St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-27
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made. assigning the estate Of Beriah Ma
Coffin.
Dick Warner gave a private exhibition
OF his dissolving views of the Ice palace last
night In bis apartments on Robert street. TO
night he will repeat the exhibition In the
ladies' ordinary nj the Ryan.
The North Star Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany of st. Paul has been organized and
authorized TO do business on the mutual plan,
which Is insuring mills, manufactures, ele-
vators and their contents and products
At u meeting OF the st. Georges Snowshoe
club this evening at carnival headquarters,
the subject OF reorganization OF the club VIII
be discussed and the report OF the committee
appointed at the last meeting viii be read.
Florence Bell johnson has brought suit
against James ii. Johnson In the district
court 10 procure a divorce. The plaintiff
alleges that her husband is guilty OF adultery
with the hired girl and OF cruel treatment
Instead OF the regular musical and literary
entertainment this evening at the rooms OF
the Temperance union, 5s East Seventh
street, a gospel temperance meeting VIII be
held. and addresses will be given by DIR.
Dana, Mr.. Salisbury and others. Everybody
welcome.
Articles Incorporating the Lac qui Parie
county Loan and Trust company were Tiled
with the secretary OF state yesterday. The
capital stock Is $4,000. John ID. Kelly, Ed
win p. 0'Brien and John J. Whittemore are
the incorponators.
The committee of Aeker Post, G.. a. r.. ap-
pointed 10 wait on Mayor Rice. did not report
yesterday. The MAYOR had formed no opinion
as to the matter. but was inclined 10 the
opinion that Chief Blacks driver had lost his
head or the accident would not have oc-
CURED.
J. ID. Martin, charged with the murder of
"Buck" Moore, has written TO his wife that he
doesn't want her TO come here. Della Smith
who Is accused of numbering "Jack" Wade.
and frequently visits him at the county Jail,
carrying with her sweetmeats for his palate.
Members of the Stonecutters' union say
that miSstatements have been made as to the
strike OF the quarrymen AZ Kasota. They
say the men there simply made tue demand
made by the men at work on the court house
So cents an hour. They say that no union
men will go TO work at KasOta until ''scabs"
are removed from the court house job.
Lizzie Montgomery brings a ion against
NJ. ID. Miller, Robert L. Wharton and Frank
p. Blair in the district court TO recover 81. GOO
dan res from each OF the defendants wit b
interest from March Q. 1886. The plaintiff
alleges thar the defendants attempted 10
cheat and defraud her in the transfer of a
piece Of property in Dakota county for the
sum of $4,000.
The report of W. J. Reece OF Minneapolis,
secretary of the Minnesota division A. o. H.,
winch viii be submitted ut the national con-
vention in ST. Paul next month, shows the
total membership in the stat TO be 3,s04, of
which l.764 have been Initiated within Two
years. The relief report shows that aid has
been extended TO LEO members. Twenty
have been buried, of whom nineteen were in
sured.
The Windsor Toboggan club held a meeting
yesterday with a view to continuing their
| organization as a summer club until the next
carnival sea on rolled round. Col. @. j.
Monfort was elected president; O.W. Wheeler,
vice president; W. u. Richards, secretary; w.
/ II. Farnhsm, treasurer; Thomas STA pc. cap
| tain. and Il. Z. Powers, lieutenant. A com
mittee was appointed to report upon a suita-
BILE summer uniform and to map out q
| schedule OF summer sports.
The CT o sc carrier who hauls the large and
constantly increasing edition of the paper
/ every morning from the Office of publication
in st. Paul to the Minneapolis GLOBE Office
has been delayed several mornings recently
on account Of the miserable condition of the
| roads. He has been kindly assisted on severa
occasions by Charley Abraham. who lives or
/ St. Anthony avenue in an extreme part OF
J the city. The GLOBE desires TO thank Mr..
Abraham for the invaluable aid he has rem
dered the paper.