St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-23
MlNN GLC1ULES.

John 8. Noble, letter carrier No. 70. is
spending his vacation at Austin.
Warren Lee Goss, author of "RecollectiOns
of Private is visiting In the city.
In the case of Ida Berg against John Peter
son, stay of proceedings for twenty days has
been granted.
The Edison Electric Light company expect
within four months.
Frank Hslloran, son of Thomas Halloran,
died yesterday of typhoid fever, at 1214
Fourth street north.
George +. W. Bickmore, IL years old, was
yesterday taken to the reform school by
Deputy Sheriff Shipley, he having been found
incorrigible.
Eli and Sam Cohen, the Jews arrested upon
the charge Of stabbing John Fltzgibbons,
were yesterday committed, in default OF bail,
to await exa mination.
There will be meeting Of the Mechanics
institute at 220 Nicollet avenue this evening",
when j. H. Kerrick will read a paper on
woodworking machinery.
A verdict in favor of the defendant was re-
turned yesterday in the case of Elijah Bar
ton vs. Rebecca A. Upper, to recover prop
erty in st. Anthony addition.
Arthur s. Huey and Miss Hattie KING were
quietly married last evening at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. King, 1923 Eighth street south.
A caucus Of the Democratic voters of the
Second precinct of the Fifth ward is called
for Monday evening, Sept. 81, at 1880 O'Clock,
at the Twelfth street engine house.
The breaking of pully attached to the
Brush incandescent dynamo at the Exposition
last evening caused the art gallery to be
plunged into Egyptian darkness for an hour.
John W. Arctander will address a meeting
of the citizens of the Eighth ward upon the
labor question this evening at Chestnut hall,
corner Of Nicollet and Twenty-sixth street.
labor social will be held at Tiewert's hall,
1888 Twenly-sixth avenue south, Sunday af-
ternoon. Evert Nymanorer will make the
opening address and other speakers will be
in attendance.
district court against her husband, George
w. Frost, asking for an order of the court
debarring the defendant from holding any
title to land left her by former husband.
The following persons were taken to Still
water prison yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
James Eye, to serve out their sentences:
Charles Ashley, James Hardin, James Gala
CHER. Edward Pierce, Frank Valdez, John
Murphy, Frank Adams and James Craig.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Norman d. Jennerson and Nora E. Getchell,
Samuel Johnson and Julia E. Russell, George
a. Lane and Minnie 3. Woodside, Arthur S.
Huey to Hattie NJ. King, Joseph NJ. Loghry
10 bessie w alSOD, MdfSuall r. Ouuam ana
Ida Fuller, Eugene Elsen and Annie Matth,
w. o. Falk and Lille Ball.
Articles Incorporating the Price-Condit
Fence company were filed in the office of the
register of deeds yesterday by Charles w.
Price, Alfred J. Condit, w. w. Price, Lewis
NJ. Courier. Frank B. Foote Ambrose w.
Daynes and Daniel G. Price. The purpose Of
the company is to make fencing and deal in
machinery and real estate. The capital stock
| is placed at 600. Annual meetings will be
| held the third Tuesday of each January.
] At the Oak Lake rink last evening the col
ored people were to have held jubilee in
| celebration of the twenty-fourth anniversary
| of the proclamation of emancipation, but
| owing to some misunderstanding but few
people had put in an appearance up to late
| hour. The speakers who were to have az
| dressed the meeting were present. but re-
| turned home about $3.50. A dance
was inaugurated, and this continued until a
| late hour.