St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
SAINT PAUL.
SIDESKOWS.

There will be a concert and hop at Rama
lev pavilion, White Dear lake, this evening.
Ellie Langlios ana Margaret Smill were
committed 20 the state insane asylum from
the probate court yesterday.
The case of Thomas c. Powers against
Roger 5. Munger was argued and submitted
in the United States circuit court OF appeals
yesterday.
The Security Trust company has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate o. W.
Frederick Styee, who has devised his library
TO the city of ST. Paul.
The case of The Northern Pacific Railway
VS.. Albert II. GlaSpell, appeal from the dis
trict court of North DAKOTA was dismissed
Yesterday by the Uuited states court or ap-
peaIs for want of jurisdiction.
The reception and banquet to be given by
the Minnesota Society of the Sons OF lhe
American Revolution TO Gen. Horace Porter
and Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew Will take
place this evening at the Aberdeen.
Martin Danahy, Joseph SAuh and John
Slattery, the three crooks accused OF stealing
a large quantity of kad pipe from James
Middleton, were arraigned yesterday, ana
their hearing continued until this morning
Lewis Il Howard commenced an action
Yesterday against Elisha C. SpraSue 10 re
cover SIa,595 due on some property i'll Viii
kin county, Minnesota, Mr.. Sprague having
assumed the mortgage when he purchased
the property.
A concert will be given this evening at the
new Swedish NJ. E. church, corner OF Tenth
and Temperance streets, i'll aid of the organ
fund OF the Church of the Messiah, corner OF
Fuller and Kent streets. The programme is
an exceedingly attractive one.
Charles E Ellis and family left last even
ing for Boston. MIS- Ellis and children Will
summer At Maynolid, Mass. and on White
mountain. returning i'll September MI
Ellis will spend part of the summer with
them. returning 10 ST. Paul about Aug l. "a
This evening the Catholic Total AbstIn-
ence societies Of Ramsey county will give an
entertainment in Cretin hall. Addresses
Will be delivered by Rev. J. a. Gibbons and
Rev. Dr.. hefferon. \ choice musical and
literary programme has also been prepared.
Ellen ). Vale has commenced action for
divorce from Andrew Walle. The plaintiff
states that they were married in November,
1856, and her husband deserted her III 1885
She asks for the custody Of their infant
daughter ana the right 10 resume her malcen
name. Ellen :. Levercos.
Louis Ferguson is suing the Michaud Car
pet company to recover S37S which he
alleges Is due him on 4 contract made with
them while in their employ as carpet layer
Christian j. MIlsted has brought similar
suit against the same company, but for
smaller amount.
James Wheeler, alias Kid Wheeler, es-
terday pleaded not guilty 10 the charge of
stealing SD in money and valuable di a
4, nral il
case was continued until this morning.
Farnham halls from saltwater, and Wheeler
was showing him the town. when the theft
is alleged to have taken place.
The conference commtte, so called by the
grace of the Bell charter, met at the city hall
last evening, and the heads OF the various
deDartments submitted their respective re-
ports for the month of May. The figures that
interest the public have already appeared in
these columns. This was the final meeting
of the committee as now constituted, and the
reform government will upercede Today.
A. B. Keller prominent Republican of
Leavenworth, kas., and ex-senator Ingalls,
alternate to the convention, arrived in the
city yesterday morning en- route to Mime
.apolis. where he VIII be quartered with the
Kansas delegation during the convention.
Mr.. Keller was accompanied by his wife and
daughter who will be guests of B. II. Evans
and family at White Bear lake.
The hack and cab drivers union held a
meeting last evening. Two new members
were installed, Harry Harper and E. God
bout The new officers elected were: John
Egan, president; P. Nash, vice president;
Carl Frich. secretary; Leopold IIilger, treas
urer; Charles Fitzpatrick. financial secretary;
William Cady and John Kripps. delegates TO
the trades and labor assembly; William Pliss,
Chris Steiner and james Flanagan, trustees;
Harry Harper, sergeant alarms: John Ahl-
quist guide; Mike Ryder, delegate to hall
board ~. ..-r-