St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-27
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY sUNDRIEs.

night at Armory hall.
Fred Schenbaker has begun an action
against Bushnell & Bushnell to recover $1,000
upon promissory note.
A stereopticon lecture and musical and
literary concert viii be given at Cretin hall
on Monday evening for the benefit OF ST.
Peters Claver church.
fire in the coal pile at the Swedish Pres
byterian church on Lafayette avenue gave
the department a run at yesterday morning
The damage was nominal.
pMrs r. Warner of College avenue enter
tanned at dinner Thursday the Lord Bishop
of Mackenzie River. Bishop NJ. \. Gilbert
and Archdeacon Appleby.
Cases of scarlet fever at $50 Warren street
Cos Central park, and diphtheria at Fairview
avenue, Union Park, and POI East Winifred
street. were reported at the bealth Office yes
terday.
A pupils reception was given at Miss Rich
ardson's Dancing academy lastTuesday even
Ing, at which pleasant company of young
people assembled and enjoyed themselves
exceedingly.
The sisters of the House of Good Shepherd
heartily thank many generous friends who
contributed to the success of the lecture
gwen by c. D. O'Brien. or who had other
wise helped them lately.
There will be no meeting of the Peoples
church lyceum tomorrow evening. The
regular meeting has been postponed to Jan.
4 ON account of the Sir Edwin Arnold enter
tainment at the Peoples church.
A widow named Lumberg, who IS in strait
ened circumstances, reported at police head
quarters yesterday that she had lost her peck
etbook on East Eighth street, containing SIG,
all the money she possessed.
William Horn, who was arrested on
Wednesday on suspicion of having stolen
two turkeys found in mis- possession, was dis
charged yesterday in the municipal court, as
no person appeared to claim the birds.
Louis Padden and William Denshaw, the
two lads who have been in custody for a
week on charge of picking pockets, were
discharged in the municipal court yesterday,
the ladies whose pockets were picked declin-
ing to prosecute.
Inc Chapman-Drake company has begun
an action against Thomas j. Whitbeck and
George NJ. Decks and their wives 10 foreclose
mortgage for S2,971. IS upon lots I, 4 and s.
OF Dysart's Encouragement of lots l and of
Summit Park addition.
Judge Twohy was engaged yesterday after
noon i'll hearing the evidence IN an assault
case, in which Shep Sutton was charged with
assaulting John DOugherty. The evidence
was most conflicting, but Judge Twohy
found Sutton guilty, ana fined him $40.
Ernest Chappell, the man arrested by De
tective Werrick, and VI no is charged with en-
tering the house of George Pearce and steal
ing $50. waived examination in the munich
pal court yesterday. He was held to the
grand jury in the sum of $1,000
W. b. Robinson, superintendent of the
EndlcOtt building, was presented with a
beautiful silver water pitcher by the en-
ployes Of the building. He was surprised,
in the true sense of the word. but accepted
the present in few well chosen words.
William Daily, arrested Christmas day for
assaulting his wife and being disorderly,
was fined S25 in the municipal court yester-
day. Daily denied assaulting his wife, and
claimed that the disturbance was due to his
finding his wife in company to which he OBJ
jected
h. ID. hamburg was charged in the munich
pal court yesterday with stealing S75 from a
drunken man in a saloon on Christmas even
ing. The evidence was very poor as to his
guilt, and the case was dismissed. For being
drunk, however, hamburg was sentenced to
ten days.
An order involving S62.5 was recently
placed with j. l.. Stack & Co., by financial
concern in Portland, OrThe amount is to be
expended within one year, in advertisements
placed in papers and periodicals. and is the
largest similar contract ever given in the
Northwest.
The funeral OF Louis OLIVER, the son of
Judge Olivier. took place yesterday morning
from the family residence, on North Smith
avenue. The services were held at the Church
of st. Louis, corner of Wabasha and Ex-
change Streets the interment being at Oak
land cemeteary
nThe committees of the various branches of
the Iron hall will meet next week to make ar
rangemets for the reception of the Supreme
Justice F. ID. SOmerby, who will be here next
month to pay the matured certificate of the
charter members of Branch PIP. who have
been members for seven years.
The gratitude OF many worthy people is
bestowed upon Paladin COmmandry knights
Templar, for the hundred Christmas baskets
that were distributed by Eminent Com
mander William II. S. Wright. The mem
bers of the lodge did good work in making
such contribution.
Numerous employees of the c. Gotzian e.
Co. Boot and Shoe manufactory were highly
elated over the gifts they received from that
concern. 1t appears that President Freeman
distributed thirty-tive checks ranging from
SIS to 500 each, in conformity with Il Gus
tom that mas prevailed for years at Christ
mas time in the Gotzian establishment
special meeting of the common council
viii take place Tuesday evening next for the
purpose OF passing a resolution authorizing
the issue of certificates of indebtedness il
anticipation of the tax levy for 1892. The
money realized from the sale of the certif
Gates will be used tor the maintenance of the
various branches of the city government.
0The children's Christmas programme a
st. Johns Lutheran church last evening was
decided success. The usual festivities were
had and all the little ones made merry. A
novel feature was a large Christmas tree
brilliantly illuminated by one-candle incan
descent lights, making most beautiful eff
feet. the designing of Julius Keller, the well
known electrician of the congregation. He
was presented with beautiful gift as a tokeI
OF remembrance and reward by the congre
cation.
Progressive Sptritualist society will hold
meeting i'll Odd Fellows hall. corner Of
Fifth and Wabasha, at p. m. Mrs. Aspin
wall, the well known trance medium, viii be-
the speaker. Subject, ''Mediumship, an(
How to Develop IT, also, How Spirit Con
trolls Enhanced Mediums The lecture viii
be followed by tests or proofs of spirit pres
ence. The society will hold a public ties
circle at 2lS West seventh street at D. m
MIS-. Aspinwall, whose tests always give
great satisfaction, will be the medium. The
public are cordially invited to attend III,
above meetings.
Notice to Depositors.