St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The board of county commissioners meet
tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Rashbun has left for The
Thousand Islands to remain short time.
John W Denny has filed suit against JO-
seph Morrins TO recover S244 II for labor per-
formed i'll cutting logs.
At Camp Memorial chapel. Minnetonka
Beach. Rev j. j. Faude will preach at IL a.
M; quartette from city.
At the Church of the Redeemer this morn
ing. Rev. Marion ID, Shutter will preach,
on what Lack YETI no evening service.
Miss Nellie Burns, 1897 avenue South
has as guests Miss Nellie Gaynor and Miss,
Fannie Farnsworth, of Chippewa Falls, Wis.
The Hillsboro Mercantile company has
sued the New Year Mining company to col
lect So, 1913. 46 claimed to have been advanced
in cash.
In the case of Archibald Pabst against D.
A. Bartlett and B. F. Bartlett, Judge Canty
has fled findings ordering judgment for
glaintif.
Commencing yesterday, and continuing
throughout July and August, the chamber OF
commerce will adjourn at i O'Clock every
Saturday.
Services will be held at St. Pauls church
to-day as follows: Holy communion, 10:15;
Charity Not Proud" Il; evensong, 1880;
vested choir.
Mrs Releefa A Hagan was granted di-
vorce from hanley o. Hagan. after she had
told Judge Pond the story OF his continued
cruelty TO her.
John Davidson, accused by Louisa Olson
of being the father of Der unborn child, had
q hearing in the municipal court Yesterday
and was held 10 the district court,
Ed. H Gable has made voluntary assign
ment 10 James ID. Shearer for the benefit of
his creditors. The assignment was precip-
itated by a suit filed by c. E. Oakley.
The Minneapolis -four packers and nailers
will hold their first annual picnic to-day at
Roswell Park, Lake Minnetonka. There
will be athletic contests and races and games
of various kinds.
At the Church of Christ Rev. W. j.
Lhamon will preach this morning on the
subject. 1.-THE Newest and Modest SIM" and
this evening Rev. II. W. Hartie, of Mount
Pleasant Ia, will preach.
Emily NJ. Baker was granted S. per week
alimony and counsel fees pending the trial
of the divorce suit she has brought against
her husband, Eldred Baker, on the ground of
cruel and lnhuman treatment.
Mrs. c. c. Philbrook and daughter, Miss
Lila Philbrook, of Boston, are the guests of
Mrs. Philbrook's mother, Mrs. E. VI. Bacon.
Miss Philbrook is an accomplished musician,
and one of the leading mandolin soloists of
Boston.
Lydia Hamilton, the fifteen year old girl ac-
cused OF the larceny of a ring from her for
mer employer, Mrs II. j. Elliott, pleaded
guilty in the municipal court yesterday and
was sent TO the House Of the Good Shepherd
for thirty days.
Cases of measles at 1715 Fifth avenue
north and 2021 -Twenty-ffth avenue north,
scarlet fever at POI Thirtieth avenue south,
and seventeenth avenue north. between
Fourth and Fifth streets. were reported at
the health office yesterday.
Judge Canty yesterday appointed W. ]. c..
Herman as a receiver of the rents of the row
of houses on the corner of Vine place and
Fifteenth street. at the instance and for the
benefit OF the mortgage, and apply the same
TO the taxes on the property. d. C. Bell, as
trustee for the mortgage. made the appliea-
ton.
Messiah Advent church viii blend its
services with Blessed Hope tent, Sixth street
near Third avenue south, to-day, both morn
ing and evening. W. }. Hobbs will preach
at 1890 a. IN. on The Importance and Prac-
teal Bearing OF the Doctrine OF the Second
Coming of Christ Service this evening in
tent at D. N.
Rev. Donald Fraser of Orleans, Mass. will
preach at the Third Universalist church,
corner Twenty-seyenth street south and
Blaisdell avenue, Sunday July 10. Morning
10:45 THE Religion of Jesus a Progressive
Religion Evening service, s clock, THE
Still. Small Voice" Mr. Fraser breaches as
candidate for this pastorate.
Judge Lochrens yesterday morning ap-
pointed Orlando c. Merriam, Putnam d. Mae
MILAN and Andrew c. Hangar as commits
sioners to appraise damages for Tobias Koi-
stel part of whose land has been taken in
the opening and widening of Twenty-second
street from dNeuuC u
auenue lie was awarded only $50 by the first
commission, but has appealed for larger
damages.
Health Commissioner Kelly received yes
terday communication from New Bedford.
Mass, inquiring as to the method used py-
this city in dispGsing of garbage. @Tiilis is
| only one of a large number OF inquiries
which have been received lately. and it is
evident that ali Inc large cities of the country
are equally agitated over this important
! question.