St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-28
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

This is the last day for paying taxes.
Two deaths were recorded yesterday.
Hannah Anderson, adjudged to be insane,
will bc taken to st. Peter to-day.
The county auditor was kept busy yester-
day signing court house bonds.
The regular meeting Of the board of educa-
ton win be held Monday evening.
Prof. HAtinger of the Frohsinn was elected
social director Of the singing society, Orpheus,
at the meeting Thursday night.
Diphtheria is reported at No. 113 Eva, No.
252 Rondo and No. SIS St Paul streets.
Scarlet fever at No. G63 East Seventh street.
Deputy Sheriff Clcwett yesterday removed
Stewart May from the city hospital and John
Wander from the workhouse TO the insane
hospital.
Frank Ford, receizer of The Mattern hotel,
follows up Judge McGrorty's decision by su-
ing for judgment Of 81, POO against Fannie
VI. Anderson
The bill for the extension Of the st. Pau
city limits came down to the governor for
signature yesterday. 1t is understood that it
will receive his sanction.
The usual social meeting, consisting of
music, readings, recitations, etc, will be
given at the rooms of the Gospel Tempera
union this evening at 8 O'Clock.
The revival meetings at the Clinton Ava
nue. VI. f. church seem to be growing in in
terest This evening Bishop c. D. Foss will
preach; also at 1890 a. IN. Sunday.
At the request Of Democrats of Red Wing,
Gov. Hubbard yesterday ordered cannon and
100 rounds Of ammunition sent to Red Wing
for big demonstration on March 4.
An action has been commenced again st
the city by. Annie Z. and Charles S. Will
Jams to recover possession of property in
block l, Kittsons addition to ST. Paul.
Application was made to the governor -sal
terday by a Zumbrota military company, con-
sisting Of thirty-Gvc, rank and file, to be
mustered into the reserve militia Of the state
The Scandinavian Theater company of
this city gave the drama Gone Night at Roes-
kilde, at Pfeifer hall last evening, with a
good cast of players before large audience.
A civil service examination of applicants
for clerkships in the ST. Paul postoiIice, and
for Minnesota's quota Of clerks in the depart
ments at Washington Will be held in St. Paul
on the oath of March.
Detective D. J. O'ConnOr arrested Richard
Glandon last night on SUSPECT on Of being
the individual who robbed the Windsor
house barber shop night or two ago of Il
lot Of tonsorial tools.
f. c. Wall has come to town with col
ored unknown whom be is anxious to put
against C. A. c. Smith or Wilson, the latter
D. g,Fg
for the receipts OF the house.
John Deny was before the United States
commissioner yesterday on a charge Of sell
ing liquor TO Indians at Minneapolis. He
supplied the ardent to Lo. arrested a day or
two ago, and was held to bail in the sum Of
5000.
A carload Of silver ore of rich quality,
from the White Fish Lake mines in Ontario,
was on exhibition at the Minnesota transfer
yesterday. The company operating the mines
is located in st. Paul, aud has capital stock
of s. 900, 900.
delegation Of twenty members of MIN
nesota Royal Arch chapter No. of ST.
Paul attended couvocation Of the ST. An
thony Falls chapter at Minneapolis last even
ing to participate in the working Of the Roval
A'Cu ueSreei anu returned nome ON late
train.
The lunch spread In the lower halls of the
state house on Thursday afternoon and even
ing, and served by the lazy managers of
the State MaCdalen society, Melted them SS5.
while they were the recipients of donations
of money from number of the entertained
The lunch was repeated by them yesterday
afternoon aud evening with similar crafty
ing results.
certificate was fled with the secretary Of
state yesterday by W. II. Officer, president.
and w. I. wilkins and c. G. Cauts. direc-
tors, Of the W. II. Officer Manufacturing
company of Austin. The same is formed for
the purchase or lease of real estate and water
power to operate Touring and paper mill
The capital stock is $4,000, Of which SIS
nln ha. A..... IN IL.