St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

The Press club will IN eet at 3 o'clock to-
day at the Windsor hotel.
Miss Marguerite W. Morton and pupils will
give recital at Christ Church Guild hall on
April2
Mrs. John P. Whel an is in very critical
condition with pneumonia at her residence
on Lincoln avenue.
Yesterdays bank clearings were S7173, S)3.5 80;
for the week, S3,06s, Sl0.14; for the same week
last year, So, 701 ,S2493.
Robert j. Bennett asks to be allowed to re-
cover S212.9S from the Bohn Manufacturing
company for hardware sold.
Excelsior Lodge No 60 will celebrate its
fourteenth anniversary tomorrow evening
with fine programme, followed by bali.
In the case of Wilbur F. Booth as assignee
of Black & Reid, insolvents, against James
W. Ham. Judge Kerr has ordered Judgment
against Ham for ST. 1885.
Sergeant Sexton last night raided the
notorious house of ill-fame on Eighth street.
between Robert and jackson. Maggie Leon.
ard, Annie Day and Henry Eek were cap
tured.
The New York Life and Accident Insur-
ance company, of New York, yesterday
received from the state insurance commits
sioner a certificate to do business in the
state OF Minnesota.
Princess Engelitchoff, the famous Russian
elocutionist, Will read Thursdays, April and
is, on Russian Music and The Gar and
His Family" at the residence of Mrs. Drls-
coll, Summit avenue.
Thomas Shaughnessv has instituted an ac-
ton against Michael Schorn and others to
enforce a mechanics lien for $685. upon lot
4, block Is. of Smiths subdivision of blocks
10 TX apd 16 of ctipSOufc division
Mrs. Anna Hemmersbach. of Norwalk,
Wis, died yesterday from a fall received a
few weeks ago. Deceased leaves five children
surviving her. Mrs. Hemmersbach was the
mother of Mrs. Jacob Dresen. of this city.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
| day with the secretary of state by the Paul
Martin Land company, of st. Paul. with cap
| ital ock, S150,000. The incorporators are
| Paul Martin, Hugo Schlenk and Peter Martin,
all of st. Paul.
In the case of Wilbur F. Booth as assignee
of Black & Reid former proprietors of the
| Bodega saloon, against James Schoonmaker,
Mary Ellen Ham and J. W. Ham, Judge Kerr
has rendered judgment against Schoonmakel
for 81, S4S, and against the Hams $1,000.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Hunter will be panied to learn of the sad
death of their little son, Lester, who died
| Wednesday, March p, at their residence, 267
Nelson avenue. and was placed in the vault
at Oakland cemetery Friday afternoon
March q.
In the three cases of Patrick Keigher q
assignee of James Forrestal against the cit,
of st. Paul, to recover upon sprinkling con
tracts, Judge Brill has flied orders rendering
judgment in favor of the plaintiff for tn
sums of 81, 472.S2, S1,S11.72 and $50 - respect
| iyelv or 81 154 Sc in all
Liberty Camp No. 1904 Modern WoodmeI
of America, has rented the large A. 0. Z. W
hall, corner Seventh and Minnesota streets
and the members will meet there every secon
and fourth Wednesday in each month here
after, the old hall being too small to accom-
modate the steady increase of membership.
Gov. Merriam will, in the course of few
days, present TO the Third regiment NJ. y
G., very hands ONE flag. which arrived yes
terday from the manufacturers. it is Of blu
silk, heavily bordered with gold fringe, tn
center bearing a representation of the seal 0
the state The staff and ornaments are mos
elaborate, and the gift will be highly price
by the boys in blue.
Thomas Burke of 22s Bunker street. Yves