St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-19

boff, Messrs. Fales. Young. Grant and
in the exercises.
Early yesterday morning fire was discov-
cred in Martin q Co.'s saw mill on Rice
street, near the Manitoba tracks. The
flame was extinguiShed, the damage amount
ing to about $500. The fire started i'll the
engine-rOom.
Ad0lph Asher. Charles Geib and Frank
Asher were before Judge Cory yesterday,
charged with stealing some OverShoeS from
the front Of a Seventh street store. They
were boys and with reprimand the judge
sent them home.
Senator j. n. Castle, the counsel for w.
B. Bend, was at the capitol yesterday. 1t
is understood that he will ask the supreme
court to allow a writ of quo warranto against
Lieut.. Col. Harrison. notwithstanding the
attorney generals refusal to sanction it.
Col. Taylor of the state library has re-
ceived the siXty-siXth, sixty-seventh, sixty
eighth. sixty ninth, SEVENTEEN and seventy
first volumes of the Georgia Reports, laws
of Georgia for 1882 and 1883, and the fifty
seventh Vermont Reports.
L. Miller, manager of Banks Bros whole
sale dry goods house. was driving on Third
street yesterday when his horse took fright
and ran away. When near the Seven
corners the runaway struck Fl. Carpenters
team. throwing Mr.. Carpenter to the
ground and rather seriously injuring him
about the head.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian home
have sent out number of bags for Christ
mas donation. Those who failed to receive
q hoo op1 who fool oh .;f n hJy, dicnooad RI
this institution, are asked to send their do
nations in mony or supplies to the home,
corner of Olmsted and Saltwater streets,
Tuesday, 22d inst, where the ladies will be
in waiting to receive.
Mary Junker, the woman who was locked
up W ednesday night at the instance Of her
husband. charged with disorderly conduct,
was sent to the workhouse yesterday for
fifteen days. 1t seems. from the evidence,
that she was unreasonably jealous of her
husband and broke the windows in the
house OF the woman that she supposed him
to be intimate with.
The ski club met at carnival headquar-
tiers in the Ryan last evening. Thirty new
members were added to the roll. The ques-
ton OF snowshoes. of which great many
samples were on exhibition, was thoroughly
uioVuSoCu, DuG lOllG VI GlloIH were adopted.
The club adjourned to meet next Wednes-
day evening, when the uniform will be de-
cided upon and other business transacted.
The large hall Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association was well filled last evening
with the friends of that organization, the
occasion being the monthly reception. A
large and varied program of literary and
gymnastic exercises was provided. and a
very enjoyable evening was spent. The
association will, on the evening of New
Years day, give another entertainment by
the gymnasium pupils.
On Tuesday evening next, Dec. 90,
Acker post will hold its first annual re-
union, for which numerous invitations have
been issued. The post hopes to meet every
member whose name appears upon it's roll
book, from its organization to the present
time. A pleasing program Of exercises has
been arranged and an historical picture
will be unveiled and presented. This is
said to be the largest group of veteran
soldiers ever photographed in the North
west.