St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-14

GL0BULES.

The ladies of the W. c. T. q. meet to-day at
D. N. at 50 East Seventh street.
Five deaths, two marriages, diphtheria at
81 Carroll street were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The case of John Swanson, bartender who
shot Peter Harkins during a bar-room row,
was dismissed.
The county commissioners were to have
had meeting yesterday, but they failed to
obtain quorum.
A joint meeting of the council committees
on police and fire departments will be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The case against E. J. and I. Fl. Hoyt, who
were charged with embezzling $40, was DIS
missed and the defendants hOnorably dis
charged.
The audiences at the Seventh Street
museum sull continue large, owing to the
success of 1.-THE Bellies of the Barber Shop"
the comedy now on the boards.
The board of public works met last evening
to consider the subject of the widening of
Dakota avenue, but continued the consdera-
ton of the matter till tomorrow night.
Charles Weber, of this city, and George
L. Curtiss, of Eau Claire, will spar six rounds
at the Olympic theater on Friday night for
purse of $50. Small gloves will be used.
Gov. Hubbard refuses to throw out all rifle
scores made by the Second regiment at New
Ulm. which were protested by the First regi-
ment and recommends change in the rules
governing rife practice.
Sheriff Metz of Brainerd, who succeeded
in keeping Ray Sanford, alias freddy" away
from the lynchers, and bringing him down
to st. Paul and placing him in the Ramsey
county Jail, has taken him back to Brainerd
for trial.
Bushnell & Bushnell have their new office,
365 Robert street, corner Fifth, almost fitted
n nody for Nhax will hou
their lists of real estate complete, and win
have their grand opening on Saturday, Oct.
16, from 10 a. m. to p. m. All are cordially
invited to call and look over their bargains
An agreement between the st. Paul, Mime
apolis 81 Manitoba Railroad company and the
Central Trust company, of New York, was
filed in the Office of the secretary of state yes
terday, being the transfer to the latter of
twenty miles of road running from St. Cloud,
for the better security of corporate bonds is
sued in 1888, on which a loan was made by the
Trust company.
Arrangements have been completed for the
patriotic jubilee to be held in Exposition rink
Saturday evening, Oct. 20. The chorus sing
ers will number 500, embracing some of the
finest talent in the city. The Sons of Veter-
ans have charge of the arrangements but
the entertainment will be for the benefit of
the G. A. r. posts and Relief corps of the
city.
Articles of incorpora tion of the Otter Tail
mill were filed IN the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday, with Joseph Harris, @. A.
Daley, Charles l.. Lewes, A. Brandenberg, K.
o. Harris, NJ FrankoYiZ, Charles Wessberg,
Scott Stewart, Robert Harrison, o. NJ. Weeks,
a. ]. Elkins. q. o. Dahl, all of Fergus Falls,
as incorporators. The capital stock of the
mill is S25 600, and the business is dealing in
and milling wheat, building elevators, etc.
Next Sunday, Oct. II, has been designated
as Temperance Sunday by the National
Christian Temperance union, when the pas
tors OF all churches are requested to preach
temperance sermons, to make temperance
the topic for Sunday schools and to have
union temperance meeting in the evening.
The local unions of the w. c. T. U. will also
observe Saturday the 18th inst. as a day of
prayer for the promotion of temperance
work