St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-10
be witness in his own behalf. his attorney

says.
| George E. Church and Mrs. E. N Church.
| doing business as the East side Planning Mill
company, made an assignment yesterday to
| n. NJ. Cross. David Blumenfield assigned to
| ID. w. Gallagher. Neither failure is a large
| one
1t is announced that the convention guar
| anty fund for the National Republican con-
| vention has already reached $500. William
| Henry Eustis announces that no effort will
| be made to secure any more money until al
| ter the harvest festival.
| Miss Maud Timer has been engaged by, Fl.
| c. Barnabee, OF the Bostonians, to sing for
the season, which opens Sept. q in New
| York city. Miss Timer will sing minor So
| prano roles for the season. she left for
| Boston with Mr.. Barnabee last evening.
The Sullivan divorce case was partially
| heard by Judge Hooker and then continued
until information can be obtained from
| Washington territory as to whether he IS
| there or not. He was lumber laborer, and
| his wife SAYS he deserted her without any
| justiiable cause.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Michael Anderson and Mile Leen, Ole L.
| Wilson and Christina Olson, James Jarvis
| and Lille Youngblood, f. w. Ramaley and
| Grace L. Smith, Henry Eiken and Lena Doe,
| Charles E. Peterson and Hannah c: johnson,
| Donasce La Blanc and Caroline Johnson.
Christian Jensen was yesterday found
| guilty in the police court OF having. con-
Quoted blind pig at the corner of Eighth
| street and Twenty-seventh avenue north
| and was fined 500, In default of which he
| Will spend ninety days in the work house. A
| similar charge against his wife was dis
| missed.
| City Engineer Rinker is preparing speclfi-
| cations for street signs. pursuant TO resolu-
| ton by the council, whereby signs were or
| dered placed wherever they should be found
| necessary. The kind required will probably
| be the perforated tin sign, which can be
| placed on lamp posts or, where they are not
| handy, on telegraph poles.
| Danasee La Blanc, arrested on complaint
| of Caroline Olson, who charged that he had
! and plunged her into dire distress, took out
| license to wed her yesterday. The couple
| appeared at the court house accompanied
| by relatives and deputy sheriff.
| Rev. George E. Lovejoy was formally in
| stalled as pastor of the Oak Park Congrega-
! tional church Tuesday evening, a large
| audience participating in the exercises. In
| the absence of a regular edifice the society
| has fitted up spacious storeroom al the
corner of Humboldt and Sixth avenues north.
Mrs Susan W. Kirby, sixty-one years of
| age residing with her daughter at 2Sl2 Chi
! cago avenue, was yesterday sent to the insane
| asylum by Judge Corrigan, of the probate
| court. About three years ago she began to
| act strangely, and since then has made things
| very unpleasant by reason of her Jealousy of
her daughters husband and her attacks of
| extreme nervousness.
Judge CAVITY made an order yesterday
the temporary luJuHC-
| ton issued few days ago restraining u. o.
Williams, one of the proprietors of the
Grand hotel, from interfering in any way
with the management. This leaves Mr.
Hilton and Mr.. Williams precisely where
they started and it is probable that the
| trouble will be settled out of court.
The Mexican band will go on a junketing
tour 10 the city of st. Paul this morning for
| the purpose of letting the people OF that city
bear some of the sweet strains of music
which they have been discoursing in the EX
position building for the benefit of the peo-
pie of Minneapolis The band will leave
Minneapolis at O'Clock on a special interur-
ban train and will play all of the way down
and back. They will return at about noon.
Yesterday was motion day in the distric {
court, and several unimportant matters were
heard by the judges. The real business will
not begin for two or three days yet The
grand jury spent the day in hearing evidence
against the prisoners bound over from the
municipal court for minor offenses. This
work will not be concluded until to night
and then the jury will probably turn its at
tention to outside matters.
| The veterans of the Ninth Minnesota met
in Morgan post hall yesterday morning.
| Their reunion was of u quiet character.
Loren Cray was elected president OF the as
ISOLATION and w. Abbott was reelected Sec
| rotary. Complaint was made that the
reunions are not enough of a social nature.
| committee was appointed to prepare a
programme for the reunion next year. which
| will be held at this season. s
The fight for the possession of Ethel Wv
| ian Risdon between A. ii. Risdon on the one
| side and Mrs. Marie Gilbert, the mother, on
| the other, was taken up by Judge CAVITY yes.
| day. Mrs. Gilbert was given the custody of
| the little one, and the case continued for one
year, when Mr.. Risdon may produce evil
dence-if he can-to show that the mother
! is not a fit person to have the child, or that
| Mrs. Gilbert's first husband is alive. Mrs
Gilbert says he is dead. 4
Minneapolis Republicans are endeavoring
to induce the president to advance Gen. L.
A. Grant. at present assistant secretary of
war, to the head of the war department. to
fill The place made vacant by the retirement
of Redfeld Proctor 1t is said that petition
to that effect has been signed by Senator
Washburn S. ,. Snider. Loren Fletcher, r.
| G. Evans Col. William McCrory, E. w. Nor
| timer, Postmaster Hale and others and sent
| to the president
The Cymrodorian club met Tuesday night
| and elected the following officers: President
| II. o. Roberts; vice president, Zachariah
| Roberts, of ST. Antony Pard; secretary, w. G.
Bebb; treasurer, w. w. Thomas; attorney,
| j. 7. Baxter; sergeant-at-arms ii. NJ. Jones !;
| councillors, Rev. Joseph Roberts, DIR. d. o.
| Thomas, E. r. Jones, D. B. Jones, of st.
| Paul, and d. K. Jones. The society will meet
| the first Wednesday of each month. 1t is
| composed of Welchmen, and is to encourage
| the study of WEIGH literature, music and art,
| and to promote good fellowship.
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