St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-26
SH!NT RUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The employees of Field, Manner d 90;
cave a delightful dance at Lltt Hall
last night.
Tickets for the Henry Watterson
lecture have been placed on sdle a.
Howard & FarwelPs.
Tonight Webster Lodge No. viii
have work in the third rank at Pyth7
ian hall SO East Third street.
Mrs. Julia Nelson, state W G. Nv. 7. y.
lecturer, will spsak tonight on W ON
an Suffrage at the capitol.
The chamber of commerce had no
business before it yesterday morning
and adjourned SON after meeting.
Clarence w Sanders has been adj
n7itted as a partner in the st. faul
Book and Stationery company.
The state historical society has re-
ceived a number of genealog!es OIL
prominent Massachusetts famlhes'
The Professional club viii give
fancy dress bali at Turner hall to-
night Several prizes will be given
away.
Andrew Grindeland yesterday FLED
his oath of office as member OF INC
state normal school board with the
secretary of state.
Mrs. Lake delivered her final lecture
at the house of representatives chanls
Der last night before good-slzed ana
appreciative audience.
The PRINCIPALS of the city schools met
yesterday afternoon at o'clock to dis
cuss the work of the present term
with the superintendent.
The Randall Halbert Lumber COM
panv, of Luverne, has filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary OF
state. The capital stock is $40, 900.
The Manufacturers Fire Equipment
Company of New Jersey has begun
proceedings to foreclose mortgage
for 81, 800 against John Hanson ct al
The suit of Laura Lowndes ct al, as
executors, to recover from ). Is. Jet
s.. 200 alleged to be due on note IS
On trial before Judge Kerr and jury.
Gov. Clough has appointed Samuel
F. Fullerton of Duluth, member OF
the state game and fish commission,
vice n. P. Andrus, whose term has eX-
pired.
A series of revival meetings will be
commenced at the First German NJ. E.
church tonight Rev. Joseph Kern, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, will be present
to assist.
A meeting to consider municipal at
fairs will be held in the Eighth ward,
at Brandt hall, corner of University
and Western avenues, tonight at
o'clock. All are invited.
Judge Brill and jury are engaged
hearing the suit of Foot, SchulZe d
Co. against William B. Hathaway,
being an action to recover 800 alleged
to be due on contract.
Several engineers of the larger plants
in the city called on the governor yes
terday in the interests of Mr.. Clark,
the State boiler inspector, whose re-
appointment they desire.
Sophia johnson, q young woman who
lived at G58 Sims street, was yesterday
examined in the probate court on
charge OF insanity and ordered COM
mitted to the asylum at Rochester
Jacob NJ. Liendecker the furnishing
goods dealer who made an assignment
a few days ago, yesterday filed Il
schedule of assets and liabilities. The
assets are placed at $3,621.75, and the
liabilities at $2,63140,
The Municipal league will meet to-
night at the Commercial club rooms.
All are invited. Progress made upon
the new charter will be reported, and
committees from the several wards
will report actions taken.
Judge Egan yesterday heard the suit
of Nils Engstrom against J. II. Hare
ct al. to recover $40 for hay sold by
defendant, in which plaintiff claims
an interest, and the money for which,
it is claimed. was converted to his
own use.
In the suit of Viola D. Nation to res
cover from Haynie & Co. 5000 for dam>
age done to fur garments by moths
while they We're stored with the de-
PENDANT, the jury in Judge Kerr's court
yesterday returned a verdict for $40 in
favor of the plaintiff.