St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-21
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

t. r. Palmer yesterday filed his bond in
the penplty of 5000 as assignee of Lawrence
Fahey.
Supt. s B. Wilson will lecture tomorrow
evening before the teachers of The schools at
Blue Earth City.
The Orpheus musical society furnished a
pleasant evening at the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church last night
The ST. Joseph's T. A. society will give
literary and musical Entertainment at their
hall Thursday evening.
The tailors' union. at last nights meeting,
adopted a resolution of sympathy with the
cornice workers strike.
The meeting of The committee on stress
called for last evening was postponed, owing
to the absence of Il quorum.
Scarlet fever cases at 49, st. Anthony ave
nue. and 223 North Grotto street were re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
Judge Kelly was engaged yesterday in
hearing the mechanics lien case of Albina
o. Rask against Charles Nordin and others.
Ferdinand Godfrey was yesterday adjudged
TO be insane at an examination held in the
probate court and ordered taken to Roches
ter
The United States treasurer has forwarded
g, 80 to the state treasurer of Minnesota.
being the amount appropriated to the state
university.
The causes of the st. Paul Foundry com
pany and CT William Wiesinger ct al. against
Henry Weemaun are still on trial in Judge
Kerr's court
L. P. Grant 4 Co. have sued Henry c.
Beck 10 recover $40 for merchandise sold,
and have sarnisheed funds in the hands of
Dow Morrison.
being flied by the South st. Paul Distiling
company this week. The hands are, there
fore, buster than usual.
The sale of seats for the engagement of the
opera comique success. THE sea King" the
latter half of this week opens at the box
Office of the Metropolitan opera house this
morning.
Laura Biggar as LA in the ''Ciemenceau
Case" drew another big house last evening.
The play has made a decided hit and will be
presented again tonight, tomorrow matinee
and night
The matter of The appeal of Stina johnson
from an order of the probate court was
argued before Judge Otis yesterday upona
demurrer which involves the legality of the
probate code of 1889.
Judge Egan and jury were engaged yes
terday in trying the right of the German
American bank TO recover $50 upon prom
issory note from Robert Jardon.
The ball to be given by Volunteer Engine
Company No. > at South St Paul on Wednes-
day evening April -, promises to be very
fine affair. II Will be held in the SIockyards
City hail.
IN the cause of Sofus T. Press against Gus
tav Wesley ct al, and The Edison Electric
Light and Power Company. garnishee, Judge
Egan has filed an order setting aside the
punishment proceedings.
James II. Dean, manager of the West Su-
perior hotel West Superior, was at the Ryan
yesterday. Mr. Dean sewers his present con-
nection soon, and goes West to take charge
OF the mammoth hotel at Yellowstone park.
The Anglo-American Land Mortgage and
Agency company has begun an action in the
United States circuit court against Irene E.
LawtOn. Charles Is. Lawton and others to
f0reclose a mortgage for $500 upon eighty
acres of land in the township of Eagan, Da
Eota county.
g Chief Grain Inspector Clausen yesterday
made his statement of March fees received
by his Office. The receipts were S7,Oi2.55
which, with a balance on hand. made
Sl,4Ss.3G \ check for $1,000 was turned over
TO the state treasurer, leaving on hand bal
ance Of S4ss.3G.
The members Of the board of education
held meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF making arrangements for raising
money to pay the April salaries of teachers
and employees. 1t was decided to sell certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness for $4,000 for the
above-stated purpose.
The special committee appointed by the
legislature TO continue the Investigation into
the so-calied Duluth wheat dealers, is made
up of the following: Messrs Moore Cas-
well, Barrett, Zelzh and Andrew French,
representing the house and Messrs. j. D.
Smith, Seyatson and Geissel. representing
the senate.
The new Central Presbyterian church of
this city, on Cedar street opposite the capitol,
will be dedicated Wednesday evening at
o'clock. The services will be conducted by
the Presbyery Of ST. Paul. Rev d. J. Bur
rell, DID, of Minneapolis, will preach the
dedicatory sermon, and several other clergy
men viii take part.
Noble Franklin Lodge No ., ~ o. [. W.
will give an entertainment at the Harris
theater tomorrow night, when a silver gaveI
viii be presented to the lodge selling the
greatest number of tickets. \ programme of
exceptional merit has been prepared, ard the
capacity of the house has already been al
most sold.
At the meeting of the plasterers' union last
night it was determined to hold an open
meeting within a couple Of weeks TO which
the bosses Will be invited to participate in the
discussions. a resolution of sympathy with
the cornice workers strike was adopted. and
$40 out of the funds in the treasury was do
mated TO aid the strikers.
West Side Lodge No. 1C6 I. O. o. F.. ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all odd Fellows
TO meet with them at their han. corner South
Wabasha street and Fairfield avenue. West
side, Sunday, April 26. at $3.50 a M. to 60
from there in 4 body to Clinton Avenue NJ
E. church, where Rev. Brother Rice will de-
liver lecture or odd Fellowship
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday appointed
James BroGan a member Of the police force.
III place Of Officer John Heating resigned.
the new wielder OF the locust has for
number Of years been 4 valuable employe of
the Burlington road. lie is line specimen
of physical culture, being feet / inch in
height and tips the scale at 234 pounds. BE
is just thirty years old.
The members Of the Orpheum lyceum are
making extensive preparations for their
minstrel entertainment and dance to be given
al Martins opera house on next Friday even
ing. The following gentlemen Will appear
in the minstrel portion of the programme:
Nessrs. r. {. Witty NJ H. Cleary, J. J. DAILY.
c. y. Stephenson, c. F. Morrow. J. johnson.
P. Dempsey, T. Nagle, James Kilshaw V. La
Rose. a. J. Jacques and several others. The
indications point TO a crowded house.
The Olympic theater held fine audience
last night when Newton Beers excellent
company commenced d weeks engagement
The piece presented was Lost in London"
The scenery and castis good Newton Beers
i'll his impersonation Of Job Armroyd proved
himself capable actor. and deserved the
success he met with. Marie Wellesley as
Jobs wife was excellent. as she always is in
anything she undertakes The cast is well
balanced, and no doubt the attraction will
draw well. Matinees will be given Wcdnes-
day. Saturday and Sunday, when "Enoch
Arden will be presented for ladies and
children.