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

d. b. Greatsnser, of Two Idrbors, general
superintendent Of the Duluth * iron Range
railroad, is stopping at the Ryan.
The Trinity Lutheran church. OF Boyd Lac
qui P1rle county, yesterday filed articles Of
Incorporation with the secretary Of state
The seats for Cleveiands Consolidated
Ministries are going rapidly at the Metropoli-
tan. Tonight viii occur the first perform
ance
DR.. Stone lectures TO women only al the
Peoples church at 4 p. III. to-day Young
ladies are invited as well as wives ana
mothers.
John W. Cloud, OF Chicago. secretary of
The Master Car Builders association and
Western agent OF the Westinghouse air brake.
is al the Ryan.
The Free Press Printing company. OF Man
kaio. yesterday filed an amendment 10 its
articles of incorporation, increasing the cap
lIal Stock from $1,000 to S15.OOO
The state auditor Yesterday issued Il vouch-
er on the state treasury III favor of the Uni
veTs,y of Minnesota. for current expenses
for January. for St729 %, and for building
and equipment, Si,42l17.
The annual meeting of the Women's Edu-
catioual and Industrial union. East Fourth
street. was TO have been held yesterday, but
no business was done owing to The small at
tendance of members.
The official records in The Office of the sec
retary of state Yesterday showed that up TO
date general laws had been passed BY
the legislature, 193 special laws ana /
joint resolutions. OF the special laws 60
were introduced in the house ana 81 in the
senate.
Al the Office OF The adjutant general YES.
terday nearly 100 applications for quarterly
pensions from the government were filed
either 10y old soldiers or their widows. This
IS the largest nmocr ever received in the
Office in one day. The pensions ranged from
81 to So per month.
Mrs. s II. I. Henry delivered an address
Inst evening al The First NJ. j. church before
large audience. Her subject was The
Growth and Condition OF the W C. T. L. -
and the lady presented some very Interesting
facts al the work accomplished
john Thomas is seeking a convince Judge
Kerr and iHry that he IS entitled 10 mulct
The ST. PAIL Ci;y Railway company il the
sum Of $1,000. Thomas was driving 4 team
over the Seiby avenue bridge when street
car coilidea with his wagon. The leg OF
Thomas was badly disGgured in Tie mshap
hence his demand for damages.
Eugene Marion bought. as he supposed.
tNciitN lures % ltlu from W l.tl;1n IOWlSonI
Iii 1850 for 800. II is now ALLEGED that five.
siXths of The land belonged ut that time To
other persons Than Townsend, and that the
present value of the iive-sixthS j. $3.50 The
court Is asked 10 require Townsend to pay to
Marien sum sufficient 10 make good his de-
fective title to the twenty acres.
The evidence in chief oil behalf of tli,,
plaintiff in the personal injury case Of John
". Winter against TIC St. Paul Il Duluth
Railroad Company was concluded Yesterday.
The defendant then moved dismissal of
The case Oil the grounds that the evidence
would net warrant n verdict for damages
because of the contributory negligence on
the part of Winter. This motion was denied
by Judge Otis and the tria! will proceed THIS
morning.
The walters union had : larger meeting
than usual last night. The old set Of officers
was reelected, with the exception OF sccre-
tary, Robert McGenn being chosen Tor that
position. f. A. Ward AND ". Gail were taken
IN as NV members Applications from ihree
others desiring TO becoms members were re-
eeivel. c. r.. Bel ana A. Charboneau we're
chosen as delegates 10 tie trades and labor
assembly. The new sick and relief commit
tee is composed of 0'Conneu, Eeidy and
White.