St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-31
CRIsPY PARAGRAPHS.


CRISPY PARAGRAPHS.
Bjornstad & Omdahl have sued Hans j.
Milsted to recover S23S for goods sold.
The Capital City court, I. o. f., gave So
cial hop last evening at K. P hall, 60 East
Fifth street
The board Of public works yesterday con-
frmed the sprinkling assessment for the
Fourth district
public entertainment was given last
evening at Cretin hall by the deaf people of
the Twin Cities.
Annie P. Mcdonald has been granted an
absolute divorce from Edward T. Mcdonald
by Judge Cornish.
On Feb. IA there will be union meeting
of the Epworth leagues of this city at Central
Park M. E. church.
Citizens of South st. Paul have been in
vited to attend meeting of the board OF
trade this evening in the city hall.
Officer Mullaney yesterday arrested William
Gray for stealing d bear-skin robe. The robe
is at the central station, where the owner can
identify it.
A Wesley memorial service will be held at
Central Park M. E. church March 1 and 2,
with afternoon and evening sessions On each
of those days.
Judge Egan, in the mechanics lien case of
Corlles, Chapman & Drake against Louisa
Machenheimer, decided in favor of the
plaintiff, and directed findings to be PIE
pared
There will be a meeting for young men in
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium tomorrow after
noon at 3 80 o'clock. James Suydam, presi-
dent of the association, will address the as
sembly.
The cause of William M. Dawson against
George NJ. Decks and Thomas j. Witbeck, to
recover S406, has been referred to Charles
Dawson as referee TO hear and determine
the matter.
At the Central Park M. E. church last night
pleasant social was given by the Epworth
league, a good-sized crowd being entertained
with music. recitations, refreshments and
social converse.
DR.. Smith will speak Sunday morning of
1.-The Long Suffering of God,' with prelude
on THE Grand Jury VS.. The City Govern
ment" In the evening his theme will be
IAN Old World Dreamer"
The Presbyterian Alliance of St. Paul will
be addressed Tuesday evening at clock in
the House of Hope church, by Rev. George
Z. Hays, d. D. LII. D., pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church of Kansas City.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach before the
Universalist society in the Grand opera
house at11 o'clock Sunday morning, upon
What is Religious Inspirations" another
study from the Washington Bible class
Tonight VIII be an unusual one a. the
Newmarket theater. The several lodges Of
Good Templars of the city are expected, &C
companied by the Garfield military band, to
attend the Doutney temperance meeting.
The Saturday evening Bible class for the
study of the Sunday school lesson will meet
usual at o'clock in the chapel of the
Young Mems Christian association. Leader.
Rev. T. c.. Horton. Subject, Elijah at
Horeb.
The personal injury case of John job nson
against William c. Hobart is being tried be-
fore Judge Nelson and jury in the United
States circuit court. johnson had his collar
bone fractured and sustained other injuries
by the caving in of sewer in which he was
working, located in Minneapolis.
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the
cause of Frederick Keil against The City of
St. Paul, rendering judgment upon the
pleadings in favor of the city. 1t is decided
that the raising of the grade of Seventh
street at the intersection of Grove street was
duly authorized by law.
s The reception given last evening by the
Andantino club at Library hall was one Of
the most brilliant gatherings seen in ST. Paul
for long time The supper was first-class
one, elegantly served, and the guests of the
club never spent more enjoyable time in
their lives than on the occasion of last even
ing.
Mary Dean and Thomas Dean her husband,
have been granted decree against Michael
Moriarity by Judge Kerr, in which it is de-
cided that the $1,000 realized by Moriarity,
upon the sale of a certain lot, is trust fund
in his hands for the use OF his daughter, Mrs.
Dean, and Judgment for that amount with
interest is rendered in her favor against
Moriarity.
In the United States district court yester-
day-Judge Thomas on the bench-Jerry
Ladouse was sentenced to sixty days i'm
prisonment and $50 fine for selling liquor to
Indians, and ordered committed to the Du-
luth Jail. Swan Peterson was found not
guilty of violating the liquor law. Peter
Hanson was found not guilty upon a like
charge. David Bellinger, tried upon q
charge of introducing half pint of alcohol
on the Leech Lake reservation, was acquitted
by instructions OF the court
About two months ago few members of
Christian Endeavor societies in the city or
ganized class for the systematic study of
the Scriptures. They meet in the parlors of
the Central Presbyterian church on Sabbath
mornings from until 10 o'clock, closing
promptly in order that those who attend may
be able 10 reach their own churches in time
for service. The class has completed its
first course, and expects to begin tomorrow
morning study of the Acts of the Apostles
and the Epistle of st. Paul combined.