St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-27
National league will meet Tuesday evenil
and will be addressed by prominent citizen

| National league will meet Tuesday evenlh
and will be addressed by prominent citizens.
Delegates to Chicago may be elected.
j. ]. Flynn and A. Brady are charged by
| Ole GilbertsOn with coming into his room
and stealing a suit of clothes and $25 in
money. The case was continued to Dec. 30.
j. Zuckerman, who lives at 439 Seventh
avenue south, Minneapolis, came down last
/ night and reported to the police that his
| fifteen-year-old son had disappeared from
home.
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday in the register of deeds office of the
Powers Dry Goods company. The capital
stock is $3.50, 900, divided into 5000 shares
of $50 each.
Hon. William l.. Kelly will leave tonight
for Grand Forks. He goes there to speak
at the great Parnell parliamentary fund
meeting to-be held at Grand Forks to-mor
row night.
The assault and battery case of William
guire, the man who struck him, is still at
large, and the boy who figured in the case
is said to be dangerously hurt.
Commissions have been issued to W. A.
Morris, first lieutenant of Company E.
bCCUHu db alD6IG L6d, VICE (JTdy.
resigned, and to P. O'Brien. second lieu
tenant of the same company, vice Morris,
promoted.
Members of the old Second Minnesota
residing at st. Paul are requested to meet
at the Office of A. R. Keifer, 100 East
Seventh street, Monday at o'clock, p. m,
for important business.
j. L. Mcmillan & Co.. pork packers.
gave all their employees Christmas present
Thursday evening, and paid them their
full weeks wages besides. Such things are
much more pleasant to record than strikes
and boycotts
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria 1853 Eva street, 1O5 University
avenue and at the corner of Hague and
Grotto streets. Scarlet fever at 1923 Law
son street. Thirteen births, two marriages
and one death.
The annual state convention Of county
superintendent Of schools will convene at
the capitol Monday evening. continuing
through the following day. Monday even
ing will be devoted to organization and all
address by State Superintendent Kiehle
l.. w. Heintzelman has brought a suit in
the district court against the Druid Relief
! association of the State of Minnesota to re-
cover 81, as the heir of his son. Harry
c. Heintzelman, who was member of the
association at the time of his death.
Detectives Kenally and Ahern arrested
John Lehan on the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets last night for diserderly
| Conduct. He broke away from the officers
| and secreted himself in a boarding house.
In taking him out N. S. Sherman interfered
with the officers and he was also locked
| up.
On Wednesday evening next the Crusad-
ers will dedicate their new hall on Wabasha
street. between Sixth and Seventh, with
musical and literary entertainment. Among
the speakers will be James R. Corrigan of
Minneapolis. Thomas and c. D. O'Brien
and Father Stanley.
The Father Mathew T. A. Society will
hold public mass meeting at Pfieffer's
hall on the occasion of the sixteenth ami
versary of the organization of their associa-
Jion. Jan. 10. Bishop Ireland and other
prominent temperance speakers will make
addresses.
There was good attendance at the social
entertainment given at the Temperance
Union and Bethel Mission last evening.
The musical numbers were furnished by
Misses May Pretre NJ. F. Brisbin. Mrs. E.
Item and Mr.. Kreusch. The readings were
given by Mr.. Lichtenberger. Several
numbers were heartily encored. and the ex-
ercises throughout were very interesting.