St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-28
SUNDAY SoLIT ARIES.

state historical society. is i'll.
special meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:3)
o'clock.
Mrs. s. Sampson. of Duluth, Mimi, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. Heimbach, of 70
Prospect terrace.
A. D. Davidson was adjudged insane by
the probate courtyesterday,and will be taken
to the Rochester asylum.
The marriage of Miss Frances S. Gable, Of
Minneapolis, and Thomas V. Wilde, of this
city, is announced for June.
X. E. Neal took out building permit yes
terday for the erection of a $1,000 residence
on University avenue. near Baker street. fes
The board of management OF the Protestant
orphan asylum will hold an annual meeting
for business at Relief rooms. Wednesday,
May 81 at 10 a. N.
Notice has been received by the adjutant
general that pension he's been granted to
Mrs. Adelia Hopper. of Hutchinson, for Sl2
a month, TO begin July Is. 1892.
Miss Marie NJ. Van Geider will give song
recital, assisted by Claude Madden, violinist,
at the Peoples church, Friday, June I6, be-
fore her departure from ST. Paul.
Judge Kelly has oyerruled the demurrer to
the amen led and supplemental complaint of
the Mechanics Savings Bank OF Rhode
Island against Harrison Thompson.
P. II. Kelly, j. A. Gregg and E. " Smalley,
he committee on hall for the reciprocity
convention, closed the contract late yester-
day afternoon for the use of the Auditorium
for the purposes of the convention Oh June
S and 6.
The store of Edward McNamee at 2F East
Sixth street was broken into Friday night.
The thieves, after trying to kick in the door
of a safe, ransacked the desk. but secured
nothing of any particular value for their
pains.
In the case of Henry E. Southwell against
The HeSla Insurance Company ct al, Judge
Kelly has filed an order denying the mo ton
of Southwell for leave to file an amended
complaint in so far as the defendants. who
objected thereto and demurred to the original
bill, are concerned.
DR.. S. &. Smith will give lecture on Fri
day, June g at pm in the Peoples church.
Subject. ''The Jingle of the Dollar" This
subject handled by the eminent divine ought
to draw a full house, for he stands second TO
none as pulpit orator and lecturer in the
entire Northwest.
Tomorrow night at Labor hall. the painters
of the city will hold a mass meeting. Ad-
dresses will be made by several gentlemen
from ST. Paul and Minneapolis. 1t is intend
ed by the district organizer, F. j. Stanley. to
organize painters of both cities under char
tiers from the International brotherhood
The London Il Northwest American Mort
gage company. limited, has begun an action
against Edwin A. Sargent and William w.
Bishop 10 recover q balance of $500 due On
promissory note. The same plaintiff asks
judgment against Charles 5. HaWley and
Herman Fl. Hlllman for $3.50 due on notes.
The state auditor conducted a state land
sale in Moorhead Friday. 1t was far from a
success however 1t seems that the farmers
in that section are not prepared, or they have
not the desire. to make purchases. Only 24)-
acres were disposed of, and the average
amount realized did not exceed 81 an acre.
The Citizens party Of South St Paul have
substituted the name Of F. L. Henderson for
treasurer on their ticket III place of G. w.
Stopf, who refused to run. Mr.. Stopf has
accepted a nomination for treasurer on the
Peoples ticket. He is now treasurer of South
st. Paul, feri-
The motion to strike out parts of the an
swers of Bjorge Wells and Scheffer, in the
action against them for Selling the coal COM
bine books. was argued before Judge kerrln
special term yesterday and the matter taken
under consideration. The argument was ex-
tended and exhaustive and number of au-
thorities were cited 6YEa
The members of the State Editorial associa-
ton have returned from Chicago. About
twenty of them living i'll different parts or
the state were in the city yesterday en- route
10 their homes. The general observation Of
the editors is that they had an excellent
time in Chicago attending the editorial as
ISOLATION and the exposition.
Champion lodge. No. ID held one of, its
most enjoyable euchre parties last Wednes-
day eve at K. of P. hail. six ladies aud twelve
gentlemen participating. The ladies' and
gentlemens head prize was captured by
Mrs. A. l.. lander and George Cook; second
prizes, Mrs. George Cook and R. D. Malone;
foot prizes. Miss NJ onroe aud w. A. Drake
Tuesday afternoon the first annual field
meet of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Field
and Track association will take place at Kilt
sondale. The association is composed OF
Hamline, Carleton and Manchester. These
colleges will all have representatives in every
event The Carleton participants and their
friends are to come up in special train from
Mortified.
At meeting held Friday evening by the
former members of the Beau Monde Social
club it was decided to reorganiZe under the
title of the Beau Monde Fencing and Social
club. The following officers were elected
for the coming season: II. G. Mallette, presi-
dent; S. j. Gardner. vice presid emit; George
Faribault treasurer; N. Slotopolsky, secre-
tary.
There will be an excursion up the river this
afternoon to Fort Smelling and the Mime
haha fails The excursion will be under the
auspices of Capt. George Hays, and it is ex-
pected that there will be a large crowd in
attendance. The boat will leave the foot of
Jackson street at about 3 o'clock, and will re-
turn in the evening in time for supper.
Many of the members of the Lutheran synod
will accompany the excursion.
The three women and six men arrested at
shanty uear the armory Friday night were
given sentences of thirty days in the police
court Yesterday. Mrs. Santinello alias Mary
Jones, was arrested by Patrolman Tally yes
terday afternoon on charge of stealing a
lot of clothing from the building after the
inmates had been arrested. Her case was
continued to tomorrow morning.
The contracts for the erection of the Mari
borough, the new fiat building ON Summit
avenue have been awarded as follows: j. II.
Nickel. carpenter work and general con-
tractor; Lauer Brothers, Portage, red sand
stone; William Lynes. blue stone and founda-
tons; Michel McDonough & Bowers
plumbing: Northwestern Adamant Manu-.
featuring company, adamant cemept plaster:
the Standard Manufacturing company. of
Pittsburg. roll trimmed enamel bath tubs;
William Porten, brick work; George N
Durand, plastering. The work is being
rapidly pushed.
The police last night arrested Charles
MAXWELL, all eighteen-year-old lad. OIL q
charge of grand larceny. MAXWELL. up to
May l. was in the employ of George D. Rog,
ers. the proprietor OF the Oriental laundry,
at 81 Tenth street, as driver of one of the
laundry wagons. On that day he stole 800 in
cash. and disappeared from the city. After
he skipped out the accounts were gone over
and it was discovered he had embezzled
something like $50 in collections. He re-.