St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-14

against Mary Arpin and others was con
cluded last evening and submitted to Judge
Otis, who tried the matter without a jury
a runaway horse, belonging to the An
hauser-Busch Company, collided with
sleigh at the corner of Cedar and Ninth
streets yesterday afternoon. r. T. Austi
was thrown from the sleigh and slightly
injured.
c. E. Gregory. Of Minot, N D.. one of Sea
ator Pierce's strongest supporters, is at the
Merchants renewing friendships with old
Dakota people, He met JEd La Moure and
W. E. Dodge yesterday.
Rev. ". $. Vail will preach on the well
known text Now is the accepted time.'' in
the Grani opera house Sunday m prning
The music will incllde Deus Mi5eratur''
and Love Not the World
Evans and Hoay VIII present "a Parlor
Match at the Metropolitan opera house at
the matinee this afternoon. and will give
their last performance tonight. Tile engage
ment has been an artistic and financial sue
cess.
Helen Lough wants divorce from George
Lough because of desertion for over three
years. They were married at Hudson. Wis,
Aug. 4. 1857, and the de sertion occ lred two
months later. She is twenty-six years old
and he is ten years her senior.
Mrs. Charles F. . INA died at 7:31 yester-
day morning after a lingering Illness from
consumption She was married to NJ. Dlna
at Rocnester, Mimi, i'll 1883. Her maiden
name was Isabel Oft. 4 few months since
Mr.. Dana buried his only child.
r. f. Picket had quantity Of tea shipped
over the St Paul d Duluth railroad 1t got
wet i'll rain and Picket claimed damages to
the extent of 800. Upon trial before Judge
Cornish ami jury yesterday it was deter
mined that Picket was entitled to no dam
ages.
All Sunday school teachers and workers
are invited TO join the Saturday night Bible
class for the study or the International Sun
day school lesson. which meets tonight at s
O'Clock i'll the chapel or the Young Mems
Christian association. The public is invited
The class is under the tuition of Rev. T. C.
Horton.
Among the visitors 10 the legislature yes
terday was Hon. j. E. Regain, N amber of the
South Dakota legislature. Mr.. Regain wears
Il star and crescent pin, which bears on il,
''Trlpp %, being the number OF faithful
who stood by Hon Bartlett Trpp in his fight
for the UniIcd States senatorship during the
recent legislature,
st. Paul Council No =, Order of Chosen
next meeting. March II. at s O'Clock. after
which the entertainment committee will have
snort programme of amusements for the
members. who are requested to be present
Friends from other councils are cordially in
vited.
Prof. II. t. Kirk, Of the state department OF
public instruction, yesterday received COM
plete model of the khimes ballot system ma
chine, with latest improvements. 1t pre-
ciudes all possible chances OF fraud, and
makes the system of balloting very easy
Prof. Kirk is vice president of the company
which is manufacturing the machine. and
w II he rlca$ed to explain It's workings to all
who desire to inspect it.
Francis Wilson'S reputation seems to have
preceded him i'll this city, as the sale of seats
at the Metropolitan opera house tor his NAM
moth comic oner, prod ialion. The Merry
Monarch, next week. has been very good,
and crowded house for the opening Mon
day night is assured. This attraction will
probably play to the lar1est business since
the opening week of this excellent play
house.