St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

EdgertOn street.
Archbishop Ireland will lecture at L Q
cathedral this evening at 1880.
Sophia NJ Sturtevaut has sued Mark E.
Bohrer and others upon a promissory note
for s., 5O26O.
Uri L. Lamprey has sued ". W. Laggart
to recover SlO5, for money loaned and paid
out for his use.
A special grand jury has been drawn to at
tend the March term of the district court of
Ramsey county.
The Womens Educational and Industrial
union has removed to Endicott Arcade,
Robert and Fourth streets.
The st. Lukes Aid society will be held at
the residence of Mrs A Law, 624 Olive street.
Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
Orrington A. Gardner, the Minneapolis let
ter carrier. was acquitted by the jury in the
United States district court yesterday.
Hon. j. r. Corrigan, of Minneapolis, will
address the Crusaders and their friends in
Cretin hall this afternoon at o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the county
board, c. T. A. T.. will be held i'll Crusaders
hall tomorrow evening, at o'clock .. m.
The trial of Frank Sherman, indicted for
selling liquor to Indians will be resumed to-
morrow in the United States district court.
Joseph Dollar has sued Samuel Canada 10
recover S54 tor rent of house by the wife of
Canada while living apart from her husband.
NJ E. Wallch has commenced an action
against Alice A Leith and Milton T. Leith to
quiet title to lot 8, block 5, of Holcomb's adj
ditiOn.
Lieut. W. j. Davenport, of Company K,
Third infantry. yesterday rendered his resig-
nation 10 the adjutant general which was
duly accepted.
Rt Rev. James McGolrick, bishop of Du-
luth, will bless the new bell at st. Vincent's
church, corner Blair and Virginia, at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Timothy II. Glasford has appealed to the
district court from an order of the probate
court refusing to recognize his claim against
the estate of Marion B. Robinson, deceased.
Health Commissioner Hoyt has detailed an
officer at the union depot toinspect all trains
arriving from Prairie du Chen, Wis, with
orders to detain all persons suspected of hay
Ing been exposed to smallpox
The yearly taxes payable to the state by
the insurance companies have during the
past two weeks averaged between $1,000 and
$1,000 a day. This source Of revenue will
amount this year to nearly 100000
The main auditorium of the new Central
Presbyterian church has been completed,
and services will be held in it for the first
time to-day at 10:30 a. m. and 1870 p. N. The
paso Rev. r. F. Maclaren. will preach.
The Norwegian ski club meets this after
noon at 2 o'clock at 297 East Seventh street
to make arrangements to participate in the
Saltwater tournament All members and
those desiring to join are invited to attend.
At the Grand Opera house Rev. W. s. Vail
will preach on Sunday before the Universal
list society at II a. m. Subject, THE Present
and Future Influence Of the Arch bishops
Sermon" The quartette will sing selections
of excellent music and Mrs, Groskopf will
hing a solo, All seats free.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester
day with the secretary OF state by the Myrna
Iron Mining company, of Duluth, with cap
italstock, 100000 The incorporators are:
Thomas H. Presnell, Frank Hibbing, r. D.
Mallet Alex. Trimble and Frank j. Tedford,
all of Duluth.
A matched game of tenpins was played
last Wednesday evening on AmoTt's bowling
alley between the st. Paul Kegel club and the
Seven Corners Bowling club, resulting in
victory for the st. Paul Kegel club, by score
of 1921 to 1916. The game was ably umpired
at bowling.
ST. Paul Psychic society holds public meet
Ings at Odd Fellows hall, corner of Fifth
and Wabasha Streets every Sunday; II a. M,
test and conference; 8 p. NJ, lecture and
tests. 1t is expected that DR.. j. e. Mikes
well will be present and, if so, he will give
tests of independent slate writing, morning
and evening.
- 1,oc fof IN IF
of the military order of the Loyal Legion, is
preparing an interesting memorial for Wash
ington's birthday, to occur at the Metropoli-
tan theater at 230 p. m. on Feb. %. An ad-
dress win be delivered by Dr. o. II. Tiffany.
with singing by chorus under direction OF
Fletcher H. " heeler and music by the band
of the Third United States infantry.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue near
Third street, the subject at 1920 a. m. Will
be, 1.-The Law of Love from the Standpoint
of lawyer" an address on 1.-THE Greatest
Thing in the World" by Dean Pattee, Of the
University of Minnesota. AT 1880 p. m. DR..
Smith will discuss 1.-The Decay of Humbug. -"
Special music will be rendered by the quar-
tette and chorus at both services. All seats
free.
The rooms Of the Young Women's Friendly
association, 70 East Seventh street. are open
daily from 0 a. m. to s p. m. Coffee, tea and
milk at one penny per cup, cocoa at two
cents per cup and soup at five cents per
bowl are served from II a. m. until 2 30 p. m.
to young women employed in stores. offices,
wholesale houses, etc. Young women COM
ing to the city as strangers are cordially in
vited to visit the rooms.
Col Bobleter. the state treasurer, yester-
day exhibited war relic in the shape of a
copy of general order issued by Rear Adj
miral Porter. on Sept 2S, 1864, from his flag
ship Black Hawk of the Mississippi squad
ron, wherein he thanks the officers and
men who had served under him, and babe
them farewell on the occasion of his resign
ing his command. Col. Bobleter was at
tached at the time to the squadron Of the
Mississippi.