St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16

replanking the roadway was commenced,
preparatory to repairing.
The Outing club of the Y. NJ. c. A, I'M
der the leadership of G. IL. Adams, yester-
day evening visited Union elevator. on the
East side, returning by way of Pillsbury \
mill.
The water bosrd will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow morning, and the COM
mittee on extensions will meet the council
committee on water works in the after
noon.
AtWestern Avenue mission, to-day, Rev.
David Tiee will preach 1T 1880, and Rev.
DIR. q. III. Bridgman at p. NJ John ID.
Blake will as usual conduct the Sunday
school.
Last night Sergt Kirkham and Officer
TrewOrgy arrested James Winchester upon
charge of stealing SIS from saloon
keeper on First, between Second and Third
avenues south.
If the census of Minneapolis had been
taken yesterday. the returns would have
shown the absence of three-fOurths of the
shots of the city. Prairie chickens suffered
in all directions yesterday.
There is great deal of complaint against
and laughing at the new grain inspector at
Minneapolis. Commission men tell Of sew
eral notorious blunders he has made in grad
ing both wheat and oats.
Members of the LuTline club, when they
returned from MmnetOnka last night. We're
very indignant and declared lob had
been put upon them. They said sc, 900 had
changed hands on the race.
AT the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn. at the Holy Rosary and at the
other Catholic churches, special services
were held yesterday to commemorate the
assumption of the Blessed Virgin.
The directors of the new bank to be
started in the Harmonic block, of which X
Kortgaard of Hush'S bank is TO be the
cashier, held a meeting yesterday and de-
cided to open business on Monday or Tues
day next.
The Coal association, headed by Grove Il
Rowe and the Minneapolis Fuel company,
held a meeting yesterday morning, but took
no action. Coal is the same as before
sos and 1913. and no one knows when
there will be a change.
The ladies of the Thirteenth Avenue VI.
Z. church will next Wednesday evening
give a free supper at the church, in cele-
bration of the third anniversary of the dedi-
cation of the church. They expect TO have
a most pleasant time.
''In what city do you reside. St Paul or
Minneapolis" was the facetiOuS inquiry
made by spOrtiye Spectator on the cen
sus yesterday. II live in Minneapolis.
THAT is right; always tell the truth and
people will respect YOU"
II. A. Billings was arraigned again in the
municipal court yesterday upon a charge OF
being fugitive from justice. The case
was continued until Monday. Meanwhile
the requisition papers will be perfected and
Billings will be taken to Chicago.
Owing to the absence from the city of
Thomas Lowry, a member of the library
board, the proposals for a site for the new
library building were not opened yesterday.
Several have been received. however, and
they will be opened upon the arrival of Mr..
Lowry from his Eastern trip.
Branch Is of the International Brother
hood of Boiermakers and Iron Ship Build
ers held a meeting last evening at Emmett
hall and resolved TO observe Sept. as a ma
tiOnal labor holiday, the members agreeing
to drop work and attend the picnic that day
N White Bear lake in body.
Articles were yesterday filed with the reg
lister OF deeds incorporating the SmokeleSs
HydrO-CarbOn Furnace company for pc
Rod Of thirty years, with a capital stock of
500, 600, and q limit of liability of S25,-
coo. The officers are: President. w. II.
Jacoby; vice president. Gregory DanfOrth;
secretary, L. l.. DanfOrth; treasurer. c. l..
Jacoby.
The funeral of DIR. William N. Buckley
took place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, 1926 Chestnut avenue 4
large number of friends were in attendance,
and touching and appropriate address was
delivered by Rev. DR.. Sample OF WeStmin
Ster church. The remains were inferred at
Lakewood.
I'VE have not found the man who sent
the bogus dispatch about the millerS." said
Manager II. A. Tuttle of the Western
Union, land we are not trying to. 1t is a
great idea 10 blame us for the transmission
of that message, now amt it? When the
Rand disaster occurred. suppose the Oper-
atOr had held the first message until he had
verified it?'
The boy who sells matches on the streets
Of Minneapolis is a curiosity in his way.
He Is not an Italian, he SAYS, but Russian
Polish jew, and speaks five languages. His
talk is Italian. Il seila You n dOtZen for
tirty-five cents. Dampa or dry, ALA same.
See, " and he sticks the match in his mouth
and then lights IT, ''Wattaproof. make
more mawney as everybody in town.
The Bakers association. about twenty
bakers in all, held 4 meeting last night at
5O7 Washington avenue south, TO consider
the matter OF a scale of prices for the gro
GERS. The meeting was secret one, but
the work was made public. A scale of
prices was agreed upon after long discus
sion. and it was decided unanimously to dis
continue the practice of redeeming the I'M
sold loaves.