St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-07
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

Henry Johns WENT TO Duluth last evening.
The letter carriers met at labor hail last
night, but transacted 10 important business.
the State Bank of Fairfax filed articles of
organization with Public Examiner Kenyon
yesterday.
Sadie Thompson was granted divorce
yesterday by Judge Brill from Louis Thomp-
son on the ground OF desertion-
Adit Gen. Mullen issued circular yester
day showing the changes in the personnel of
the national guard since Aug last.
Phil johnson, laborer, was arrested yes
terday by Officer McGuiggan for stealing two
pairs of pants from store en East Seventh
street.
Hon. Alfred D. Thomas, United States dis
trict judge, Of Fargo, passed through st.
Paul yesterday, en- route 10 Denver, to try
noted mining case.
Police Officer Ross yesterday found lady's
gold breastpin on the Wabasha street bridge
near Third street. II awaits an Ownear at
police headquarters.
The sewer on Sibley street between Third
and The railroad tracks, is nearing compile
ton. and the delay to traffic TO and from the
depot viii soon cease.
The American Safety Coupling Company
of Minneapolis, with capital stock OF s59e,
O00 filed articles of incorporation yeste-uG.
in the office Of the secretary OF state.
The railway and warehouse commission
will not go to Mankato until the 7th of De-
cember to listen to the protests against al
legged discrimination in freight rates against
that city.
The hall board of the labor organizations
held regular meeting last night. They
elected Mr.. ORouEc TO the vacancy occa-
stoned by the withdrawal of Matt Kelly, the
iron moulder.
Scarle. fever was reported TO the health de-
partment Yesterday from 532 Daily street, 620
Canada street. 3s3 Jessamine. from the Min
nesota Transfer: diphtheriu from $50 StinsOn
street. 76l Whital street, and membraneous
Group from $50 Stinson street
Col Sam Hardy. the veteran cOlored Demo-
crat. is so elated over the victory In New York
shat be has called meeting Of the industrial
hnion-composed of colored voters-to lay
before them proposition to tender ban
ouet TO the Afro-American league.
The last two performances of THE Old
Homestead" will be given at the Metropolitan
opera house to-day, matinee and evening.
Seats are being rapidly reserved for Julia
Morlowe's engagement at the Metropolitan
opera house, and big weeks business is as
sured.
A runaway took place last evening on
South Wabasha street bridge, double team
belonging to Pat Schitz boiling and in their
mad career smashing two buggies to pieces.
The names of the owners of the bugges
could not be learned. but no personal injuries
were sustained.
Israel Davy was brought to St Paul yester
day morning from the Rochester insane
ASYLUM. He was arraigned before Judge Otis
and pleaded not guilty to indictments for ap-
propriGting funds of the Drake company to
his use. During the afternoon he was ad-
mitted to bail il the sum Of $1,000.
Andrew Gustafson. drayman. had a mar
row escape from being killed i'll the Omaha
freight yards yesterday afternoon. He was
driving his team across the tracks when
freight train suddenly came upon him. The
horse was cut to pieces. and Gustafson, by
miracle, escaped with few bruises
Frank Z Ripley, of Boston. a remarkable
platform test medium. will lecture for the st.
Paul Spiritual Alliance. at A. o. U. W. hall.
corner East Seventh and Minnesota streets
lover old Golden Rule). OH Sunday evening,
Nov. s, at o'clock p. m. At close of lecture
will give tests of the presence of spirit
friends.
Crocus Hill. the residence OF T. A. Schu-
mal, has undergone considerable change
within the last month in the way of orna-
mental planting of trees and forming them
into groups-sheiter belts-beautifying the
grounds, and giving the place a more pictur-
esque and park-li5e scenery. under the super
vision and suggestions of a skilled landscape
gardner.
The feature of the Saturday night course
at the Peoples church next week will be
Prof. Paynes third lecture OH astronomy, at
which time he will have for his subject the
planets. which will be profusely illustrated
with stereopticon views. The audiences that
attend Prof. Payne's lectures are noticeable
for their high intellectual culture. Besides
large number of the public school teachers,
d goodly number Of the most scholarly men
in town are adding to their scientific lore
through the charming combination OF in
stiucton and amusement which Prof. Payne
offers.