St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-10
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.


DR.. c. E. Bean has removed his Office to
the Germania Life building
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tuckett have
moved to their new home 260 Charles street.
Diphtheria at the corner of Lafayette and
Grove was reported at the health office yes
terday.
William Ludwig will sing the offertory at
high mass at the Cathedral at O:3O this
morning.
Charlotte F. Hedges has sued Peter C.
Christensen to recover 81, ,?49G5 upon promis-
sorry notes.
The park commissioners. together with the
city attorney. yesterday made tour of in
pection of the city parks.
The annual meeting of the Sons of the
American Revolution will be held at the
chamber of commerce at $50 D. IN. to-mor-
row.
The remains of William and James Lynch
will be taken from the vault and inferred in
the family lot in Calvary emetery Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
County Auditor NJ. f. Kain yesterday sold
lands in the country townships that were de-
linquent for taxes of 1889. This completes
the sales IN the county.
In the action OF The Smith Fuel and Saw
ing Company against Kirkland Starkey, to
recover alleged damages to a barge, the jury
return ed u verdict in favor of defendants
An electric car, on South Robert street.
last evening caught fire when near No En-
gine house. A stream from a chemical put
out the blaze before much damage was done
The committee on streets will meet to-
morrow evening for the purpose of hearing
testimony in the FOrrestal Brothers claim
for extra work done on the Midway sewer
ystem.
An unknown man fell from the scaffold of
the st. Mary's new church building yester-
day, and injured his head The man de-
clfned any assistance from the police, and
went to his home alone
Mayor Smith has not yet fixed his signature
to the Sweeney ordinance, or to the one rails
ing the salary of John c. NJ cCarthy, deputy
clerk of the municipal court to- S1,200 The
mayor thinks that the latter ord nance is
perhaps Illegal.
The action of James Dorey against The
Northern Pacific Railroad company to recover
$4,000 for the loss of fingers while coupling
car to an engine has been transferred from
the Ramsey county district court to the
United States circuit court.
The young people of Central Park NJ. E.
church will give an ice cream and straw berry
FESTIVAL at the parlors of the church for the
benefit OF the Sunday school library, Friday
evening, May l5. An interesting literary and
musical programme has been provided.
William r. Alexander has sued Charles
Malmo, Joseph II. Hitler and Walter Nelson
to recover S35S Oh accout of bond given to
indemnify him against loss by reason of me-
chanics' liens being filed against certain
| property on which building was erected.
State Auditor Bierman returned yesterday
from his land-selling trip, He sold $500
acres in Morrison county, 900 in Stearns
200 in Benton and 500 in Anoka county. Next
week he will sell lands in Polk Stevens,
Swift, Kandiyohi and Meeker counties.
In the matter of the appeal :of Sarah R.
Reynolds from the confirmation OF the as
sessment of the board of public works for
Improvements on jerks street, Judge Kelly
has confirmed the assessment. A like order
was made in the appeal of Robert Patrick
A mad dog last evening, at 3S1 Wabasha
street, caused some alarm in the vicinity of
| the house. The police were notified and
| gallant Phil Schweitzer, the lieutenant at
central station caught the brute with lari-
| at, and then with q blow from a club put an
| end to his antics.
The Episcopal Church Club Of Minnesota
holds its regular spring meeting at the Ryan
hotel Monday evening, May II. Bishop Gill
bert will be present, also several prominent
laymen from outside the state. Addresses
will be made, and the occasion win doubtless
be one of much interest.
Mahtomedi hotel, under Col. Neiman's
management will open OH the 18th inst He
made a host of friends there last year, and
with new rooms and additional furniture, he
says his accommodations will be taxed to the
| limit. The colonel gives his guests the use
| of boats and tennis courts free of charge.
A session of the state institute of instruc-
ton was held at the capitol yesterday.
| Those present were Normal Presidents Scar
| ing Mankato; Carhart, st. Cloud; Shepard,
Winona: Lord, Moorhead; Prof. Hyde, st.
| Cloud; Rocheleau, Moorhead: E. r. Shepard,
| Minneapolis; Miles, Minneapolis, and Miss
Mary T. Hall, st. Paul.
Among the notable events of the week was
| the party given by Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowler-
ton at their home, 1893 McMeneny street, the
occasion being the fifth anniversary of their
marriage The evening was spent in dane
| ing and other amusements. Mrs. Lowlerton
was assisted in receiving by her cousin, Miss
| Mae Foren. of Minneapolis.
Alta special meeting of st. Paul Court No
| SO, Catholic Order of Foresters. held last