St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-10
GLOR ULES.

The board OF fire commissioners 1alled 10
get quorum last night, and adjourned
until tonight.
In the case of j. III. Rushford against
Schnell g. Upheter, the jury returned YER
dict for the plaintiff for $154.63.
At Unity church tonight Unity club will
meet A paper on War "reminiscences will
be read by Capt. Edward Simonton.
The Select Knights of Minneapolis and
st. Paul, in uniform, visited the United
Workmen in West st. Paul last night.
Supt. Kiehle left yesterday for Moorhead
and will ON Wednesday visit the high school
at Crookston and on Thursday the one at
Fergus Falls.
Adjt. Gen. Mccarthy yesterday issued
commissions to G. Ell. Graves, first lieuten-
ant, and J. G. Powers, second lieutenant,
Of Zumbrota reserve militia.
Stephen Elliott and George Dumand were
arraigned in the municipal court yesterday.
charged with keeping glandered horse.
Their case was continued to Nov. 10.
Joseph Malik was arrested for stealing
fur coat yesterday from Lanpher. Finch
Il Skinner and arraigned in the municipal
court. His case was continued till the 10th.
The case of The Northwestern Fuel Com
pany against Langdon, Richardson q Co.,
is on trial in the district court. The suit
was brought to recover $500 for damaged
coal.
The silver water pitcher and goblet were
won by M. E. Anderson of No. 612 Tenn
perance street, he making a score of 81 out
of possible 40, at Woolmer's shooting gal
lery.
The state board of steam boiler inspectors
will be absent from the capitol until the
Goth inst, during which time they expect to
about get over that part of the state not yet
visited.
State Auditor Braden has completed his
sales of public lands in nearly all the coun-
ties of the state He will hold sales at De-
troit and Wadena Thursday and Friday Of
this week.
Harris Holden got drunk and disorderly
last night, and fell into the hands of Officer
Wright When he was searched at the
police station S224.5O in hard cash was
found on his person.
A new firm of brokers, Bryant & Co.,
has been added to the business fraternity of
st. Paul. Its place of business is in the
Drake block, and it refers to the Mer-
chants National bank.
V. A. Guion and James Brady, who were
charged with knocking down a man by the
name of Schneider on the Wabasha bridge
Saturday night, were discharged, as Schnei-
der failed to show up in court.
Moses Friden, the auctioneer, who has
created such stir among the municipal
authorities, and who is charged with viola
ton of the license law, had his case con-
tinnad fill FNb 1rc6av tho 10Th inct
The case of J. K. Mansfield against the
mayor of st. Paul, growing out of the re-
vocation of the license of Mansfield as an
auctioneer, was up i'll the supreme court
yesterday and continued until this morning,
when it will be argued.
Mr.. M. J. Donnelly lost his pocketbook
ON Sunday. 1t contained in the neighbor-
hood of $50 and two railroad passes on the
Northern Pacific road. The finder will re-
ceive a suitable reward by returning it to
Mccarthy & Donnelly.
Charles Ainsworth, who is charged with
the embezzlement of $40 from H. A. Stone,
the jeWeler was arragned in the municipal
court yesterday and his case was continued
until Thursday, the 18th inst. His bail was
fixed at $780, in default of which he was
committed to Jail.
At the regular assembly of St. Paul
council, W. r. and S. NJ, the following
officers were elected and installed for the
ensuing year: G. F. Yeager, L. 1. NJ; T.
L. Kerr, D. NJ; George S. Acker, P. G. W.;
G, w. Merrill, treasurer; A. T. G. Cobb,
recorder; F. A. Krch, G. G.; F. A. Ran
dels, G. c.; o. G. Houghton, marshal; T.
II. Bear, steward; j. c. Fisher, sentinel.
At 7:45 tonight in the parlors of the
First M. E. church there will be held the
first of series of public sessions of the
Summit Chautauqua circle. These will
occur monthly, taking the place of the ly
ceums which have been so popular in the
past in this church. The program will be
composed of vocal and instrumental music,
readings, etc.
In the case of Catherine Mathews against
The Pioneer Press Company, in which DAM
ages to the amount of $40, 600 were asked by
the plaintiff on the ground that the defend
ant has DETAINED her and held her up to the
contempt and reprobation of the people of
the city and state. Judge Brill yesterday
filed an order overruling the demurrer to
the complaint.
Articles of incorporation of the Peoples
Ice company have been filed at the office
of the secretary of state and register of
deeds, the amount of capital stock to be
$4,000 limit of Indebtedness SIS, O00
Officers are Michael Deiel, president; H.
d. Defiel, vice president: Bernard thinner
man, secretary and cashier; G. G. Whit
man, superintendent.
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