St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-11
GLOBULES.

A. @. Elliott s. Co. assigned yesterday to
Samuel E. Hall.
A special meeting OF the board of educa-
ton will be held this evening.
John O'Toole was arrested yesterday by
Officer Ives for beating his wife.
A fellow whose name is unknown passed a
forged check on Tire & Co. yesterday.
The usual weekly shoot of the st. Paul
aud Minneapolis gun clubs will occur at
Hamline this afternoon.
A meeting of the St. George Snowshoe
club is called by the president at Hotel Ryan
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Frank Spooner and Martha Wood field.
charged with adultery, were arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday and discharged.
Tonight the lecture in the Unity club
course is by DIR. Dana, on Workingmen's Col
leges in London and Their Suggestions 10 Us.
The extradition case of Bulldog Kelly that
was expected to have been decided yesterday
morning was postponed till 10 o'clock this
morning.
The monthly meeting OF the st. Andrew s
society will be held at the society hall in the
Drake block to-day. A full attendance is
requested.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria, GOA York street; scarlet fever.
Broadway, near Seventh; deaths, three;
marriages, six.
morning for fire in Prof. Priem's stables,
1862 West Seventh street. Damage sleight.
Cause unknown.
Maria krenz, girl 10 years OF age from
West 81. Paul. was examined i'm the probate
court yesterday, and, being found insane,
was sent 10 Rochester.
The next meeting of the Ce injury club will
be on Monday evening, March %, at the
residence of Mr. w. Il. Donaldson, corner
of Ninth and Locust streets.
Albert Zummsk was arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday charged with striking
Thomas Tromanska with a knife. The case
was continued until to-day.
Next Sunday, at O'Clock p. m, a meeting
will be held al Arion hall, corner Third and
Market streets, with a view to organizing the
German carpenters OF this city into branch
union of the Brotherhood.
A man Dy the name of Palmer, claiming &c
come from Dubuque, passed through the city
yesterday on the trail of his wife. who be
claimed had skipped out with another fellow,
and was now Al Turtle Lake, Wis.
Col. A. II. Nicolay is reported as having Just
sold to an Eastern gentleman n valuable i'm
proved business block on East Seventh street,
so feet front by lls1l feet deep. between Ce
dar and Minnesota streets, for 100000.
Plymouth church evening services will be
resumed next Sunday evening, DIR. Dana. the
pastor, preaching. They were not suspended
when DIR. Dana was at the Olympic. The
church was ope n and Rev. Mr.. Hall ofiiciated
At the meeting OF Acker post. G. A. r.
this evening, there will be a new commander
elected, vice r.. V. Pratt, who resigns
Other i'm portant business is 10 be transacted
calling for the full attendance of comrades
Emma Lawrence was arrested last night by
Officers McFetridge and Leyde for stealing
lot of jewelry from her employer, ID. II. Nc
Ewon. Emma was released from the reform
a 20 Nrh ch
sent for waywardness.
The following ticket was elected in Rose
town: For supervisors, William Gould. chair
man, Hubert Mollers and John Walsh: towr
clerk, John Hogan; treasurer, Nichola:
Hermes; justice of peace, Lorenzo Hoyt; con
stable, Charles Zwieg. The election went
agai nst license and in favor of restricting
cattle.
The dramatic entertainment on FRIDAY
evening at Unity club room promises to bt
well worth attention. The play is a very
pretty one and the parts well taken. Tn,
overture, some of Moszkowski's character
istlc music. VIII be played by Mrs. l.. ID
Hodge and Mrs. L. Il. Jilson. Miss Blanch,
Viola Smith, whose vocal powers are wei
known here, will sing two songs between til,
acts.
Robson & @ rane VIII present the "Comed,
of Errors" again this evening at the GranC
| opera house. This play. with its elaborat,
scenery and costumes and the two ini mitabl,
Dromios, has been drawing crowded houses
all the week. The sale of seats for the Duf
Opera company in 1.-The Mikado'' begins thi
morning at the Grand opera house, thi
opera to open next Monday evening.
J p. r. Lynch, West side barber, mountet
Seventh street car and refused TO pay hi
fare last night. He was arrested by Office
Cormick and locked up. He made Rom,
| howl ut the station and made the announce
| ment that he would fire the entire municipal
! government off its base. His brother cam,
10 his rescue, and, putting up $25 for his ap
pearance in court this morning, took his ser
ring.brother" home.