St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-10
SAINT PAUL.
PICKED UP AT RANDOM.

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The assembly will hold regular meeting
this evening.
Judge Kerr will begin the trial of criminal
cases next Monday.
The Georgia Minstrels give matinee at
Hllton'S Play House today.
Frederick Nelson has sued Robert Deyine
to recover S433 attorney fees
\ smoking concert will be given by the
Commercial club this evening.
The Chicago Ladies' quartette will give
q. eonee.t in Association hall Friday evening.
The annual election of officers OF the
chamber of commerce will occur on the 2Oth
inst
The c. H. Paddock Lumber company
recovered verdict OF 500 against John Hill
~ Co.
Prof. Kirke will lecture at Litehfeld for
the benefit of The high school at that place
tomorrow, Wednesday, evening.
Supt. B. T. Davis, of the Winona schools,
aud " F. COrrie. of Duluth, were callers at
the capitol Yesterday
QThe assembly committee on claims failed
TO geta quorum yesterday. and another at
Tempt will be made this afternoon.
o. q. Wilson has gsrniSheed the funds of
!. c. Saea. in the hands Of Ed 5. Bean and F.
j. Abbey. to satisfy a claim of Sl9dSS
\ stated meeting Of the Minnesota com
rnandrv Of the Loyal Legion viii be held this
evening st the West hotel Minneapolis
\ number Of the federal officers have gone
20 Duluth TO be present ST the opening of the
United States circuit and district courts
today.
James O'BrIen WAS sentenced TO ninety
GAYS st the worKhOuSe yesterday afternoon
Tor stealing an overcoat from Shirk's livery
stable
There was no business for the members of
the chamber of commerce to transact yester-
day ana an immedicte adjournment was
Sken-
Supt Kiehle and Dean Pattee will be in
Alukato Thursday for the purpose of exam
Wing the graduating class OF the normal
school
\ division of the presbyterv of St Paul is
being proposed. aud will come up for action
IL the synodical which will shortly meet in
Duluth.
Max OrenStein, a merchant tailor at n
East Fourth street made an assignment yes
ferday to Harold Harris for the benefit of
general creditors.
The grand jury was in session but short
time yesterday. 1t is stated that the work
has been completed and q report will be
made this morning.
The St Paul Daily News Publishing COM
pany has been called into court to defend an
action brought by james Hogan to recover
1882 for paper furnished.
The Minneapolis Pressed Brick company
Increased its capital stock to S2j0,000 yester-
day. while the Northwestern Turner union,
OF ST. Paul, filed articles OF incorporation.
The annual inspection of the St. Paul
Camp No. I. Sons OF Veterans, took place last
evening The inspection was witnessed by
number of members Of Acker post, G. A r
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
Office yesterday from Is Summit court and
101O Harrington and diphtheria was reported
from 59S Reaney and the city and county
hospital
An elocutiouarY and musical entertain
ment will be given this evening at the East
Presbyterian church, corner Of East Seventh
and Ross streets, by Mrs. j. A. Stemen and
the church choir.
William G. Carr. of Rochester, n. Y. who
has been giving Bible readings at various
places in the city, will this week continue
his readings at $50 East Fourth street each
day at 10 a m, 12:3) p. m. and p. m.
Twenty-three members of the Fellowship
soeietymet at the Colonnade last evening
for their usual monthly banquet. Some
happy speeches and laughaDe stories were
contributed to the feast and the occasion
Bas as pleasant as former ones.
An impression has been created that the
drug store of P. c. Lutz was responsible for
the poisonous potion made up in error,
which. as reported in yesterdays GLOBE,
might have caused the death of prominent
doctor In justice to Mr.. Lutz, it should be
said that his was not the store at which the
potion was secured.
Barney Devlin 4 waiter at the Bodega.
was arrested by Detective Koran last night
forthe larceny Of an $50 gold watch from
j. B. Constans. The watch was stolen on
March II. but Delyin was not suspected
until recently. It was found in his possession
when searched at the central station.
The sale of seats tor the Gathering of the
Clans unique entertainment to be given
at the Metropolitan Friday evening" will
open at the box Office this morning. The
entertainment is given under the auspices of
lhe st. Andrews society. 1t will be one of
Ehe finest amateur performances seen in the
city Over 200 young ladies and misses of
The city will participate.
The eight characters presented by Jennie
O'Nei Potter in her monoIogue called
"Flirts and Matrons.'' every attribute of
growth is shown. The makeup of the face
TO represent increasing years. and even the
characteristics of the figure, are said to be-
come changed as the play proceeds. Miss
Potter appears at the Metropolitan Saturday
evening.
Another fair-sized audience greeted Fred
erick Warde at the Metropolitan last even
ing, and enjoyed his beautiful production of
1.-THE Lions Mouth Tonight the play will
be presented for the last time and tomorrow
evening the tragedian will close his engage
ment with a performance of Damon and
Pvthias-' Mr. Warde is the best Damon ON
the stage, and Charles Herman gives splendid
support as Pyihias.
Charles H McGurrin. of Kalamazoo, Mich,
Is in the city. Mr.. McGurrin is an official
stenographer and United States commits
sioner. he is one of the swiftest stenogra-
pliers in the Union. He is writer of the
Graham system, and claims record of over
800 words a minute. Mr.. McGurrin is also an
expert typewriter. and can manipulate a
Remington as quick as any other man or
woman in the country. He is to give an ex-
hibition of fast shorthand and typeWriting at
an early date in this city.
Of Interest to Fishermen.
The passenger department of 1.-THE
Burlington" has just issued a handy lit
tie circular Of interest to all who enjov a
good days sport. 1t has been compiled
to afford Sportsmen information in a
compact form of the various points
along its line where good fishing can BE
n al IN q ion