St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10
Min NEAPOLIS GLOBULEs

MIN NEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias this
morning.
The university oratorical contest will occur
on Friday.
Fay Templeton will be at the Grand a part
Of next week.
The Ames zouaves will hold a drill meet
ing this evening.
The Sons of Maine will hold meeting in
Curtiss' hall this evening.
Mrs. P 3. Winson. who has been seriously
i'll for some time, is convalescing.
The week opened well, in a business way,
and traffic was good for cold Monday.
The board of water commissioners will
meet in the city hall Thursday afternoon.
John Tierney paid fine in the sum of
81. so yesterday for a diversion of the peace.
The Wolf Tone rifles held well attended
drill meeting in the armory on Nicollet ave-
nue. last evening.
The st. Valentines market and skating
contest at Crccker rink tonight will attract
large attendance.
| A local society for the suppression Of vice
will be organized this evening. The police
say vice is at & low ebb at present
Rev. DR.. Wagner read an interesting paper
on Human knowledge at the regular
meeting of the city pastors yesterday.
! Next Sunday Rev. DR.. Campbell will
preach the special sermon at Plymouth
church in the interest of the Bible society.
! Frank Summers stole $40 lap robe from
John Sherry, farmer. Detective Caswel
caught the rascal and recovered the prop
erty.
| A plat was yesterday filed with the register
Of deeds of Grand View point, at Carson's
bay, Lake Minnetonka, containing seven
| lots.
The Democrats of the Fourth ward are
talking Of holding a meeting soon for the
purpose of inaugurating municipal campaign
work.
yesterday, clearing the gratiugs of the ice
which formed rapidly and INSTRUCTED the
| course of tie water.
Tonight the Democrats OF the First pre-
ciuct Of the Sixth ward will hold a meeting
at Martins hall, corner Washington and
Cedar avenues south.
The monthly meeting for business OF the
auxiliary of the Northwestern Hospital asso-
citation, will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
T. B. Walker on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Extensive preparations are being made for
draping the depots, engines, etc, OF the
Milwaukee road with mourning in respect to
the memory of the late general manager,
5. s. Merrill.
An overheated stove ignitsd the joist In
John Kings dwelling at No. 1911 Laurel
avenue, last evening. Box 81 was pulled
and the chemical extinguished the flames,
which entailed loss of about S25 only.
Meagher, the laundryman, wants to know
If you want your shirts washed for zen cents,
collars for one aud one-half and the balance
Of your linen in proportion. Find him in
the rear Of So Washington avenue south.
Thomas Corcorau, Of Corcorau township,
was the victim OF thief few days ago. Dur
ing the absence of the family someone got
away with Sl35 in cash which had been left
carelesslv in the house. Albert Gray, q miss
ing employe, is suspected
Through an error the boxing and wrestling
tournament, Ito occur at Market hall next
Monday night, was announced in all the pa
pers for last night Il will be an event
which will keep and our sporting people viii
enjoy 1t just as well week later.
The new board Of srbitrators have arrived
in the city and will endeavor to adjust mat
ters between the insurance companies and
the owners of the Academy of Music build
ing. It is the prevalent opinion that no
more trouble will be met in the premises.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights OF Pythias
meets on Tuesday aud the grand eneamp-
ment of the Odd Fellows will hold its annual
session. beginning "Wednesday. Head
quarters of both orders will be at the Nico.lei,
where rooms have been engaged for the Wis
ting delegates.
Some one fred revolver in front Of the
Paully house last evening. the bullet passing
through two doors and burying itself in the
wall The Office was filed with guests at the
time, but the range OF the bullet vas high
and no one was hit No one vas seen TO
fire the shot and no report was heard
The corooor impanelled jury yesterday
aud IN vestigated the Wn- Kelly railway fatal
itY- The jury found that the car had been
Improperly loaded with timbers, the timbers
projecting and restiag against the brake rod
uutil the rod became impaired. aud couss-
Quen,iy the jury were OF tue opinion that the
railway Pany was responsible for the SC
eidenL
Some DAYS ago, as noted in the GLozE nj
the tine, = number Of petitions were circu-
lated. menori4Iizing congress against Nor
nouisn- They we're sent out BY certain Of
the churches, and we're returned for the most
part yesterday. the blank spaces dled with
names There vas 10 difficulty Ia securing
a. many names Of signers As the papers
would hold
s. PAtrick's day, March Il, a. usual IN
this city, viii Dc deserved in formal rzv By
the fOIlS~eEs Of the patron saint The street