St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-17
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED,

The Afro-American league will meet at ST.
James church at p. M Tuesday, TO elect
officers.
Carrie A. Lambersen has sued Mary Chris
topherson and Andrew Christopherson upon
promissory note.
Trades and labor assembly will meet at
labor headquarters tonight to consider the
cornice workers strike.
The Andover National bank has attached
The effects OF G. T. Harrington to satisfy Il
Promissory note for S217.11:
Robert Baty has sued John Mcguire to re-
cover 81. 900 for artificial limbs sold by him as
agent and not accounted for.
Al a meeting of the bricklayers last night
at labor headquarters q resolution was passed
expressing sympathy with the cornice work
ers strike.
Michael Sullivan. John Peterson and
Emma Scharf were yesterday adjudged TO be
insane and ordered by the probate court to
be cared for at Rochester.
Wyman, Partridge & Co. have begun an
action against j. l. Beaumont as receiver of
Aaron Mark, to recover possession of a lot of
clothing valued at S2S5.
The trades and labor assembly Will hold a
special meeting this evening to take action
oh some pending matters of dispute in Or
CARNATIONS represented in the assembly.
Gustave Pherson and Ole Olson have be-
gun an action against Gust Bengston, Eve
TarboX and others to enforce a mechanics
lien for $500 on lot 16, block 4, OF Florence's s
ADDITION.
Estate Treasurer Bobleter yesterday received
ii check for So, 700 from the United States
treasurer at Washington. but no letter ex-
planning to what purpose the money was to
be put.
Prof John Fiske will lecture this evening
al the high school upon The Discovery of
America by the Northmen." The lecture is
under the auspices of the st. Paul Academy
of Science.
y very valuable collection Of books was re-
ceived by the state historical society from
Paris yesterday. The works include valua-
Bile manuscripts written upon early explora-
tons of the continentof America.
Lawrence Fahey, an insolyent, has filed
schedules showing his liabilities to be $40
1+0I; assets above mortgage liabilities on
land, $500 which is to be applied toward
discharging unsecured liabilities of 81. .26O.17
Lieut.. and Mrs. Schwatka arrived in St
Paul yesterday morning ats9 a. NJ, en- route
for Alaska, at Merchants hotel, and went via
the Great Northern and Canadian Pacific
railroads al 6:30 at night
AT tie Grand Opera house church service
Sunday morning child soprano will sing,
ana will command the interest of all hear
ers. She is unexcelled by any singer of her
age west Of New York city.
Adeline Gurney, as administrators of the
estate of Henry d. Gurney, has begun an
action against James f. Tostevin & Sou to
recover possession of two granite monu-
mens standing near the shop door of de-
PENDANTS. valued at $500.
The second of the series of lectures. given
under the auspices of the high school girls,
will be given by DR.. Auten Pine tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the high school
hall. Subject, THE Development of Wom-
anhood. Tickets - cents.
Judge Brill has filed an order in the case of
Charley Peterson against Carl Larson and
others. in which it is held that Peterson is
entitled to no relief but Aplen is given a
lien for S31 on the real estate named in the
complaint and foreclosure is ordered.
Katie Blechert asks for a decree of divorce
from George Blechert and the custody of her
daughters Nettie and Alice, aged six and
three years The wife is twenty-six and he
thirty years old. They were married in 1881
The husband deserted his wife in December.
1sSs, since when he has not contributed to
the support or his family.
Col. Bobleter, the state treasurer. stated
yesterday that the German turnfest would be
held in 81. Paul on June 10. 20 u and %
The fair grounds have been secured, and
1.O00 active turner's would be quartered on
the grounds. Over 5000 turner's will attend
from Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, the Dakotas,
Nebraska and Minnesota