St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-21
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GLOBULES.

GLOBULES.
The directors of the Ice Palace AssOcia-
ton will hold a meeting at headquarters
this afternoon.
T. Thames, who was arrested last week
for practicing medicine illegally, was re.
arraigned yesterday, paid costs and was
discharged.
T. NJ. Newson and E. .Larpenteur were
yesterday appointed by the probate court
to appraise the estate Of the late Hugh B.
Montgomery.
Edgar c. Bowen was yesterday admitted
by the supreme court to practice in the
courts of Minnesota on certificate from the
court of Iowa.
Emma Schwan, who was charged with
disorderly conduct by William Schmidt, was
arraigned in the municipal court yesterday
and the case was indefinitely postponed.
Frank Fowler, Joseph Slomma and An
ours McGinnis attempted to enter a
boarding house at 14S Sixth street last night
under protest and were collared by Officer
Rose.
Sheriff Langham of Fillmore county and
Henry Burkhart of Wabasha county were
y
receipts for nine prisoners at the Saltwater
penitentiary.
A span of horses belonging to Dan Morris
ran away yesterday down Fourth street.
When near Sibley street they collided with
horse car and one was injured so seriously
that it will die.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria, 844 Reaney street; scarlet fever,
SO Summit avenue and 1S1 Wyoming street.
There were thirteen vaccinations made.
Two marriages, eight births and five
death.
Articles incorporating the Ball Sc NaylOl
Manufacturing company of Minneapolis,
with capital stock of $500 were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. F. G.
Ball, George M. Naylor and w. E. Will
lams are the incorporators.
The case of Michael Krause. Archie Nc
Phail, Frank Hoofer and j. III. Butler. who
engaged in the University avenue street
car barn row, was continued to the 25th, as
was the case of Frank Hoofer, charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon on
j. II. Butler.
An interesting program is announced for
the social meeting at the rooms OF the Cos
pei Temperance union, IS East Seventh
street, this evening at o'clock. MesdameS
Tanning, Bramblett. Zollman, Misses Will
son, Prendergast, Messrs. Coleman, Connel
and StarkWeather will take part in the ex-
erciseS.
Police Officer Dorane was arraigned be.
fore the mayor yesterday, charged with
neglect of duty. Sergt. Lowell complained
that the officer left his beat without per-
mission. Dorane claimed that he was told
his mother was very sick and he went
home. When he got there it was o'clock,
the hour of his relief, and he didn't go back
to his beat. He was fined $40 and rein.
stated.
Archie McPhail member of DR.. Nc
| Leans church, and who was said to have
been in the Ninth Presbyterian church or
the afternoon Of the day that the interior
was so badly wrecked, denies that he was
there that day. but says he was in there
| Sunday after the doors were locked anC
Deacon Wilson ordered him out. and he
went, but under protest, as he had beer
placed in charge by DR.. Mclean.
Mrs. j. S. Bailey. the well-known musica
director and leader, has commenced the
organization of chorus choir for the
Jackson Street NJ. E. church. When the
| quota is full it will consist of about thirty
voices. All friends of Mrs Bailey and oil
the Jackson Street M. E. church, who are
DESTROYS of becoming members of this
chorus, are requested to meet for the first
rehearsal at the church, corner Ninth and
Jackson streets, tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. D. A. Monfort yesterday received
from New York very elegant oil POT
trait of Mr.. Erastus S. Edgert0n, presi
dent of the Second National bank Of ST.
Paul. The portrait is hung in the officers
room of the bank, on the corner of ThirC
and Wabasha streets, and seems to be {
very striking and life-like picture of prob
ably one of the most familiar faces seer
upon our streets during the past quarter O.
a century. 1t was painted by De Young
| an artist of New York, and will be interest
ing to all, especially the old settlers.