St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Gen. Ord post, G. A. r., No. 20, will meet
this evening at the hall opposite the post
office.
There will be divine service at the Temple
at 7:3O this evening. Subject: 'Irrepressible
Judaism
The wolf bounty orders on hand Yesterday
in the office of the state treasurer amounted
to Sl4, 1880.
John Clark & Co.. insolvents, have filed
schedules showing assets to be S1,74t9i; liza
bilities, S2,5S4.34.
second session of the ''Deestrict Skule"
with new features will be held this evening
at the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church.
Sprinkling will be begun to-day IN the
paved streets i'll the business district The
residence streets will be left alone until
May 1.
The demand for mechanics lien for
$1,000 by August jackson against John G.
Williams and others was heard yesterday by
Judge Otis.
The governor yesterday signed the bill reg
ulatlng building and loan companies and the
bill relating to the adulteration of baking
powder, sugar and other articles of food.
The American Manufacturing company
has begun an action against Forestal Bros
and the sureties on their bond i'll a contract
with the city, to recover S40.25 for work done
E. j. Williams, busy member of the firm
OF West, Williams d Co., Sioux City To- was
at South st. Paul yesterday. looking over the
growing live stock business center of the
Northwest.
Charles A. Olto has instituted proceedings
against August Gumpert and others to en-
force mechanics lien for 55S9.S7 upon lot Il
of Otto's subdivision of lot 105 of Lyman
Dayton's addition.
The Sons of the American Revolution meet
this afternoon at } 30 o'clock in the chamber
of commerce. Delegates viii be chosen for
the annual congress to be held at Hartford.
Conn, the 30th inst
By special request the :Deestrick Skulen
will hold another session at the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. church this evening new pro-
gramme will be presented, Introducing en-
tirely new features.
The burnt cork jubilee at Martins opera
house this evening, under the auspices of the
Orpheum lyceum, promises to be an exceed
ingly enjoyable event. The programme is
full OF good things
Judge Otis has filed an order in the case of
The Minnesota Loan & Trust Company
againt Emanuel Magnuson, Nels c. johnson
and John p. Peterson, in which judgment is
rendered in favor of the plaintiff for 500.
The damage suit of Anna Motz, as admin
istratriX of the estate of William MOTT.
against The st. Paul City Railway Company.
was nonsuited yesterday by Judge Kerr upon
motion of Mr. Horn, attorney for the rail
way.
The total of premiums received from the
various cities and villages in Minnesota hav-
ing organized fire departments during the
year 1890, is. according to a statement issued
by the state insurance commissioner yester-
day, S2,S6o, 225.
The action for 5000 damages for crushed
foot brought by Robert B. Lorimar against
The st. Paul CITY Railway Company is being
tried by Judge Egan and a jury. Lorimer
was an employe. and was hurt while Coupling
a car to a motor.
William Bircher formerly city clerk of
South ST Paul. and of late connected with
the United States marshal's Office has re-
ceived notice of his appointment TO re-
munerative position in the interior depart
ment at Washington.
demonstration lesson on cooking for
the sick VIII be given BIZ Miss Mary c.
Thomson to-day from Il m INIT. 1 D. m be
fore the st. Paul Cooking school, at the
rooms OF the Young Women's Friendly asso-
citation. 20 East seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Zoniani. or 81 Fremont
street assisted by r. J. Spiel and c. ". Spiel
and Mrs. II. II Leonard. entertained large
number of their Minneapolis and ST. Paul
friends Wednesday evening. The evening
was spent il playing cards and dancing. Re
fre=hments we're served at midnight
The c0ra.cemakers win hold a special
meeting at ocloc6 this evening at Ca-pen-
ters hail. eo-le- OF Tniri ana Exchange
streets II. timers VII ma. with the cor
ulce.nazers Action will be taken with ref