St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-12

The Head Millers' association will hold
a special meeting at o'clock this evening
at the Office of the Northwestern Miller.
The new bottle works near the short
line bridge are under roof. and the work of
erecting the furnace is being hurried along.
The Northwestern Hospital associations
auxiliary met yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. jameson, 1419 Fifth
street southeast
A barn was partially destroyed by fire on
Sixth street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. avenues south yesterday, entailing a
loss OF about 500.
The funeral of Frank Brown took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence.
T16 Eleventh avenue south, under the charge
of Morgan post, G. A. Il.
The Murphy club will picnic at Coney
| island. Clearwater lake, to-day The
special train will leave the Minneapolis &
St Louis depot at 9 o'clock.
The Grand Army general committee of
arrangements of the Grant funeral will
meet on Friday, and ali claims must be pre-
scented TO w. p. Roberts at the Security
bank.
Up to this time no word has been heard
of Miss Gyda. the demented Swede girl who
escaped from the Northwestern hospital 1t
is feared she has drowned herself in Lake
Calhoun.
The various Catholic benevolent associa-
tons will contribute valuable articles to be
competed for at the Orpha ms fair by pop
ular persons, whose names will be given
hereafter.
Yesterday Officer Kennedy brought to
headquarters Mrs. VI. Wheeler, whose
possessions indicated that she had come
here from Kansas City. She said she was
in search of employment.
In the proceedings instituted by the st.
Paul Il Northern Pacific Railway company.
TO acquire land, a notice of abandonment
was yesterday fled by the road as TO prOp-
erty owned by Z. c. Cody.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society Of George
y. Morgan post, G. A. r., will give an ice
cream festival and a rattle for a fine silk
quilt, for the benefit of the corps, on We'd
neSday night in Heaton's hall.
The Catholic orphans will have an excur-
sion TO Lake Park to-day, leaving on the
Minneapolis Il ST. Louis road at 9:25. As
many friends as can go will be welcome TO
accompany them and the sisters in charge.
Last night musical and literary enter
tainment was given at Chestnut hall on
Twenty-siXth street. 1t was for the bene-
mt of John Palm, whose house on Thirty
sixth street was wrecked by the storm of
week before last. A very helpful sum was
realized.
The Crusaders society held Its regular
meeting last evening. with large attend
ance. This society has now a flOurishing
little paper, filed with original contribu-
tons, which are read at each meeting and
are great source of profit and amusement
TO the members.
The city bakers met last night at 5O7
Washington avenue, with closed doors.
The meeting had been hurriedly called and
the attendance was not large, so the meet
ing adjourned without action on the matter
of the difficulty with the grocers.
In the municipal court yesterday Mabel
Lewis. Fannie King and Helen Wood paid
fines of $3.50 for keeping houses of i'll
fame. Three found guilty of diSOrderly
conduct paid fines of So each, and seven
cases of plain drunkenness were adjudi-
Gated.
In the district court Hope Fleming yester-
day commenced an action against the Chi
cagO, Milwaukee IL st. Paul Railway COM
pany TO recover $4,000 damages for false
arrest and imprisonment. This is one of
the gentlemen who, with Col. Riley. was ar
rested at the instance of Conductor Murphy.
At the annual meeting of the South Min
neapolis Building and Loan association A.
c. Haugan was elected treasurer and c. j.
Colburn, j. ID. MuldOOn, J. L. James, +.
III. Scofield. A. Z. Haugan, p. NJ. Ensly,
Hans Nelson, w. X. Hicks. John II. Nor
deem, X. Sundee, Jacob StOft, George ID.
Sigler, j. G. Higgins and c. s. Usher di-
rectOTs.
The St. Paul Gun club has accepted the
challenge of the Minneapolis Gun club for
prize shoot AT Hamline on Thursday. The
Minneapolis team is as follows: A. ID.
Hockey, c. II. Russell, l. Hobblib, III.
Kruger, j. Z. Badger, Lew Harrison
Matches will be shot for the Ligowsky
state badge and the state championship
badge.
The dog catcher'S life is an unenviable
one. Yesterday he caught the canine, the
particular pet of the neighborhOod on North
First street, and was saluted with a storm
of stones thrown by a score of willing
hands. He was on the point of giving up
the dog when stalwart policeman came
OPPORTUNITY TO his rescue
Frank Sherer s,iOrt time ago sold a horse
to Roller, the carriage manufacturer. Re
Gently Mr.. Sherer failed in business and his
creditors are watching for anything they
can levy upon. Mr.. 5. borrowed the horse
yesterday for drive and his creditors took
possession OF the animal on a writ of at
tachment, putting Mr.. POller TO the trouble
of a repleyin action to recover his property.
The Minneapolis Bicycle club assembled,
together with majority OF all the wheel
men of the city. at ArmOry hall at ! o'clock
last evening for a club ride. The boys rode
down Nicollet avenue and then out Hen
nepin avenue 10 Lake Calhoun, and re-
turned late in the evening and ate ice
cream. etc. at Nays pariOrs on NicOllet
avenue. The participants report that it was
one of the happiesi affairs experienced since
the organization Of the club, and il has
been resolved TO repeat last nights sports
during the season.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
L .EC = II