St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-05
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Bank clearings yesterday, S65I, S03.93.
Dr.. Hale has removed his Office to Lifts
Grand opera House block Z.
The board of county commissioners win
meet tomorrow morning
Jurgen Lucht mas sued Julius Schutt upon
4 promissory note for $500.
TIE board of education will hold a regul ar
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, of Superior visited
Miss Hannah Rigney the past week.
T, c. Moulding, of Chicago, has been Wis
iting E. F. zimmerman the past Yeok-
L. and A Scharff have sued Barnes & Co
to recover S51408 upon promissory note.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Keller, formerly Of I'll
Iglehart street. have removed to AIS East
Tenth.
Master Santie Morse yesterday entertained
q party OF little folks III honor of his birth
day.
Madame Adrian. the European medium,
will give q seance at the Newmarket theater
tonight
Miss Annie Gibbons entertained The Goethe
Literary club at her home, % Acker street,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. 7. H. Crummey. OF Lake Geneva,
Wis, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Milo Bell, of Louis street.
The Misses Grace and Pearl Otis were the
guests of William Banding family, Of st.
Croix Falls, Wis, during the week
Goldie Walker was very unexpectedly
called to Minneapolis to celebrate the birth
day of one of her many friends there.
The Atlantic Congregational church greatly
regrets the loss Of a jealous worker, Miss
Cora Walker, who has gone East on visit.
sheriff Spaldiug. OF Crow Wing county,
fled an account with Auditor Bierma n
yesterday for the placing Of five prisoners at
saltwater.
The day for Clifton Holdens execution has
been set for the third time, an order havin g
been sent 10 Sheriff Mead to have the exscu-
ton take place May
County Treasurer Nelson paid into the CITY
treasury $4,000 Of money apportioned to the
school fund. and which was used yesterday
IN paying teachers.
The state reform school fled expense lists
for March yesterday with the state auditor,
as follows: Reform school fund. S4S3. Oh;
current expenses. S1S235S; pay roll, 81, 337 go.
A successful carnival was given in Pau
Martins hall last week By the Parish Guild
Of the Ascension Church. About elghty-av Q
couples were present and a good time was
had.
The roof Of the engine shop at Kenney's
boiler works, on East Fourth street. caught
fire from q defective fue at 5 o'clock last
night. The flames were quickly extinguished
Loss $50.
The Sacred Thirst society VIII hold ita
regular monthly meeting on next Tuesday
evening III Cretin hall. A musical and lit
erary programme will be rendered. All are
cordially invited.
Rev. j. A. Antrim has resigned the rector
ship Of the Ascension church. The services
will be continued as heretofore until the
new rector is called, and all will be welcome
TO the meetings
The motion of Samuel Hoofer for a new
trial in the cause of Blossom Brothers and
Merrill against Amelia Kingsley, ct al, has
been denied by Judge Kelly in so FAR as the
lien claim Of Hewsen and Seaman is con-
| cerned.
Alfred Jackson, civil engineer, who is en-
gagged on the Great Northern railway line,
Pacific extension is very i'll with pneumonia
in camp on the Rocky mountains. Mrs
Jackson and Frank CaYanagh left last Sun
day to nurse him.
Suits against hose delinquent for personal
tax for 1890 VIII soon be Instituted. The list
has been made 10 and the clerk Of the court