St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED,

ton.
The Florida Evangelical Lutheran church,
Of Yellow Medicine and Lac Qui Parle
counties, incorporated yesterday.
Mayor Smith viii leave tor the Pacific
coast. Sunday. He expects to be absent
from the city for about three weeks.
The state medical examining board was
engaged yesterday at the capitol in examin-
ing eighteen candidates for medical di-
plomas.
Otto Bernard was arrested at Minneapolis
yesterday OH a charge of bastardy preferred
by Matilda Fuch, and lodged III the Jail in
this city.
The hearing in the cause of D. NJ Finlay-
son & Co. against Julius Larson ct al was
begun by Judge Ohs and adjourned until
Monday
The validity of the claim of A. F. Knight
against Stephen Kult for services as an archi-
tect is being investigated by Judge Cornish
and jury.
Detectives DAILY and Reichow last night ar
rested John O'Toole for stealing lot of car
penters tools from Grants shop, on East
Ninth street.
Only five members responded to the call
for a meeting of the Citizens Central union
last night. No business of Importance was
considered.
Noah Mcdowell doing business as the
China Tea store, insolvent. has fled sched-
ules showing assets amounting to So, 1877,
liabilities s., 4GS.21.
Forrest E. Bryant arrested for embezzle
ment Thursday, has been released on bonds
of $1,000. James Suydam and Henry 3.
Walsh are the sureties.
The Granite State Fire Insurance COM
pany, of Portsmouth, n. H., was yesterday
admitted by the state insurance commits
sioner to do business in Minnesota.
The St Paul Gun club will open their
shooting season at the club grounds, Ham,
lime, this afternoon. A cordial invitation is
eXtended to all lovers of trap shooting.
The St Paul Trust company, as receiver of
the North Star Mutual Insurance company
has begun an action against George Tileston
& Co.. to recover $50 upon an insurance
premium note.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach Sunday morn
ing on the theme, 1.-THE Dark Cloud Has q
Silver Lining" Mr.. Lienau Will sing solo.
and will sing duet with Mrs. Groskopf
There will be music by the church choir All
seats free.
The Saturday evening Bible class for the
study of the Sunday school lesson will meet
tonight at O'Clock in the chapel of the
Young Mems Christian association, T. C.
Horton leader. The public are cordially in
viled to attend
Wise Men, will be the subject of Rev. W
W. Satterlee's talk at the new stone church.
Cedar street, opposite the ca pitol, at $3.50
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Singing led by
Prof. George E. Mussey. a cordial welcome
extended the young men of the city,
The case of James Davidson, admins
traitor, against The Chicago, ST. Paul, Mime
apclis d Omaha Railway Company, to re-
cover $1,000 damages for death in a collision
near the union depot has been certified to
the United States circuit court for trial.
Judge Otis yesterday heard and determined
the cause of Corlies Chapman & Drake
against Elizabeth Morgan and others. Licke,
one of the defendants. was given judgment
against Nippolt personally, but it is held that
he has no relief against the other parties.
Herman Klottka of Saltwater. came to st.
Paul yesterday in search Of his sixteen-year-
old daughter, Annie, who had run away
from home. The girl was found occupying
room in the Wagner block, on East Seventh
street. She has been taken home by her
father.
Senators Donnelly, Tawney and Leav1tt, of
gate the rumors in regard to the bankers of
the state taking a hand III the fight against
the Davis interest bill, met in Room of the
Merchants last evening, aud, after examin-
ing one witness, adjourned
The Arlington Building aud Loan associa-
ton, of Arlington, filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary Of state yesterday,
with capital stock S509,000. The incorporat-
ors are W. c. Porter, H. Dopper, G. Dopper,
P. Dopper. \. H. Haurler, P. Swenson,
Charles Lambert and W. L. Bushey, all of
Arlington.
William Degray has instituted an action
for divorce from Sarah Degray. He is thirty,
and she is twenty-nine years old. They
were married at St. Paul in 1882 by Father
Pratt. and have three boys, aged respectively
eight, six ana four years. The wife is
charged with adultery and being prostitute
IN house of i'll fame in Minneapolis
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue, near
West Third street. DR.. Smith pastor. Morn
ing services at 80 a. m. and evening serv-
ices at D. M, instead of 7:30 p. M, as here
tofore. Morning subject, L Believe in the
Holy Ghost" evening subject, IAN Old
Fashioned Conversion" Society of Chris
tan Endeavor meets at Z p. N. All seats
free.
After this season Miss Marie Wainwright
will not be seen in her beautiful production
of Twelfth Night All who love a good
play, well acted and exquisitely mounted
should therefore avail themselves of the OPP
portunities afforded at the Metropolitan
opera house Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next. There will not be any
matinee.
A receiver for John Clarke and Henry
Retzman, doing business in the name of
John Clarke q Co., has been asked for at the
Instance of Indexes. Warner & Schurmeier
Scheffer x Rossum and C. Gotham & &C. 1t
is alleged that each of the applicant firms
claim balance against John Clark & Co.,
for goods sold aggregating S996.96, and that
there are other creditors of the firm, and that
It is in solvent.
Rev. [. B. Hanson. we'll known leader in
religious movements in the southern part of
Sweden and extreme northern part of Nor
way. viii talk to a scandinavian mass meet
Ing Sunday at O'Clock p. m. at the First
Bartist church. corner Ninth and Wacouta
str cts. Religious DEVELOPMENT in the
Land OF me Midnight Sun During the Last
Thirty Years" Prof King will preside al
the organ. Scandlnavians Of ST. Paul are
urged to be present.
The First Regiment n. G. s. NJ. Athletic as
ISOLATION viii give their second annual box
ing tournament at the armory tonight be-
ginning at S o'clock. An interesting pro
gramme has been arranged. Four boxing
bouts between ightwelghts viii be partici
pated in by Stcetzer, Stagger, Williams, vii
son, Ryan and Others The exercises will
conclude with fifteen-roupd contest for the
amateur championship of the Northwest.
The matinee of 1.-The Crystal Slipper" at
the Metropolitan opera house to-day prom
ises to be the largest matinee of the season.
The house last night was fully two-thirds
sold out. The crowds of children will as
semble TO see illustrated in this most glitter
ing shape the story of the kitchen drudge,
her wedding to the prince, and the embodi-
ment of the familiar figures of Mother Goose
rhymes. The final performance of 1.-THE
Crystal Slipper will be given tomorrow
night. After the performance the entire or
ganiZGtion will depart upon q special train