St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-31
SAINT PAUL.
SAID AND DONE.

assemble in regular session at 10 a. M to-
morrow.
Judge Kelly has decided that John NJ
Bowman is not entitled 10 judgment against
Michael Lux.
There were four minor permits issued from
the building inspectors office yesterday. ag-
gregating 81, 400.
The ST. Lukes Aid society vii meet at the
residence of Mrs. Alveso, 527 Broadway,
Friday afternoon.
A regular meeting of Constellation Chap
ter. O. E. $, will be held Wednesday evening
in Masonic hall.
City Comptroller Ponthan yesterday made
out the city pay rolls for the month OF jan
uary. They will so before the council Tues
day evening.
An address TO men will be delivered by
John D. O'Brien, Esq, in Crusaders hall.
corner Fort and Sixth streets. at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
Michael Foley, of the Clarendon hotel, to-
gether with Lawyer Dodge, of Fargo, and
Dennis Murphy, of st. Paul, has gone to
Jamestown, y. d.
Nellie Holmes, who was arrested Thurs
day, accused OF stealing valuable cloak,
mad her case continued uuul Tuesday, when
she will have jury trial.
n. S Macy has sued Alex Donnald and C,
". Slayten upon $1,000 promissory note,
and garnished funds in the hands of the
Globe Compromising company.
The regular monthly meeting of the Como
Avenue and Rice Street union Will be held
tomorrow evening at Horman's hail. corner
Of Rice street and University avenue.
The committee on streets from the board
of aldermen will meet tomorrow evening,
and the committee on claims from the same
body will meet at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
A small blaze in the basement of ST. Vim
cents church on Blair street brought out the
department last evening. The fire was
started by the furnace. and was put out with
only a nominal loss.
The Joint committee of the council on
acquisitions met yesterday afternoon and
passed upon the application made for the
different departments of the city for supplies
for the coming month.
In the cause of Frederick j. Romer against
Frank W. Farrar and others Judge Kelly
finds that the plaintiff has q mechanic lien
for 81 245.75 and directs a sale OF property in
Terrace Park to satisfy the lien
The action of William E. Lee against G. P.
Pillsbury ct al, to recover for an alleged in
fringemeut upon a patent seed separator, is
still on trial in the United States circuit
court, Judge R. Nelson, presiding.
An open meeting of the st. Paul Theosoph-
Zeal society will be held Wednesday evening
nj 1913 Globe building. A E. Glover, of
Minneapolis, will read a paper on Rein
earnation,' illustrated by blackboard draw
ings.
The case of Fred P. Elliott against The Chi
eagO, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Rail
road Company was called yesterday in the
United States circuit court. Judge Edgerton
presiding. The ttial will begin at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow.
beautiful statue of the Sacred Heart will
be blessed at st. PatriCEs church at high
mass today at 1915 a. m. The blessing cere-
monies will be performed by Rev. Father
Gibbons. assisted by Rev. Father Conway,
who will preach the sermon.
The motion in arrest of judgment III the
case of j. d. Blake. of Minneapolis. convicted
of sending dun for bill on postal card,
was argued before Judge Edgerton of the
United States district court, yesterday. De-
eision on the motion was deferred
A testimonial entertainment will be ten
dered TO Miss Marguerite Morton by her
pupils Thursday evening at Association hall
a fine dramatic programme is being pre-
pared. Miss Morton will appear in two reel
sations, one of them being a request number
The February term of the district court
opens tomorrow. There will:be no grand
surY at this term. The calendar comprises
us jury cases, 119 court cases and 40 criminal
cases. The Michael arson case will be pro-
ceeded with in Judge Cornish court the
First thing tomorrow.
William Heffernan has begun an action
nOO TYNcf ri 49,
JohnJ. Rhodes to recover 500 deposited bv
d. R. Rundel with the condition that it was
10 be refunded when he should retire from
the business of selling fuel. The claim was
assigned to the plaintiff
In the cause of Burns & Shaw against Car l
j. Carlson ct al, Judge Kelly has decided
that the plaintiffs are entitled to judgment
against Carlson for S172 90 but has no lien
against the real estate described prior to the
claims of the defendants. George R Fling
and the Connecticut Nut ual Life Insurance
company.
St. Paul Council No. 2, Order of Chosen
Friends, installed its officers at the last reg
ular meeting as follows: Past councillor. r
q. Bausher; councillor, John Taylor; vice
councillor, Mrs. II. L. De Long; secretary
Julius Wolfsberg; treasurer, Mrs. +. Karr;
marshal, George A. Torentz warden, Miss
M. A. Churchill: guard, Miss NJ. G. Abusual;
sentry. Robert Waddell
Mr. and Mrs. Jason w Wait will give
private organ recital at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening at Sis p. m.
O'Clock MIR j. Lewis Browne, organist of
the Immaculate Conception cnurch. Mime
apolis. will preside at the organ, assisted by
Miss Susie Mckay, soprano, Westminster
church, Minneapolis
The chamber of commerce committee on
auditorium met yesterday afternoon at the
Office of George c. Squires and discussed
the subject. A report was agreed upon and
will be made to the chamber next Wednes-
day, but Mr.. Squires declined to indicate
what course would be taken 1T would be
diseourteous to anticipate our report" he
Mid
Rev. W. 5. Vail will preach for the Uni
versalist society in the Grand opera house
Sunday morning at II O'Clock Sermon:
Leaders of Modern Thought; Lyman Abb
bott Successor to Henry Ward Beecher and
Editor of the Christian Union" The st. An
thony Hill orchestra will play Heavens
Choristers,' by Boyer and the University
male quartette will sing. All are welcome.
The only case OF moment In the municinal
court yesterday was the proceedings brought
stance of the officers of the Salvation Army.
The Douglass brothers were charged with
attending the services of the Salvationists
FOR the purpose of creating disturbances of
the peace, and the court being satisfied that
abe charges we're substantated, fined the de-
PENDANTS $40 each.
Rev. Frank T. Ripley will lecture and give
tests of the presence of spirit friends for the
Spiritual Alliance, at A. o. L. W. hall, Sew
enth and Minnesota streets. on Sunday even
Ing, Jan. 81, at p. m. Mr. Ripley holds
public test circles for the benefit of the alli-
ance every Wednesday evening at 125 West
Fourth street. Subject of lecture the even.
ing of Jan. 81, What Christianity Owes to
spiritualism." Mr.. Ripley will show up
Prof. Hermann's slate-writing trick to the
audience.
Judge Otis has filed decision in the me-
chamcs' lien case of owen II. o'NeilI as as
signee of the j. c. Hawley Lime COMPANY
against Oscar Hagvall and others. Liens are
ascertained as follows: In favor of the plain.
tiffs for lS14S.10; John Gordon for S2l: Fl.
mer Harvey, S23.5 D. NJ. Finlayson & 20