St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-14

Services and sermon at Jewish temple at
T:30 o'clock this evening.
j. H. Beck, who has been seyerelyill at his
home for some time with cold, is conval-
escing.
Mr.. and Mr. John B. Cook have returned
from their Eastern trip and have rooms at
the Windsor.
Next Wednesday evening the Retail Gro
GERS association Will give party at the
Windsor hotel.
Six minor building permits, for structures
10 cost 500 each. were issued from the build
ing inspectors Office yesterday.
The Great Northern railway has repaired
Its Casselton branch to Blanchard, and an
nounces that it is ready for business.
The railway clerks held a meeting at the
union depot last evening. A committee OF
the association is looking for new quarters.
THE Court Fools of Shakespeare is the
subject of the address which Rev. MIR Shut
ter will deliver before the Phlomathean So
ciety this evening.
Yesterday afternoon 125 delegates to the
Minnesota Presbyterian synod, in session at
Duluth, went by special train ON the Omaha
road to the Zenith City.
The Phlomathean society has been for
tunate i'll securing Rev. Marion d. Shutter.
of Minneapolis. for all address this evening
at Van Ellemett's hall, Seven corners.
Many friends will hear with regret of the
death of Mrs Carrie Lightner. of Philadel
Ihia. wife of n. F. Liehtner. formerly of st.
Paul, at her home, at S:33 yesterday morning.
This evening there will be held at the Ryan
hotel a meeting of the Librarieet Biblioteque
Franchise. officers for the ensuingyea T
will be elected and other business trans
acted.
The board of public works was TO receive
bids yesterday afternoon for filling up the
stagnant pool in block 96, Lyman Dayton's
addition. but as there was only one bid. from
William G. Mullin, in the sum of $1,000, and
that was regarded as too high. it was reject
ed. and the clerk was directed to advertise
again.
Two years ago lille Akerstrom made her
first appearance in this city and scored hit
with the public. Next week she comes again
to the Grand and brings her new play, Miss
Roarer," which was written by the little lady
herself Among the pleasing features of the
presentation OF Miss Roarer; is the singing
of the Mirror quartette. the dancing of
Miss Akerstrom and the exciting episode Of
Introducing fuil-f1edged and highly realis-
tic fox chase in the last act.
The supreme court considered The follow
Ing cases yesterday: Conrad Bauer, appel
liant, vs. Abraham Knable, respondent, sub
mitted on briefs; Mercantile Statement COM
pany, respondent, VS.. o. g. Kneale, appel
liant, argued and submitted: Edward NJ
johnson ct al, partners as W, H. Hinces q
Co.. appellants, vs. \. F. Howard. sheriff. ct
FL, defendants George j. Backus, assignee,
respondent, submitted on briefs.
The German Theater company. under the
direction of Mr.. Theodor Bollmann will pre-
sent next Sunday night for their fourth sub
scription performance, L'Arronge's success
full comedy in five acts. Doctor Klaus" An
English translation of this comedy under
the title of ''Doc;er Clyde has been pro-
duced in New York. where it had success
fuI run for 2G0 nights. A great deal of inter
est has been created i'll its production here
in German. and large house will undoubt-
eddy greet it.