St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
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The boys mass meeting, that was to have
taken place at Exposition rink to-day, ha:
been postpCn ed till later.
Charles L, nch jumped from a Milwaukee
train at the Chestnut street depot last even
ing and sprained his ankle.
The railroad commissioners have moved
their Office from the capitol to the block op-
posite, 81 Wabasha street.
The Seven Corners Snow Shoe club vii
meet for drill Monday evening. Dec 6, al
headquarters, pa West Third stI eet
small fire IN Marks rag store on Willius
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
called out the department last night.
The w. @. T. q. will meet with Mrs. Tim
mons. corner Clinton avenue and Isabel
street, on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Edward Cole and John Linstad, who stole
quantity of cloth from Roth's fancy store on
Seventh street, were committed to the re-
form school.
Rev. X. Arnold will address a meeting of
the White Cross league at O'Clock to-dav at
the Gospel Temperance rooms, IS East
Seventh street.
A. Lauer tomorrow will open restaurant
at No. 325 Wabasha stI eet. 1t will be under
the charge of Adam Rack formerly of the
Clarendon Hotel.
Clerk Bell, of the district court, was kept
busy yesterday making out pensioners Aft
davits, which he does quarterly. on which
pensions are collected when forwarded to the
proper Office.
A meeting of the Sabbath school workers
of St. Paul of all denominations will be held
tomorrow evening in the Y. M G. A. rooms
to effect a reorganization of the Ramsey
county association.
A meeting of the Ryan Toboggan club will
be held at the Portland block, on Broadway.
doc 1I- al,
forms. Boys wishing to join the club can
apply at the meeting.
Rev. Nathaniel s. McFetridge, professor of
Greek languages and literature, higher
English and modern languages at Manchester
college, died Friday evening. The funeral
will be held tomorrow.
Four of the men arrested Friday night
while playing stud poker paid SIS each for
visiting gambling house. One of the six
forfeited his So and the other paid fine of
S25 for keeping the joint.
McHenry Johnson, the "Black Star" has
gone TO Milwaukee, but will return in about
ten days, when Tom Jefferson saws that a
match of twenty-one rounds will be fought
between him and Billy Wilson.
An important meeting of the Columbia
Snow Shoe club will be held Monday evening
al the municipal court rooms ut o'clock.
The club is now the leading and largest club
in the city and has handsome surplus in its
treasury.
Despite the cold weather yesterday quite a
large number of people attended the sale OF
lots in Rice street villas. The price ranged
from $40 to $685. and was considered sue
ceSSful sale. p. T. Kavanagh Il Co. were the
auctoneers. About twenty-five lots were
disposed of.
The annual meeting of the St. Anthony
Park Improvement association will be held at
the P rk hotel on Tuesday e~ening. Dec. Z.
The election OF officers for the ensuing year
and other important business will be con-
sidered. The Ontario plan of assessment will
be further discussed.
Articles of Incorporation of the White Bear
Lake Ice company were tiled yesterday. with
capital stock of 100000. The incorporators
are W. A. Tamus, William Dawson. Jr.. Ed
ward D. Comings, Daniel II. Gregg, W. A.
Tache and H. H. Horton, all of ST. Paul The
company will put up 90, 900 tons OF ice.
At the last meeting of the Loyal legion a
committee to cooperate with the committee
of the 6. A. r. relative TO the soldiers home
project, was appointed, consisting of Gen. G.
G. Andrews, Capt. II. A. Castle, Col. H. G..
Hicks, Gen. A. B. Nettleton and eX.-Gov.
William Il. Mrishall.
The employees of Noyes Bros. & Cutler have
recognized their tobOggan club with the fol
lowing officers: d. K Noyes, honorary presi-
dent; w. w. Cantwe chairman; G. F.
Forssell, secretary and treasurer; A. N.
Lamb, captain; j: N. Thayer, first lieutenant;
E. 7. Pease, second lieutenant.
The National Guard Toboggan club met last
night and disbanded. and the members re-
organized under the name of the Flambeau
club, with Maj. J. H. Robertson, honorary
president; II. c. Braden, president; E. E.
Merrill, treasurer, and J. Allen secretary.
The old National Guard club uniform will be
retained.
In the district court, jury term, yesterday
before Judge Wilkin, the case of Isaac NJ.
Stetson vs. Northwestern Masonic Aid asso-
citation was tried ana verdict of $40 rendered
for the plaintiff. The appeal of Michael
Strub from the award of the commissioners
Of the St. Paul & st. Croix Falls Railway COM
pany was called for trial and opened, when
the court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing.
Col. Alex Hogeland, well known for his
work among the newsboys, will address a
meeting at the Central Presbyterian church
this evening in behalf of the work already
inaugurated here among the street boys. On
Monday he will attend the ministers meet
ing, and during the week arrangements will
be made for him to give free lecture every
evening of next week, beginning Monday
evening.
Articles were fled yesterday Incorporating
the Chatheld Creamery company, with cap
ital stock of 10000. The incorporators are
G. M. Scovell II. A. Holmes, Levi Burns, 6.
H. Hanen, T. G. Barnard, Milo White and
A. NJ. Lombard. The Taylor s. Myers Pharm-
acy company, of st. Paul, also filed articles.
with capital stock of $4,000. w. B.Taylor.
Horace q. Myers and Edward j. Wright are
the incorporators.
winthrop post. No. IS. G. A. R., has elected
the following officers: Commander E. H. G.
Ia Tor; Senior vice commander. /. r. jenkins
Junior vice commander, P. Starkweather;
quartermas; er, j. N. Thayer; surgeon. Hugh
Malloy; chaplain, r. w. Arnold; officer of
the day. F. Siebold; officer of the guard, Fl.
L. Gilbert; delegates 10 department encamp-
ment, F. Seibold, Theodore Sander; alternates,
/. r. Jenkins J. E. Davis. Appropriate
resolutions we're adopted on the death of the
late DR.. Daniel Leasure, vice commander of
the post.