St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-22
THE FLEETING SHOW.

Archbishop Ireland Will lecture at the
cathedral this evening.
Capt. W. C. Morgan, of Company I, Third
| regiment, yesterday rendered his resignation
| to Adjt. Gen. Mullen.
Mrs. d. ". Edgecomb will speak on ''Chris-
tian Science at the residence of George
Fuller, 934 Burr street, at 3 O'Clock this aft
ernoon.
ID. NJ Finlayson & Co. ask that lot 1, block
., of Atwater Street addition, owned by GUS
taf Han, be sold to satisfy its mechanic lien
of S27644.
Ole F. Schjetne and Joseph Johanson ask
that mechanic lien for S136.95 be enforced
against a part of lot owned by Peter B.
Haughoerg.
The Des Moines Roller Mill Company of
jackson. with capital stock 1000, yesterday
| filed articles of incorporation with the secre
tary of state.
The demurrer to the Murnane indictment
has been submitted. Judge Kerr signitied
his intention of deciding the question to-
morrow morning.
By an error of the types the GLOBE of Fri
day announced the death of Joseph Pessina,
s54 Armstrong street II should have been
Mrs. Joseph Pessina.
James W. Burns, doing business as the
American Stove Repair works, has made
general assignment to Andrew Nelson for
the benefit of creditors.
Jens \. j. Moe has appealed to the district
court from an order of the probate court dis
/ allowing his claim of $1,000 against the
estate of Jens F. Humel.
Nine. Boyd has returned from Europe with
a choice selection of grenadines, crepes, silks
and novelty trimmings; also a number of ele
| CANT readymade gowns.
Rev. lRobert Christie will lecture at the
Curling club quarters on the evening of
April Is. His subject will be 1.-The Life and
| Works of Robert Burns.''
Divine services will be held at the temple.
corner of Tenth and Minnesota streets, at
7:3O O'Clock tomorrow (Monday) evening
Subject: THE Book of Esther
General Manager A. L. Emerson, of the
! Scandinavian, of Chicago; Prof. 81. Stub. of
Minneapolis, and Rev. d. II. Stub, of Iowa.
yesterday called upon Dairy Commissioner
Finseth at the capitol.
George La Pointe, who accidentally shot
John Frietel in the jaw last Thurday night,
has been discharged from custody. There is
no doubt the shooting was purely ac cidental.
] Frietel is recovering fast
| The Smith Fuel and Towing company al
leges that it rented the barge Gregg to Kirk
land & Starkey.and that they 10y carelessness
allowed it to be wrecked, and for which
damages in the sum OF $500 are demanded.
On Thursday evening, April >, the Glee nd
Banjo Clubs of the University of Wisconsin
will be heard at the Peoples church. The
boys have been here before, and their many
friends will be delighted to hear them again.
Oscar B. Hills. clerk of the United States
circuit court, said yesterday that by resolu-
ton of both branches of congress no appeal
will be allowed to the new circuit court of
appeals created by recent act of congress un-
Ill after July l. 1890.
An Easter ball to be given at Market hall
on Monday evening, April 6. is for the benefit
OF eX-Police Officer Godfrey, who has been
off duty for six months past with infiamma-
| tory rheumatism. The affair promises TO be
largely patronized.
Miss Mary C. Thomson, graduate of the
Boston School of Domestic Science, will give
the first OF series of lessons OH cooking,
Monday, March 30, under the auspices of the
Young Womens Friendly association, at its
rooms 20 East Seventh street.
John T. Reed, who has been in the Office of
the United States district attorney for four
years, and who did faithful work under Mr..
Baxter i'll preparing the census cases for
trial, will open all Office in the Globe build
ing tomorrow to practice law Oh his own ac-
count
The class in electricity of the high school
extension will meet tomorrow evening in
the high school building. The members of
the class are all requested to be present as a
testimonial will be presented to Prof VIII
lam Williams as Il token of regard from the
students.
8The Azotine Manufacturing company held
meeting at the Bank of Minnesota vester-
day, and decided to rebuild their plant. They
are undecided as 70 whether or not they will
rebuild on the old site. Another meeting
will be held next week for the purpose of de =
termining that question.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue, near
West Third street. AT 10:3) a. IN. DR.. Smith
will speak of Free Thought in Life and Re-
ligion, and at 7:3O p. IN. he will preach
sermon to young men on How One Young
Man Escaped the Perils of Society and Soil
tude." All seats free. Special musical
service by quartette and chorus
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach before the
Universalist society in the Grand opera
house Sunday morning, at II o'clock. He
will make the recent riot in New Orleans the
basis of sermon on "Man's Sense of
Justice Mr.. Lienau will sing a solo with
an obligato on the violoncello by Prof. Mich.
The vocal quartette will sing THE Palms,
All seats free.