St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-25
SAINT PAUL.
SAUCE FOR SUNDAY.

The Fort Smelling branch of The West Sew
euth electric line viii be opened to-day.
Capt John H. Mason of census fame. left
last evening for few weeks visit i'll the
East.
Lieut.. Walter Scot Hughes, T. S. n, made
q short visit 10 ST Paul last week, ell route TO
New Orleans
Archbishop Ireland lectures at the ca
thedral this evening on the subject: THE
Time to Labor
Cards are ont for the marriage of James
Harhert, of Pleasant avenue, and Miss katter-
son, of Delaware.
The National Live Stock Insurance com
pany has sued Louis Loyalley to recover $500
upon a promissory note.
Rev. D. p. Brown. pastor of the St James
A. NJ. E. church. VIII tonight deliver lee
ture before the Civil Rights league.
The Fourth street cable line was DELAYED
yesterday morning about half an hour. owing
10 a break down OF a coal wagon on the
track.
Capt. Hanft, of Margaret street division, is
slowly recovering from the effects of asthma,
which at one time threatened To end his Ca
reer
The case of David Davis. the small boy who
held up another lad and robbed him OF 81,
was continued yesterday i'll the municipal
court until tomorrow.
Martin johnson has begun an action
against Sarah A. Riehl and others TO assert a
laborers' lien for $40. II upon lot -, block IA
Of Summit park addition.
County. Treasurer A. n. Nelson yesterday
paid TO City Treasurer Refs S100,000 on ac-
count of the school fund. The apporiion-
ment has not yet been made.
Miss Agnes Gay is visiting in st. Louis
soon 10 be joined by her sister, Mrs. Alice
Balfour. They then go East, making stay
of some weeks in Chicago.
EDetectiye Hurley, of the Ducas street di-
vision. who has been in critical condition
from an attack OF typhoid fever, was last
evening reported to be somewhat better
A man named Tierney was taken 10 the
city hospital yesterday afternoon by the cen
trail patrol wagon, as he was found to be SUI
tering from an attack of delirium tremens.
John w Yoss, chief clerk in the internal
revenue Office, will return to-day over the
Burlington from six weeks vacation i'll
Canada, the White mountains and other
places.
Scarlet fever cases at 1929 Beech street, 790
IglehaIt street, 142 W estern avenue. 143 Vir-
ginia avenue auc diphtheria at o99 Hudson
avenue, were reported at the health office
yesterday.
A special meeting of the Press club is to be
held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock 10 con-
slider important communications from the
secretary of the International League of
Press Clubs.
A decree of divorce was entered yesterday
III favor Of Laura Bali from Lester S. Ball.
An hour or TWO before the decree was re-
corded the woman was licensed to marry DO
seph r. Downs.
The desS of Dairy Commissioner Finseth
is adorned with monster potato, weighing
thirty-two ounces The potato is from crop
of ,l29 bushels, raised on one acre Of ground
by c. II. Bullock, of Mortified.
William Reed. who almost twisted the arm
of Police officer Schletty out of joint while
being arrested for drunken conduct was yes
terday in the municipal court sent to the
Workhouse for thirty days.
William Lick, who was arrested on the
complaint Of Mary Waseca, who charged him
with being the father of her unborn babe,
was yesterday discharged in the municipal
court the complaining witness not being
present.
- On Tuesday morning the labore-s who
worked for contractor Sweeney on the Pacific
street Improvement and did not receive their
money from him, will be paid by the city
treasurer. The amount 10 be paid out is
$500.
Articles OF inc orporation were filed yester-
day by the American Harness Specially COM
pany. of Minneapolis. The capital stock is
sl5,000 and the incorporates are Henry +.
Leopold, c. NJ. Hooper and w. j. Marson, of
Minneapolis
w j. Dyer & Brother is the name of new
corporation, whose articles were flied yester-
day, The capital stock is $500, go, and its in
corporators are W. j. Dyer, ID. Nj. Dyer and
L. +. Lambert, Of st. Paul, and e. Z. Dyer, of
Minneapolis.
The carpenters and ioiners' union will hold
an open meeting at its hall. corner of Third
and Exchang streets. tomorrow night. Cen
eral Organizer Bisbein. of the CigaImakers'
International union residing in Philadel-
phia, will make an address.
The building inspectors yesterday notified
the Turnyerein society that the ruins of the
Park theater. which was destroyed by fire
early on The morning of July ), last, were in
Il dangerous condition, and must be torn
down without further delay.
John ". Lane, as assignee of Frederick ".
Jaynes, and Frank E. Kimball has begun an
action against George X. Norwood to set
aside a chaltel mortgage for 500 alleging that
it was given by Jaynes- and Kimball to give
preference to Norwood over other cred
itors
The governor viii tomorrow sign the COM
mi ssions of c. H. Robinson, first lieutenan
of Company f, Second regiment, j. c. Cos
tello second lieutenant in the same company,
and Byron Hughes, first lieutenant OF Com
pany L, Second infantry.
Representatives Of all the different schools
of the city met at the High school yesterday
morning to begin the study of Applied Psy-
chology. Each one OF the representatives
will conduct a class i'll The subject in his own
school, meeting with SUpt Gilbert once q
week for instruction.
John j. Billiard has sued William Rodger
to recover $4,000 for alleged false imprison-
ment. Builard was arrested on com plant of
Rodger Aug. last, on a charge of appropri-
ating Si75 to his use, but the grand jury faised
TO indict him. 1t is alleged thai the arrest of
.ullard WAS malicious.
Industrial Association No. $500 will hold
an open meeting at Labor hall at 3 D. m. to-
day. A number of speakers will make ad
dresses, speaking in English and German
The association is composed of ladies and
gentlemen. 1t was organized only few
weeks ago, and has a large, enthusiastic
membership.
pleasant event, ana one that will long be
remembered, was the surprise party rendered
TO Mr. and Mrs. j. Rothschild, OF Summit
avenue last week, on the fifteenth anniyer-
sary of their wedding. About twenty couples
participated i'll dancing, music and cards
until the early hours. A bounteous lunch
was partaken of at midnight.
Frederick Wambach, a butcher, was ar
rested last evening by Detective Daily on a
warrant sworn out by FL. W. Malloy, manager
or the St. Paul Provision company, of Wa.
basha street. Wambach is accused of steal.
ing q side or beef. He was unable to furnish
bail, and was locked up at police headquar-
ters
The New London City National Bank of
Connecticut has begun an action against the
Standard Investment Company of ST. Paul
and Bushnell d Bushnell to recover S. ,00O
and has garnished funds in the hands of the