St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-25
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.

The Gas Light Company of Minneapolis
fled articles increasing their liability to
s., 25O, Geo yesterday.
col. Bobleter regrets that the various coun-
ties are much slower than usual in making
their June settlement.
The Milwaukee road will run special to
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. Paul at the close Of the
opening hop at the Hotel St Louis tonight.
W. ]. Tuiiey, who resides at 495 ST. Peter
street. has been appointed janitor at the
Snantral police station, vice Thomas A. Bren-
szian, resigned"
- The last two performances of Fra Diavola'
will be given at the Metropolitan this after
noon and evening prince MethuSaleh"
WILDE produced tomorrow evening.
Rev. William P. Laudon, assistant pastor
of House of Hope church. will address the
mems meeting III /. NJ. c. A. hall, Lowry
Arcade, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
. Edward Swanberg was charged with keep
Ing his saloon az $50 Payne avenue open
Thursday night after midnight by Sergeant
Larson He paid fine of SIS for so doing.
The trial of Patrick Fiiben. charged with
assault on Assistant City Attorney Hearn,
was continued in the police court yesterday
a. the request of W. P. Murray, who ap-
reared for FiIben.
George Hammer. Elizabeth Jackson and
Catherine Kahn were examined In the pro-
bate court yesterday touching their sanity
and were ordered taken to the Rochester
hospital for treatment
Rev. ". ). Vail will preach for the Uni
yersafist society tomorrow morning at II
o'clock in the Grand Sermon, TO Get
Into Heaven You Must Take II With You"
~ bo 4, los
The first tournament of the Minnesota Ten
mis- club will be held al the club grounds at
Hamline this afternoon at O'Clock. There
are sixteen entries, and the occasion promises
10 be an interesting social event aside from
the games.
The last meeting of the clergymen's aSsoei-
- alton will lie held in Central Park Methodist
church Mo2day morning. Subject The
Relation Between Evangelistic Services and
the Regular Work of the Minister" by DR.
George " Davis.
William Wilson. a colored individual,
broke into the room of a companion and
stole a suit Of clothes He was arrested by
Oncer Fraser with the garments IN his DOS
session, and Will explain the circumstances
Monday TO Judge Twohy.
The Bode.sa concert saloon on East Sixth
4. -
Yesterday all assignment being made to Will
lam 5 Conrad by The pgoprietors for the
benefit of creditors The place, it is elsimed,
viii be reOpeued Monday.
The Chief Lode Mining company. of St.
Paul, with Il capital stock Of $500 and the
Norgren OfStillery company Of Minneapolis
with capital of so, COO. were incorporated
Yesterday. The incOrpoIators of the latter
are G. Nergren, 8. E. Wilson and G. G.
kirdseth, Of Minneapolis
Annie MeGrew called on the governor yes
terday, seeking pardon for her husband.
who was sent to the state prison from Brain
erd q year or so ago Tor robbery. She was
yesterday accompanied by her two children,
i've ana ten wears of age. The governor
listened to her appeals, and will give the
case due consideration.
State Printer Ramaley declares that it will
be necessary 10 have two tickets for the elee-
ton this fall. as the names to be printed are
so numerous that a ticket three feet in
length would be necessary TO contain them
all The names of the electors alone will re-
Quire nineteen inches. while the state ticket
Will require at least fifteen inches of space.
The worlds fair commissioners meet TO-
day 10 open bids for the construction of the
Minnesota building Supt Hunt was at the
capitol yesterday, and stated that he should
not make another report of the condition Of
the funds until the reports from the various
counties are all in. He says, however, that
the money Will all be forthcoming when it is
needed.
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases yesterday: Elizabeth Curriden ct
al. respondent VS.. st. Paul & Northern
Pacific Railway Co., appellents, argued
and submitted. Richard F. Nachbriebs.
respondent VS.. Michael Dyran. appellant,
argued and submitted. Fannie Sabledowsky,
plaintiff appellant VS.. Marion Arbuckle ct
al, defendant respondent VS.. Edwin s.
Chittender, defendant appellant, argued
and submitted. Robert Christensen, repel-
liant VS. P. j. Fosterin. appellant. Ordered
entered; motion to dismiss appeal denied
aud order to show cause discharged