St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-06
GE.OBULES.

Four deaths were reported yesterday.
The Seventh street museum still continues
| to draw large crowds with "Uncle Tom
Cabin
Acker Post Relief corps will give social
| party this evening in Winthrop Post hail.
/ Drake block.
! Deputy State Auditor Kenyon sold $4,000
! acres of state school lands in Renville county
on Saturday.
| John Egan resigned from the police force
| yesterday and John Hajek was appointed to
| fill the vacancy.
The West Side Hill Social club has COM
| pleted arrangements for its ball on Oct. 16 at
Liedertafel hall.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Newman, whose home is at the corner of
| West Third and Oak streets.
The regular monthly meeting of the Loyal
! legion will occur at the RYAN hotel this even
| ing at o'clock. The officers will meet at
| 1880.
! A meeting will be held at Lauer's hall to-
morrow night, at which E. st. Julien Cox will
make a speech. Judge Cox will speak in
Nicollet county next Saturday evening.
| Officer John Mitchell. who has been an
! efficient member of the police fore for
! twenty-one years. rendered his resignation
yesterday August Distler has been ap-
pointed in his place.
The st. Paul Foot Ball club will hold meet
! ing at the Windsor "Wednesday evening OF
next week. At the last meeting six new
members were admitted, and the CLUB IS now
practicing regularly.
Ole Erickson, a section foreman on the
| Minnesota & Northwestern railroad, was
! struck by an engine yesterday morning and
seriously injured. He lives at Lyle, Mimi,
but was taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
John Lund, prominent business man and
| hotel proprietor, of Marine, Mimi, wishes il
| ~. rl,0
| ported as losing his money Monday night in
| the rooms of Trixy Miller on lower Seventh
| street.
The Cincinnati Illustrated News, of the
| issue dated Oct. 2, has pictures OF several
prominent Minnesota men, r. A. Smith, K.
| W. Johnston, G. K. Davis, G. A. Gilman, j.
| NJ. Bohrer and G. r. Finch being among the
number.
The ST. Paul Boat club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. E. Bramhall;
first vice president, S. Blakeley; second vice
! president, r. ]. Grover; secretary, c. +.
Bean; treasurer, ]. W. Chamberlain; direct
ors, Herman Scheffer, j. w. Stevens, A. Nj
! Peabody.
The case of P. Umstetter. for violation OF
the liquor law, by selling liquor in the re-
stricted district of the Fourth ward, was con-
tinued until this morning. A motion for
new trial has been filed and will be argued
| this morning.
The state bar association met at the capito
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. John A
| Lovely, who was to deliver an address to the
members, was unavoidably absent, and the
meeting adjourned to meet in December on
the day of the opening of the United
States circuit court
J. L. HiIdebrand and G. P. Grouth, while
driving q team attached to a light buggy
across the Milwaukee tracks on Sibley street
yesterday noon, were struck by passing en-
gine The men were thrown from the buggy
bvt Hildebrand was the only one injured, and
his injuries were slight.
Tixey miller, charged with stealing SAC
from John Lund, was discharged by Judge
Cory yesterday. Lund could not, or would
not swear whether he lost the money or the
girl stole it, and as she claimed to have founC
it and was keeping it for him, the case wa:
dismissed on return Of the cash.