St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-11
GLOBULES.

George S. Engle asks judgment agains.
LYMAN c. Dayton for s., 700 for services as
altorney-at-law.
The personal injury case of Ida Korte
against the G. G. Lewis Coal company and
others is still on trial before Judge Cornish
and jury a}t" -
Elwood S. Hand has sued Henry Lauer and
Charles Lauer to recover S4e5 for descriptive
advertisements of the New York Life Insur-
| ance company's building and the Endicott
and Arcade buildings.
Judge Brill sustained the demurrer to the
Indictment against William DeFranehy, who
vas charged with retailing liquors without q
license. The matter was referred back to
the grand jury for further investigation. -
Judge Otis is still engaged in hearing evil
dence in the suit of James A. Smith and r.
c. Lbbey against John E. Glover The ac-
ton involves timber lands on Pike river in
Ashland and Bayfield, counties valued at
$1,000
sThe personal injury case of Henry G.
Cooper against the city railway company is
being tried in Judge Egan's court Cooper
was injured in alighting from o street car on
Wabasha street in January, 1891 for which
lie wants 5000.
Mr. and Mrs. George Refs have arrived
home from their trip 10 Europe. They were
Yelcomed home by many friends and were
surprised by a Serenade at their home 708
Olive street, after which an enjoyable even
ing was spent by every one present.
Charles Dickson will Sunday, Nov. 10, pro
duee d new COMEDY at the Metropolitan
opera house. 1t is entitled "a Paltry Mill
ion'' Il is from the pen OF Charles Klein,
the author of by Proxy. the success of
which was SO marked that critics have called
him the coming American dramatist'
The great New York comedy success, ''The
Junior Partner" with the original New York
company, including Henry Miller, Mrs. Nc
Kee Rankin. Miss May Irwin and Miss Emily
Bancker, will be the attraction at the Metro
politan opera house for three nights begin
ming next Monday evening. Seats and boxes
for this attraction can now be secured at the
box office
a reception will be rendered this evening
toRey. John Wesley Dayids, pastor Of, Ok
ford NJ. E. church, corner st. Adams street
and Holly avenue. instrumental and vocal
music by Miss Hass of Rock Island and
Miss Jessie Turner, of ST. Paul Light re-
refreshments will be served by the ladies of
the church. A cordial invitation is extended
10 the public.
M6SSTS. IL. = harrington anu VI. IL. OlsOu
celebrated the Democratic victory by enter
tanning their numerous friends at 5l3 Jackson
son street, last evening, with dancing
party. Among those present were Misses.
jackson, Diiley, Dassell, Searle, Chambers,
Worrell, Parker. Hickman, Gordon. Beach
and Merrgold, and Messrs 5. j. Partridge,
F. V. Peterson, j. ". Cassin, j. ". Cassin, j.
Meyer j. Jerrard, j. W. Mahan Z. C. Jen-
nPV w q Carleton i IT RiopprStaff
Few of the Irish comedians who attempt
farce comedy have the uncuous hunor that
permeates Barney Ferguson's performance in
'McCarthy's Mishaps," which will be seen
next week at the Grand. One of the strangest
things in connection with Barney Ferguson
is the fact that he is quite deaf and cannot
| understand what is said to him, unless the
person speaking does so in very loud tone
ofvoce. but on the stage he never misses a
cue seeming to know intentiyely when it is
his time to speak.