St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-21
GL0BULES.


A special meeting of the school board will
De held at 30 this evening.
Next Monday viii be observed as a legal
holiday by the schools, banks and other
offices.
A meeting of shotgun artists viii be held
this afternoon at Kennedy Bros. to test
new flying pigeon.
Charles stahnke, brou ght in Wednesday by
Deputy Sheriff Chapel on a bench warrant
was Yesterday admitted to bail in the sum Of
500.
A runaway horse and sleigh was captured
at Yorl's brewery, in the Sixth ward, at 10
O'Clock last evening, where the establishment
is held for the owner.
The ministerial association is called to
meet Monday next at 10 a. III. in the Y. N.
&. a. rooms for a conference with Secretary
Fisher Of the Charities association, in re
gard 10 his work and for other matters Of
business.
The new four act drama ''Gut Felseuheim,"
written by DR.. Julius II. Stackemann, literary
editor Of the Yolkszcitung. will be presented
for the first time in the athcnaum on Sun
Guy, March !.
City Treasurer Rris received from New
York yesterday coupons representing paid
interest of SS.9l1 on city bonds, 81, 800 on
board of education bonds, and 81 ,46l on
water board bonds.
While over the bay yesterday John Quinn
cabbaged ladies' cloak and cap from in
front Of dry goods store on East Seventh
street He was muzzIed by Detectives Dan
OConnOr and Kenally.
Hank Downs went into a Seventh street
drinkcry yesterday afternoon and after gUz-
zing couple of bowls OF beer down he re-
fused to produce the wherewith TO paw for it,
but instead tried to whip the booze-jerker.
He was yauked by Officer Pat Gibbons.
Mrs. August Johnsky swore out warrant
yesterday for the arrest OF her husband on
the charge Of assault and battery. She claims
that he drove her from the house at ? O'clock
yesterday morning and barred the door
against her
Postmaster Day on yesterday received
communication from Chief PostotIicc 10
spc.tor J. DeTe OF Ottawa. acknowledging
the receipt Of sketch of the newspaper
frame and revolving table, used in the 81.
Pau Office, and expressing thanks.
a Washngtpnian aud international social
ent rtainmcnt. in which the national airs Of
different countries will be sung, with read
ings and addresses v. be given al the rooms
o, the Gospel Temperance union, IS East
Seventh street, this evening at O'Clock.
The reception to the Scandinavian memb
OF The senate, which was To have taken place
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. A. F.
Nordn, was postponed on account of night
session of the legislature. The members
Of he house were entertained 10y Mr.Nordiu
on Thursday evening.
communication from the army head
quarters at Washington is published, calling
attention To the fact that some Of the com
pauies and troops in the division Of the Mis-
souri, are In excess OF the authorized eu-
listed strength, aud directing that no further
enlistIncntS BE- made when such Is the case.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. II. s. Fairchild
closed deal with ]. II. McClung, J. r.
McMurIan aud Frederick fIager, In which he
sold to them forty seven and one-haf acres
of real estate near Lake Como. for 5000 an
acre, amounting in all to Si2, $50. half cash.
This property lies south aud southeast OF the
lake and near 10 it.
Resolutions granting the use Of the hall Of
the house of representatives to the Legislative
committees OF the st. Paul and Minneapolis
Trades and Labor assemblies next Wednes-
day evening, have been adopted 10y the house
Messrs. Lafayette and Shadrick. chairmen Of
the two committees respectively, will be pre-
sent aud address the meeting
John Louis, living three miles from St
Paul in Dakota county, reported last night
that his horse and cutter had been stolen
from West -. Paul. As the horse had been
standing in the cold for two hours while
John sought the friendly warmth Of a neigh
boring fire, It is barely possible he may lind
the animal at home when he reaches there.
Messrs. II. c. Hcmcnway 4 Co. Of st.
Paul in addition to their business Of gen
eral commission, have associated with them
Mr. Geo. Il. Fullerton OF Riverside. Cal,
aud have opened a branch house under his
immediate supervision AZ Riverside for the
purpose OF receiving. packing and shipping
the famous Riverside oranges aud other
California fruits direct 10 st. Paul.
The severe winter has thrown many men
out of employment and occasionrd intense
suffering among them and their families The
board OF control has their cases in charge
aud desires all who REQUIRE work dOrre 10 call
~ AtS oNlCe NJ No>- II anu - MARKET nall
The office hours are on Monday from to 1
p. IN, and on Thursdays FROM TO y a. m.
aud from to p. N.
The clerk Of the United States cirvuit court
has received orders setting ssiie the verdict
AMI Judgment in the case Of Patrick Hynes
VS.. The Chicago, Milwaukee * s.. Paul rail-
way aud granting a new trial: also. granting
leave 70 defendant 70 lie petition for : new
trial in the case Of II. II. Hodsdon ". The
Western Union Telegraph eompanS. aud
STAYING execution until June term. when
decision on said motion viii be given
The $500 sealskin cloak lost at the capitol
the night OF the reception, and belor ging to
Mrs. kimball. was on yesterday retur ned 70
police headquarters. having been taken bv
mistake by Mrs. J. B. Powers u Western
avenue. The latter also lost her clSak. but
has siuce recovered it. Mrs. James Mid
dletou Of No. els East Fifth street has re
covered her sealskin sacQue, but stal r1ourus
the loss of lace handkerchis :, hask fan
and white wooden shawl.
Grand Conce r BY the FRS; Re zimeni Bsnd on
Sunday evening. wsshirE ton's iFshdsy. Fco. -.
at the West side Liederafei Rail. Henry Stein.