed articles OF incorporation yes
1eriay. Capital stock 100000. The incor-
porators are Robert Crombie, S. Stanhope
Williamson and W. G. White, all of West
Duluth.
The March calendar of the district court
has been exhausted, and the jury was DIS
charged Yesterday The certificates FOR pay
of jurors will be prepared by Deputy Clerk
ManShip and ready for distribution Saturday
morning in the clerk office.
The American Carving and Manufacturin g
company. of Winona, incorporated yester-
day with q capital stock of S175.000. The in
rorporators are Robert Morgenier, j. P. Berg
eror. W. j. Landon. c. \. Roberts and ".
A Finkelnbury, all of Winona.
There will be public worship at the Chapel
of the Messiah, Fuller and Kent streets, this
morning at IL O'Clock. Rt. Rev. NJ. n. Gil
bert assistant bishop of the diocese will hold
his annual visitation of the parish Saturday
evening, March IS. at O'Clock.
The ladies of the Church Workers associ-
alton of the new Trinity Episcopal church
VIII give ii musical entertainment at Paul
. Martins opera house on South Wabasha
street. Monday, April 6, in aid of the new
Trinity Episcopal church on George street,
the foundation OF which is now nearly COM
pleted.
The Window Branch of the Order of the
Iron Hall composed of railroad employees,
Chief JUSTICE G. H. Cram: accountant, Charles
ii. spence; cashier NJ. #. Emery: adiuster
J.. A. Haas; prelate, l.. D. Sackett; herald.
IL. l.. Watts: trustees, ". A. Llndeke Frank
i. Ward Fred w. Horder.
The advance sheets of the report of State
Insurance Commissioner Smith were issued
yesterday. showing the amount of business
transacted in the state during 1890 by in
were 1.l3a: amount. $50, 746, ,4S5; premiums
received, SL5J7.940.15: notes credited, S31,
6'39S: losses paid, $751;, ,094.6S
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Fair
mout Building and Loan association with
are c. II. Bullard, E. F Wade, F. A. Paterson,
u. w Peuie G. II. Housman,C. W. Peterson,
IL. ". Sinclair j. 4. Sinclair, E. B. Shanks,
). IL. German, c. P. Cunningham. J. T.
j. McfIcmch, R.F. Levengood. Z. E. Edwards
+. W. BeZ and A. II. Smith, all of Fair
mont
Companies c, D, E and II, of the First reg
iment. national guard, Col. Bend i'll com
mand, were put through special battalion
drill last evening at the armory. The first
hour was devoted TO battalion maueuyers, in
which all the companies took part, the re-
mainder of the time being devoted to hos
piial drill, the main feature of which was in
first aid TO the wounded" The various
movements were executed with fair de-
gree of precision, and Col. Bend expressed
himself as satisfied with the exhibition.
In The new gymnasium of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
now being fitted up i'll the Lowry Arcade
building. tug of war tournament will be
held on April for medals worth i'll the ag.
Egeiate $50. The participants will be teams
from Winona, Faribault, Minneapolis. St
Paul and other points. Several teams from
the ~. Paul wholesale houses will enter in
the competition. On the following evening
There will be an all-round contest for gold
medals. In this the local organizations viii
contest