St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-04
Fresh. Soft, Elastic Kid Gloves
For gentlemen. at the"P plymouth" corner
SMALL TALK.

Tomorrow is the last day to pay water
rents on high service and save per cent.
.'Shams and Realities is the subject on
which Rabbi Hess will discourse at 7:30 this
evening.
Jules Lambert has entered suit against
Victor Launry to recover $2e6 upon a prom
issory note.
The Equitable Life Insurance company, of
New York, has been readmitted to do bust
ness III Minnesota.
Gospel temperance meeting at the Float
ing Bethel at 7:3O o'clock. Good music and
speaking. ALI meetings free.
Judge Kerr has filed an order declaring
judgment in favor Of Bertha Rose against
Sallie ". and Richard f. Marvin for Sl96H.
In the cause of j. f. Tostevin ct al. against
Esther Grissen ct al, Judge Otis has filed an
order declaring judgment in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS.
The personal injury case Of Robert Hen
dersoragainst the st. Paul G. Duluth railway
company is still in course of trial in Judge
Egan's court.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday to the
health commission from 66SI2 East Fourth
street, and diphtheria was reported from 921
WelIes street.
N. Strong and George Ostrander have filed
mechanics liens for Si949 on the Great
Northern railroad for work done for Con
tractor NJ f. Hills in Todd county.
The committee on streets from the board
of aldermen were to have had special meet
ing last evening 10 consider the old Bell
claim, but they failed of quorum.
officer Thomas Calvin broke in the door OF
Mr.. Bernhard's store, 43S Wabasha street,
early this morning and extinguished bla re
which was fast developing INTO serious fire.
George II. Orme has begun an action
against Charles G. Mackubin to recover $500
damages for breech Of warranty TO property
bought at the price of $3.50 by plaintiff
from defendant.
Intelligence is received from Illinois of the
serious illness Of Father Chiniquay, so that
his lectures are postponed until further no.
tice. Buyers OF tickets can have their money
refunded at Dyer's.
The criminal cases were continued by
order of Judge Cornish yesterday until the
March term of the district court which opens
Monday. The Ramsey county grand jury
will be in session Monday.
City Treasurer Refs had all his clerks busily
engaged yesterday in sending out cards ask
ing for the payment of sprinkling assess
ments the coming summer, They number
1900 in round numbers, aggregating $4,000
The Minnesota Accident Insurance com
pany elected the following officers for the Ell.
suing year: H. D. Brown. president; Fl. E.
Won Wedelstaedt, vice president; Charles A
Van Duzee, treasurer; George E. SchnabeI,
secretary.
Miss Queenie Walker. OF Bates avenue, was
very pleasantly surprised last evening by
number of her friends The evening was
passed in dancing and games. Among those
present were Clara Winker. Johanso HolI,
Carrie Wielde, Irene Milan. Stella Thorn
orth, Kate Fifield, Ida Miller, Aggie Sahr,
Clara Meier. Fannie Hainiin, Alice Quist,
Rose Murphy, Messrs. McCleary. Warner
Schultz and Miller.
This afternoon at / rs the High School De-
batting and Entertainment society will meet
and discuss the question, Resolved, That
Woman Should Possess Equal Political
Rights With Man." The speakers will be:
On the affirmative, Miss Helen D. Sar gent
and William r. Langford; on the neg atiFe,
j. Ernest Gregory and Miss Daisy Waller.
The debate promises to be hotly contested,
as the school is pretty evenly diviaed on the
question. The class Of '94 will contribute to
the entertainment.
Miss Rose Farrell was pleasantly surprised
by her friends at her home 1015 Minnehaha
street, last Monday evening Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs p Brennan. Mr..
and Mrs. P. Kelley, MIR. and Mrs. T. Farrell,
Mrs. Claffey, Mrs. E. Farrell, Misses NJ. Barry.
NJ Martin, j. Keane, NJ. Keane. N.
Duffy, M. Snaith, X. Snaith. l..
Dowd. NJ. Murphy, NJ. Byrons,
L. Farrell. N. Keane, K. Fleming. Murphy,
B. Farrell. N. Hanley, NJ. Quilligan. A. Quill
ligan, Burke. Dikeman. n. Farrell, Messrs.
a. Ryan, r, SnaiIh, T. Garvigan d. Keogh,
W. Keogh, H. Trowbridge, Farrell, J. Keane.
p McDonough, NJ. Conroy, E. Keane, w.
Murphy, j. Keane. nj. Ryan, l.. Murphy. j.
Rowan, f. Kennedy, f. Seisk, Dikeman, W.
r Reardon.