St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-26
GLORULES.

The Ada Public Library association has in-
corpOrated.
The Dakota Loaning association of Albert
! has Incorporated.
J Reported at the health Office yesterday:
/ Eight births, three deaths, one marriage.
/ The Missssippiwater Power and Boom COM
! pany has increased its capital from $4,000 10
| 5000 900.
The St George Snowshoe club will hold a
meeting Saturday evening at 1880, at carnival
| headquarters.
\ new trial was denied by Judge wilkin
! in the case Of Fred Wicoxson against tue ST.
| Paul * Manitoba road.
The second annual concert and ball OF the
! Metropolitan band will occur ut Turner hall.
Saturday evening OF next week.
The auction sale of the law library OF Fred
/ erick Allis, which has been going on for the
past week. will be finished Saturday.
The employees of J. Firestour, composed
mostly OF German and Polish nationality,
will give ball at Prefers hall Saturday
4 evening.
The board OF statements allowed abate-
| ments OF personal property taxes for about
sixty people, and they were sent 20 the state
auditor for approval.
Joseph Schreiber, who was arrested on the
| charge or disordery conduct at the instance
OF his wife. was arraigned before Judge Cory
! yesterday and dismissed.
The sharp. cold wind OF Yesterday welded
the blocks of ice in the ice palace together so
that they again looked solid, and the palace
| itself as iirm as a rock.
| The special committee appointed TO con-
| slider the matter OF building sub-Dolice sta
| tons will meet ut the mayors Office at 3
| O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
George n. Fuller. while walking on West
| Seventh street last night, fell and broke his
nose aud was cut about the head. He was
| taken to the police station. where DR.. Abbott
dressed his wounds
Enterprise Ledge No. JIG. 7. o. G. L, gave n
! literary and musical entertainment at Good
| Tenplars hall, $50 Jackson street, last even
| ing. There was large attendance, aud the
| efforts we're good.
Officers of the Ramsey county court say
that on Wednesday copy OF the statutes OF
Minnesota WAS taken from the judges desk
| in the court room during recess and they
would like TO have the same brought back.
The Dayton BluH TobOggan club Will meet
| this evening at President PeabOdy's resi-
dence, 10. $50 Maria avenue. At 1870, 70 de-
| eide on visiting Hastings on Saturday. Those
| unable TO attend the meeting will leave their
names at Burkhard's gun store before p.
| IN. to-day.
Owing 10 q mistake having been made rs To
| where the New Workers association would
| meet, the attendance last evening was not
/ sufficient 10 constitute quorum. cOnSe-
| Quentiy they adjourned until next Thursday
Tue secretary viii notify the members OF the
\ place OF meeting
The Christian World Publishing company
| of Minneapolis. with Z capital Of $50. 900, has
/ filed articles of Incorporation. The company
| consists OF Caleb G.. Bundy, E. h Milliken,
/ Minneapolis. and John Z. James, Portland,
| Ne. The company will establish publishing
house and engage in the publication of the
| Christian World.
A few minutes past u o'clock yesterday
fire was discovered i'm the feed store of c. Y
! Mobery. Nos. 500 and 592 Decatur street. The
roof was badly burned. and the side of the ad-
| Joining house scorched. The damages
| amounted 10 about $500. The building was
! fully insured. but there was no insurance on
the stock. The cause OF the fire is not
! known.
| TWenty-siN uniformed members OF the
| Lafayette Snowshce club went last night 70
! pay their respects to their president. Mr.. A.
| Dufresne, at his elegant residence on Sher-
! burne avenue. Mr.. Dufresne entertained
them most royalty. An elegant lunch pre-
/ pared By Mrs. Dufresne was served 10 the
! members and there were wines, cigars, etc,
! III - p. N.
A meeting Of the members of Unity church
| wss held on Wednesday evening, 20 consider
the question OF pulpit supply. Expressions
| we're given OF hearty appreciation OF Rev.
! Clay MacCauiey's services 10 the society. A
motion to invite him 10 continue his paste
rate for another year. while It received con
| siderable majority of the votes cast, was lost
BY failure to receive the three-fOurths re
! quired By the rules of the society on ques-
tons OF this sort Mr.. MacCauley's engage
meoteloses May 1, and the trustees were ~.
ouested TO secure temporary supply for the
pulpit thereafter.