St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-31
CLOS JULES.

The Entre-nous club will dance at the Ryan
this evening.
John Clark was sent up for thirty days for
stealing lap robe.
A prayer meeting lasting all day was held
in Jackson Street Methodist church yesterday
Inspector Lamb yesterday condemned q
carcass of veal owned by Isaac Matter. 1t
was too young for food.
Judge Simons yesterday denied the motion
for new trial in the case of Augustus VOL
terhof against William c. Mead.
Mary Duffy, an old timer, was sent up yes
terday for thirty days for roaming around the
streets in a maudlif condition.
Pat Cary and Harry Gray, arrested Tuesday
night for stealing lap robe and some poul-
try, were sent up for ninety days.
= The ninth annual ball of Minnehaha Lodge
No. 81, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
will occur in Market hall this evening.
There will be a meeting of the ladies of
the W. c. T. q. at 80 East Seventh street. this
afternoon at O'Clock. A full attendance is
desired.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster fell in a fit yesterday
at the corner of Bedford and Collins streets
and was taken to her home on Wells street i'll
the patrol wagon.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 70 East Sixth street; 6iph-
iberia. 1855 Reaney street and corner OF Ross
and Early. Marriages one births ten, deaths
two.
ST. Paul Camp No. /, Sons Of Veterans, will
give their sixth social party tonight at their
hall in the Drake block. Members of the q.
A. r. and members of militia organizations,
are requested to appear in uniform.
Joseph Kruger, was appointed special po-
licenan by May or Rice yesterday to watch at
the Union Iron works. He takes the place Of
Bowlan who injured Il boy two weeks ago and
was yesterday fined So for assault AMI bat
terry.
Dan Morris rs livan's Mirror Of Ireland
panorama was presented last nj rht at Market
hall for the benefit of st. P:ttrick'S parish.
The attendance was fair. the receipts salts
factory and the eighty scenes OF Ireland well
presented.
News was received Yesterday of the death
in Wilmington, Del, of John Banning, Il
brother of ". l.. Banning, who was canditate
for governor of Minnesota two years ago.
He was also Lrother "a Mrs E. A. Elliott and
Mrs. Fl. j. Horn of this CITY.
local executive CON .nittec consisting Of
the following gentlemen, has been appointed
for the national conference of corrections
and charities, which Will meet in st. Paul in
July 1886: Rev. N Nice Dana, J. B. Sanhorn.
w. s. Alexander. II. II. Hart, st. Paul, AM
ID. G. Bell, Minneapolis.
There was no change in the situation be-
tween the striking printers and the West
Publishing company yesterday. The men
say that whenever the company sees fit TO
allow all coInpositors to work on an equal
| footing. as is done in all union offices. they
viii return. Until this is done all union men
will be barred from the office.
Capital Conncil Northern Legion Of Honor
has elected the ioowi IL officers for the en-
suing year: Commander, II. Sackviile: vice
! X NJ f,tYr hops. ThnlDa =
| B. Parsons; secretary. \. L.. Roc: collector,
Henry f. Hueister; treasurer, y. n. BGern-
| GER chaplain. DR.. J. w. Thouipsou guide,
| L. J, Heyd; warden. g. NJ. Starch!icid; SEN
| try, Thomas Kral; medical examiner. DR.. a .
| Shemonck. trustees. T. W Pinska, Hoison
! Thompson and Herbert W. Smith.
st. Paul Trying to Rival Chicago in
| PORK.
Owing to the business enterprise and sa-
| gacity of our enterprising fellow citizen,
| Mr.. J. I. Mcmillan, st. Paul is to have
shortly pork packing house that for size
and equipment may well take
first rank among like institu-
| tons in this country. Mr. Mcmillan has
secured a tract of land comprising five
acres which, together with two acres al
ready purchased, will give him ample room
for his grand project. This property is sit
uated upon the upper levee fronting on the
right of way OF the Milwaukee and the
Omaha railroads. thus giving him the great
est facilities for receiving and shipping the
products of his great enterprise. A spur
track will be constructed running through
the property, and such other improvements
will be entered into as his large business
may dictate The buildings necessary will
take up fully three-fourths of this large
tract of land. and will be constructed upon
heavy piling, and whenever required the
ground will be raised up to track level by
filling in with earth. Mr.. Mcmillan in
tends making this model pork packing
house in every respect. and will fit it up
with the most improved machinery known
to the business. Work will be commenced
at once, and the GLOBE echoes the wish of
his many friends that his undertaking will