St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-05

Is now preparing notices TO be placed in the
hands of the sheriff for service.
United States District Attorney Hay went
to Duluth yesterday to attend the hearing OF
Bay-bsh wah- je-wih-kuug. who is charge ed
with numbering Paush ke-noy-ge- shey at Nett
lake. near Cars lake, in October last
The district court will begin the April
term tomorrow. There is a large civil cal
endar of eases to be tried, but the cri minal
calendar is very light. II is probable that the
Murnane case is the only one that will be
tried
Ex-Polce officer Godfrey will be given q
benefit at Market hall tomorrow evening
The event will be a ball, for which large
number of tickets have already been sold.
Godfrey has been laid up for six months as a
result of a fall received while in the service
Of the city. 3G
A meeting of the parishoners of the AS
cension church was held Thursday, Mr.
Franklin presiding. The following vestry
was elected for the ensuing year: W.D.
Dekon. senior warden; DR.. Hawkins junior
warden; f. L. Bayard, E. Bouquet, W.
Pheus L. Peabody and j. v l. Dodd
The street cars Will come out to-day decor
ated inside with ne W advertising cards Of st.
Paul business houses. G.. L. Smith OF the
st. Paul Advertising company has the ex-
elusive privilege for this species of adver-
Using, and spent last night with force of
men in hanging the cards in the cars.
Judge Brill has determined that Mary Jane
Watt is not entitled to recover in her action
against Albert B. Clampet, ct al The action
gsew out Of dispute as to the value of lot 9.
block S, in Woodland Park, which was agreed
to be sold by plaintiff to defendants, and the
latter refused to comply with the agreement.
Gen. Ord post, G. y. R.. will hold special
meeting tomorrow evening, the 9th inst, for
the purpose Of celebrating the twenty-fifth
anniversary OF the organization of the order
It Will be held in the municipal court
room, city hall. Comrade c. D. Kerr will be
the speaker for the evening. Every body is
invited.
The Minnesota Naval Veterans met in the
first watch, Friday evening at Labor hal aud
commissioned the following officers for q
years cruiser Commander, James kavan-
augh; executive officer, John Brady; pay
master q. j. Barber; secretary, John Ryans
surgeon, E. B. Mitchell
The wife CT a retired clergyman, whose
family is in reduced circumstances. wou Id
like TO take a few boys between the ages of
six and twelve years to board for the summer
months. The home is located pleasantly in
the country, and the boys would have excel
lent motherly care. Persons desiring fur
Their Information may apply to Dr.. S. G.
Smith.
Robert F. Fitzgerald, W 4. Richardson and
Thomas is Connolly, formerly of ST. Paul.
now Of the Duluth Shoe Company, Duluth.
Mimi, arrived yesterday morning from
Boston, where they purchased a complete
stock Of boots and shoes. and machinery for
d factory with a capacity of 1900 pairs per
day. They will have the Duluth Shoe Com
pany In full running order April 10.
few friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brookins dropped in on them Friday evening
and passed the evening in progressive euchre.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a. Webster, Mr. and Mrs W.
s. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs William Densmore
Mrs. c. Wolf Mrs. Willsam Starkey, j. Scott
]. W. Downs, j. E. Gregory Prizes that
were brought in for the occasion were won
as follows: Mrs. ". H. Cook, progre ssrve
Mrs. W. 5. Gregory. lone hand; ". Il. Cook,
| progressive; William Densmore, lone hand.