St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-16
SAINT PAUL.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The council committe on streets will meet
tonight.
The usual Danz concert occurs at the Har-
ris Sunday.
Scarlet fever is reported at 506 Sherburne
avenue, and diphtheria at 725 Lee avenue.
There will be a promenade social at the
Curtiss Business college this evening at
o'clock.
The Bank of Litchfeld was authorized
yesterday to do business, by the state bank
examiner.
The estate of John Schmidt was yesterday
ordered by Judge Olivier to be distributed
among the heirs.
A valuable colt belonging to e. T. Slayton
was run over and killed by an East Seventh
street motor last Tuesday.
Services at the temple, corner Tenth and
Minnesota streets. at 7:30 this evening. Sub
feet of discourse, Jewish Influence"
Frankot & Co. have sued Join Dowlan &
Sons to recover S347. 66 for money over paid
on account of dealings in a business way.
Judge Brill, in the case of Carrie j. Smith
against Robert Burton ct al, directed find
ings in favor of the plaintiff to be prepared.
Andrew Irwin has been appointed by At
torney General Clapp clerk in his Office,
vice Stanislaus Donnelly, appointed clerk OF
the senate railroad committee.
The case of The Imperial Bank of Canada
against P. j. Hunt to recover on a judgment
rendered in the province of Manitoba is be-
ing tried by Judge Kelly and jury.
The jury i'll the case of the American Man
ufacturing company against George How
ell returned a verdict under the instruction
of the court for Sl25 in favor of the plaintiff.
Mr.. Doutney the temperance orator, will
this evening open series of meetings in the
Olympic theater, the use of the building hav-
ing been rendered him by Aid. Conley up to
and including Sunday evening.
The study of the prophet Isaiah will be
commenced by Dr. Smiths Bible class at its
session meeting in the Peoples church at z
o'clock tonight. All interested in the crit
ical study. of the Bible are invited.
R. E. Libby & Co. IS action against the Law
ton Real Estate company ct al, to recover
damages to real estate by reason of the South
st. Paul motor line being nuisance to their
property, was heard by Judge Egan yester-
day.
E. Schrader administrator of the estate Of
Carl Iseman, deceased, has sued Charles
Riedel to recover possession of lot 13 of Jer-
Wis subdivision of lot 3, Bass addition of
outlets, and for S25 a month for the use Of
the premises.
McLennan's Royal Edinburgh Concert com
pany, which appears at the Newmarket to-
night and tomorrow night arrived yesterday,
and are quartered at the Clifton. Paul c.
Blum, former St. Paulite, is the manager of
the company.
Prof Henry L. Osborn, of Hamline univer-
sity. will present the subject ''Invertebrate
Zoology at the regular meeting of the st.
Paul Academy of Science, at the High school
building this evening. The lecture is given
for the purpose Of arousing a more general
interest in biological studies.
The Louisa Dempsey Burlesque and Folly
company billed to appear at the Olympic
theater next week, is composed Of thirty
members. The company is this week play
ing to crowded houses at the Peoples thea
ter, Chicago, and is highly spoken of by the
critics. Two new burlesques will be pro-
duced-"The Yelled Prophet and ''The
Devil in Paris
The following cases were heard by the su-
preme court yesterday: The st. Paul & Sioux
City Railroad Company. appellants, VS.. Eliz-
abeth Ward ct al, respondents; continued to
April term. Tennis Slingerlund, DR., re-
spondent, VS.. Tennis S. Slingerlund. appel
liant; argued aud submitted. William Schu-
maker respondent VS.. st. Paul q Duluth
Railroad Company appellant; submitted on
briefs.