St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

woman of twenty-four was yesterday granted
divorce from Franklin Parish, railway
cook, OH the grounds of desertion.
The students at Baldwin seminary and
their parents will be addressed at noon to-
morrow by Judge Charles d. Kerr The SUBJ
ject of the address is Federal Courts
The guild of the Church OF the Ascension
is arranging for the second annual excursion
from st. Paul to Saltwater Decoration day.
The steamer Henrietta and barge will be
used.
The St Paul & Sioux City Land company
incorporated yesterday. The capital stock is
S1,OOO,000 The incorporates are James L.
Moore, John Sprague, John L.. Prince, Fin
ney Sprague, William f. Van Devn and John
E. Stryker.
The Sacred Thirst society will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting on next Tuesday even
ing in Crenn hall. musical and literary
programme will be rendered, and an address
delivered by Rev. P. Hebron. d. d. All are
cordially invited.
Damascus Commandery No 1, Kniggts
Templar, have accepted an invitation from
Rev. j. II. White, rector of st. John the
Evangelist church., and will attend spec
ial Ascension day service in body on Thurs
day evening, May Z. at S p. m.
County Auditor NJ F. Kahn will tomorrow
begin the sale of real estate against which
there are judgments for taxes, delinquent in
1889 The sale will continue all week The
sale of lands in the first five assessment dis
trIcts will take place tomorrow.
Miss Cora Ide entertained number of her
young friends at the residence of her parents,
351 Thirteenth street, Friday evening last, it
being her thirteenth birthday anniversary.
which were followed by refreshments.
Isabel Johnstad was yesterday granted a
divorce from Lawrence Johnstad on the
grounds Of cruel aud lnhuman treatment
Johnstad had repeatedly threatened to kill
his wife, or to cut her to pieces. He was also
addicted to excessive indulgence in fire.
water.
E. C. Craig, Of Davenport, To-, was seriously
injured at Pine Bluff Thursday by collision
at street crossing between a street car on
which he was riding and freight train. He
is nephew of Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon, of st. Paul, and has relatives in
Minneapolis.
S. Sherin has just received a quantity
of the Official Bulletin of the National Edu-
cational association, with program and par
ticulars about the convention at Toronto in
July. Teachers in st. Paul intending to go
to Toronto will be furnished with copy and
other information by Mr.. Sherin.
Emil Gabler, the head of the great house of
Ernest Gabler q Bro, piano manufacturers
of New York, was the guest of w. j. Dyer d
Bro, in st. Paul and Minneapolis. Friday
last. 1t was Mr. Gabler's first visit to these
cities and he expressed himself as surprised
at their magnitude and beauty.
The Otter Tail Flour Mill company has in
corporated with capital stock of $35000
The company will locate the mill at Fergus
Falls. The officers are Charles A. Haley
president; Charles l.. Lewis. vice president;
Scott r. Stewart, X. o. Harris and o. NJ
Week, directors.
Fanhe Bros. have leased the four-story
building now occupied by the Golden Rule
department store. The building will be re-
modelled to suit frst-class dry goods store
with elevators and a fine plate glass front.
The Golden Rule will occupy the great Muir
ray Arcade building now in process OF cree.
ton.
T. /. Cash, manager of the Hathaway Cash
Balloon and Parachute company, accompa-
MED by Prof. Hathaway, the aeronaut left
this morning on the steamer Pttsburg for st.
Louis They will return June 20, in time for
the German funniest at Hamline, where
Prof. Hathaway is engaged for several as
tensions.
A special meeting of the committee on re-
vision of fhe graded school course of studies
and high school manual met yesterday at
Supt. Kiehle's office. Prof. Ii. P. Judson oc-
cupied the chair. The others present were
Supt. West, of FariDault; Miss Isabel Law
renee of the st. Cloud normal school; and
Miss Mary j. Hall.
George Malloy, contractor twenty-eight
years of age, was arrested last evening for be-
ing drunk. He was found in small cigar
store on Wes' Third street, near Seven cor
ners, by the owner, who was very much sur
prised to find the man fast asleep in chair.
though the front doors were locked Malloy