St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30
GL.pYULEs.


Diphtheria was reported yesterday from
535 L.Orient street.
Five births, three tbs and two Maria re:
We're rec orded at the health Office yesterday
james E. Markham was admitted to the
practice of law in the district court yester-
day. -N -''' >'''-' 'f'F-
st. Luke's Aid society will meet with Mrs
Oliver Dalrymple. 351 GROVE street on Tues
day afternoon. = IS 49,
The county committee on claims held 6
NEE ting Yesterday and examined the months
batch of bills
The Register Printing company Of Glencoe
has fled articles OF INCORPORATION, axiRg the
capital stock at $1,000.
At land sale conducted in Lyon county
by the auditor of that county on the 22d
inst, II, s6f acres were sold.
Miss Cemmie Finch fell from her horse
opposite the Ryan yesterday afternoon an
sustained painful, but not serious, injuries
In the case of John S. Mcdonald VS.. Single
ton Fryer in the district court yesterday, q
verdict was rendered for plaintiff in the sum
of So, 100 IS. f'7''''--
MIR. Stuhles, attorney for Jacob D. Martin
who is indicted for murder, made application
yesterday for eontnuance of the case to the
next term Of court. The judge reserved his
decision 7 '@ 40
Deputy State Auditor M. D. Kenyon held q
land sale at Anoka yesterday. Five thou
sapd acres remain to be sold in AnQka county,
and it is expo cted that it win be nearly all dis,
posed Of at this sale.
The musical and literary entertainment at
the temperance rooms last evening was well
attended Mrs. C. Brinckerhoff, Mrs c. E.
Fanning and Miss B. Cbamberlin were among
those who took parts. '7 'F'' 1855 ?
The body Of Earnest Bordeuheimer, the
nine-year-old son of William Bordeinheimer
residing at No. SG2 Sims street. who was
drowned in O small pond on Cook street, was
recovered and buried yesterday.
Elizabeth A. Rogers brought suit yesterday
in the district court against the Equitable
Life Insurance society OF the United States to
recover $1,000, the amount of an insurance
policy on the life of the husband, Frank W
Rogers, who died on a steamer on the At
lantic on Dec. 16, 1881. 20 >
The Great Western band gave the second
Rice park CONCERT of the season last evening,
attracting crowd Lot less in its Overlooking
proportions than that which enjoyed the
music and attendant pleasures of the first
one. The evening was perfectly delightful,
and the concert not less so.
The partly decomposed body of an infant,
evidently but few hours old, was found
close to the Manitoba track, opposite Calvary
cemetery, by Il section hand Yesterday The
body was wrapped up in a red flannel skirt
and tied up in Il paste5oard box. It had evil
IDENTIFY been thrown from window Of pass
ing train and lain alongside the track several
days. - p - '4T''''
BY a program issued by w. W. Braden,
commanded of Acker post, G. a R., the fol.
lowing appointments for the post Rave been
made for to-day and Monday: Sunday, meet
at post room at 80 a. M. to attend divine
services at Park Congregational church, ST.
Anthony bill; I p, m, meet ut post loom tc
attend divine services at First Baptist church
Monday, meet at post room at 10 M, to at.
tend high mass at Cathedral, aud again NEE,
at post room at sop. IN. to Join IN the pa.
rade and decorating ceremonies ut the GENE
ferries. !+ '@
On the 1st of June Ehrmanntraut Bros.
will remove their meat market from the old
stand on the corner of Seventh and Broad
way, to their new building, No. 4SS Broad
way, between Seventh and Eighth streets
Fer twenty years they have been residents OF
this country and for seven years they have
carried on the business on this corner. BY
unit ring industry, honest and fair dealing,
and keeping nothing but the best meats the
market would afford and sparlng no endeayor
to secure these, they have succeeded in build
ing up the largest retail trade, in their line,
in the city. They number among their regular
customers many of the first families ia this
section of the city. Their business has in
creased to such an extent that their old stand
became too small for their accommodation,
and this spring they have, erected on Broad
way handsome three-stOry brick building
to which they will remove as stated. The
building IS fitted with ali the modern improve
ments with especial reference TO preserving
meats and cleanliness / n handling them. The
refrigerator box is a model Of effectiveness
and convenience. the floor IS lad with cement
tile, and the general appearance is particul-
arly inviting. Ehrmaniitraut Bros. use none
but Iowa cattle, which they ship and kin here
at their own a)batoir for their own especial
use. With their improved facilities in their
new building they viii not only retain their
former patrons, but expect to largely increase
their number. They invite call and inspec-
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