St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
SAINT PAUL.
TERsE AND TELLING.

scarle. fever was reported TO the health
Office yesterday from 5l5 Moore avenue.
The cause OF Charles &. Parker agasnst ".
p JeWett is sflil on trial III Judge Brilfs
court
order your Minneapolis abstracts OF the
Miunesota Title Insurance and Trust com
pany.
The personal Injury case Of Annie Purcell
against the st. Paul City Railway company
Is in the hands Of the jury.
pThe regular meeting OF the Central W. c.
Il. T. Will be held this afternoon at O'CLOCK
IN the parlors Of the Y. NJ. &. q.
A special meeting OF the ST. Paul Press club
mas been called for Sunday afternoon TO pass
up6n the resignation Of President Hall
The several Royal Arcanum councils Of
this city are contem plating the erection OF
sultable building in which to hold their
Ineetings, etc
Anna gperlIne was granted divorce from
John SperIing Yesterday by Judge Cornish,
upon proof Of wlllful desertiOn for more
than three years.
Local Assembly No 1893, X. Of l., had
large attendance NJ last nights meeting
Laror Commissioner Cassery read all inter
estlng paper on ''Chih Labor
AUllt WAFu lll44Lby N444 bifN init N''-~
performances at the Metropolitan OF her
new comedy, The slcpdaughter.' The en-
gagemeut closes with The saturday matinee.
Frnnk l. Ffayne is playing to good houses
nj Hillonf A matinee viii be given today.
The prnlrie FIRE scene il well worth seeing
Dolgning's New Orleans Cre0les will be tie
attraction next week
1sic annual meeting Of the st. Panl Acad-
. sfrfH m Ill al
school building tomorrow eyening at b
O'Clock. Prot. e. y. Scot viii read paper
on "Anthracite Coal fields
james Kotpour who was acquitted Of
ftealing the horse. phAelon and lap-robe Of
william Cunningham, was put on trial yes
tcr1ay upon an indictment charging the lar
ceuy Of a dicss belonging To Mrs. Cunning
ham.
Tho last lecture IN the 7. NJ. c. A. course
viii be given by Rev. 4. D. Neill, ID, IN
Association uull. Lowry Arcade, this evening
ats O'Clock Subject The Administration
Of Washington as First President" Admls-
sion free.
Charles +. Underbill Of New York. will
close the star course ~ the Peoples church
tonight with II progrAmme from Dickens
lie viii give "Dr Mahgold, The Cheap
.nck" aud Mr. Wiuklcs Midnight AdYen
turcs
The trades and lnhor assembly committee
on May day demonstration met last night TO
discuss plans 1t was determined to hold Il
mass meeting on the evening Of Mny 2.
Prominent speakers wil be secured for the
occasion
a special car over the inlerurbnn line Will
convey the St. Paul newspaper men TO Min
ucnpolig Saturday The car will leave the
Hotel Ryan at f:3D o'clock. The morning
newspaper men viii be enabled TO return
shortly after O'Clock.
John r. OBrien asks judgment against
the H. Paul CITY RAILWAY company for 5000.
Ou the 2lth Of February last the pl0intf WAS
elected from a Fourth street cable car after
being assaulted aud beaten, the conductor
claiming That the transfer check rendered
was not good.
There was further argument yesterday be-
fore Judge Kelly upon the demurrer to the
indictment charging Frederick Weber with
embezzling the funds 10 the extent Of S2S
belonging to Norwaefts lodge Of odd Eel
lows. Judge Kelly will take time TO invesu-
gate the question before deciding the de
murrer
There is some very elaborate scenery in
"Superba' 10 be produced at the Grand
Sunday evening. The final transformation
by loyt. "Thc Fountain Of Dew drops, with
its innumerable prismatic chan es and gilt
tering tnblennx of sporting nymphs and
Ehapely naiads is one Of the most elaborate
scenes ever shown In pantomine, and
eclispses any transformation setting used by
R travelling organization.
Judge Egan is trying the case OF Charles
II Colgrave against Charles w. Walker.
The action was brought to rec over Sl,J50, as
money advanced under the impression that
the defendant had secured Two patents that
he was about TO dispose OF for fabulous
sums The plaintin asserts that the defend
ant misrepresented matters to him in order
60 secure adyencements OF money.
John Ryan. a boy OF twenty years, pleaded
guilty of. petit larceny Yesterday. and was
sentenced by Judge Kelly to ninety days in
the woIkhouse. lie was indicted for the
larceny of goods from the store of George
W. Waterson on Daytons Bluff. lie is
bookhinder and worked SIX years at the Plo-
neer Press bindery. His mother had mort
gnged her house for $50 To deposit that
sum as bail, and was yesterday refunded the
money.
The law directing that the doctors and 9th
ers presiding at births and attending at
deaths shnll report to the health Office within
five days in the first instance aud within
twenty-siX hours in cases OF death, is not
always strictly observed. A praetieing ply
sician OF the city reported his cases of births
yesterday for the first time covering period
since the 4th OF october. 1870. That accounts
for the long list of births in the GLOBE this
morning.
Frank Daniels new song, Dead On to
Ne is one of the hits of Little Puck this
season. lie will sing it at the Metropolitan
Sunday night. when he begins four nights
engagement. Hilda Thomas will also be
hcnrd'in two new songs and Bessie Samson
Will sing Brooklyn Bridges" MISS Julie
Kingsley will execute the new lerpsichorean
craze the serpeuline dance aud Bert Coote
will sing, rs only he can sing it, For Thee
My Love-
he equity cause of Mary Jane Mari
against Charlotte X. Shah was argued yester-
day before the United States circuit court.
The action involves 100 acres of land in Hen
nepin county. The lands went into the
hands of Mrs Shah's husband on a parole
agreement Of sale it is now claimed that the
conditions of the agreement haze not been
lived up 10, and M effort is being made to
Oust the widow from the land.
In the action of the National Investment
Company against Frederick W Steig and
George II. Schickler. Judge Kerr has filed an
order deciding that if Frederick W. Steig
does not pay S54S Is as part of the purchase
money on lot . of George H. Schicklor's ad-
Oition within thirty days, the contract for
sale shall be Cancelled. and the lot revert 10
the National Investment company. The
purchase price of The lot was s.. @2225. OF which
S202 only has been paid, and default III other
payments was made.
Easter Number Fun and Fashion,
The best yet. Free at the Plymouth.
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