St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-05
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

The Ivy Leaf" will be seen for the first
time at the Metropolitan This evening.
carmen Up to Date" is drawing we'll at
the Hiltou's There win be a matinee today.
Mr.. Barnes of New York is doing an ex-
cellent weeks business at the Grand
The miscellaneous receipts of the state pub
lie school at Owatonna since the last report
amount to S45).45.
John P Rossbeck, the accused murderer OF
James Gibbons, viii be given preliminary
examination Saturday.
Charles Miller was given sixty days, IN the
police court yesterday morning, for stealing
an umbrella from Charles Fahtte.
uJoseph Mcdonald. who assaulted Tim
Minegan with pick several days ago, was
dismissed yesterday, as MineSan failed TO
appear agaSnst him.
Mary f. Rust has begun an action against
the Ramsey County La&d and Loan company
TO forecloSe Il mortgage for SOD in lot :,
block of J. j. Wards addition.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday to the
health officer from 1876 Minnehaha, go
Cherry and 1908 Fauquier streets. and diph-
iberia was reported from PSI Martin
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY is sning George II. Brown and
Others to foreclose mortgage for $1,000
upon lot ). block of Portland addition.
Christian Meyer demands judgment against
John c. Shea and Perry \. sharpe for 500
for rent of a building, and has garnished
funds in the hands of Sheriff Ed 5. Bean.
Judge Kerr has dismissed the case OF New
ton r. Frost against The ST. Paul Banking
and Investment Company and others i'll SO
far as Olaf Searle and John Stout Jr. are con-
cerned.
Nav day Will be observed by united labor
circles tomorrow night 4 mass meeting
will be held at Turner hall Among the
speakers will be Labor Commissioner Pow
ers, of Chicago
The Woman's Publishing Company Of Min
neapoliS, win a Sl100)) capital stock filed
articles OF Incorporation yesterday the in
corporaturs being Robert I. Lang, Willis A.
James and l. Parker Yeazey.
The Smith & Coulter Spice company. OF
Duluth. with $4,000 capital stock, filed no
tice of its incorporation yesterday. The in
corporators are David B. Smith, John W
Coultier-an Charles L. White, all of Duluth.
At the meeting Of Harnessmakers' Union
No. IS last night il was determined to give a
social ball at Turner hall Nav 2l. A. Trie-
inert and four others were named as a COM
nittee on arrangements. The union added
two new members to the Toll.
Mike Lynch. Dan Danford, Nike Moore,
Dan FlanberTy Joseph Crowley, viii Bren-
nan ana Pat Hill. the six young toughs ar
rested while attempting TO burglarize MoeG-
Ier's store, on Wabasha street Monday night,
will be given hearing III the municipal
court this morning.
The new central market is rapidly nearing
completion, AMI will be ready for occupancy
in another week. Fifty stalls for the use of
the sellers have been placed in the building.
and there are two wide promenades. extend
ing from Third to Fourth street. that give
ample room for the public.
William g. Carr. the we'll known Bible
teacher, of Rochester. y. Y, will give Bible
reading every morning. from 10 to II, at the
Missionary Institute, 15) East Fourth street.
He will also speak every afternoon at
clock. and Wednesday ana Thursday even
ing at the Gospel mission. p East Seve nth
street.
The supreme court routine yesterday is as
follows: +. Webster, appellant, VS.. Milo j.
Luther ct al, respondents. argued and sub
mitted; Henry r. King, appellant, VS.. John
5. Pillsbury ct al, respondents, argued and
submitted; George JOannun ct al. copart-
Ders as Joannuu & Hansen. appellants, 9s.
David Ogilvie ct al, RESPONDENT; Walter S.
Cox ct al. appellants, vs. Allen Marvel, re-
spondent both argued and submitted.
The executive committee of the State
Horticulture society, consisting of A ".
Latham, Ditus Day.J. s. Harris, La Gre scent,
s. B. Green and L. II. Wilcox. held a meet
ing at the capitol yesterday ard decided to
ask for an appropriation of $4,000 to make
an exhibit at the Columbian exposition.
The request was fled with the worlds fair
commissioners later in the day, but no action
was taken upon il.
Court Minnehaha, Indenendent Order of
Foresters. viii meet tomorrow evening at the
hail corner of Seventh and Minnesota streets.
where a number Of. candidates will be mi
tiated In response to the wishes of num-
Der of citizens of the West side. a court or
the Independent Order of F0resters will be
organized there in a short time. Deputy
Supreme Chief Ranger George f, Woolsey
has taken up the matter and the outlook
promises fair for charter list of over fifty
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