St. Paul daily globe., 1886-03-06
GLOBULES.

Two deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The city treasurer paid the school contrac-
tors $50, 900 yesterday.
The committee on streets went out to view
Eaton avenue yesterday afternoon.
A special meeting OF the Ministers associ-
alton will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Prof Brada of the Latin chair in the state
university called on the governor yesterday.
John Carr was rearranged i'm the municipal
court yesterday and the case was adjourned
till this morning.
MI. Roche, a popular railway manager
and contractor, has returned from trip 10
Baltimore, Md.
A meeting of the st. Paul Lacrosse club
will be held at DIR. Macdonald's office, corner
Wabash and Fourth streets, tonight at
o'clock.
The members of the wakouta Toboggan
club are requested TO meet on the corner of
Fourth and Cedar streets at 4:30 this after
noon TO be photographed.
Kittie Taylor, Mamie Wilson and Carrie
Brown were arrested by officer Larson last
night for holding an impromptu concert in
the rear of a Seventh street saloon.
uJudge wilkin filed a memorandum in the
case of Elizabeth ii. Rogers against Arthur
II. Rogers and Robert A. JuDck, in which he
gives n Judgment in favor of the plaintiff.
The Carnival Skating club holds meeting
at the local freight Office of the Omaha road
at O'Clock tonight for the purpose OF ar
ranging for a social to be given next week.
John s. Thompson and Mathews Momahan
were arrested yesterday for selling liquor
without license. They pleaded guilty and
were fined SIS each, which they paid and were
discharged.
The Niagara Polo club was organized few
DAYS ago. The officers are as follows: Will
lam Finch, president; Walter johnson, secre-
tary; Bash Punnett, captain; Henry Ames,
first lieutenant.
J. B. Brisbin commenced a suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against Edwin Gribble
for the purpose of getting hold of some OF
that 81, 600 that Gribhle secured by his verdict
against the Pioneer Press.
The total valuation of the personal property
in the state in 1885 as computed by State
Auditor Braden and revised by the state
board of equalization was S97, ,34S,2 ,296, an in
crease over 1884 of S3,666, 269.
The eighth and ninth volumes Mining re-
ports Twelfth Oregon reports, United States
Supreme CourtReports. Volume 1l5, and the re-
port of rhe United States commissioner OF
education for 1883 and 1854, have been added
TO the state library.
An interesting program is announced fol
! the public entertainment at the rooms of thC
! Gospel Temperance union this evening
! Miss l.. G.. fowble, Mrs. Bramblett. Miss j
! Wilson, Mrs. c. j. Brown and others will tax,
| part in the exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. r
l.. Frazee, Frazee City, w. N. Vignor ant
wife, New York, l.. L. Reed and wife, thi
city, and w. II. Steele and wife, Steele, Oak.
will leave next Monday or Tuesday for a two
months stay in California.
Next Thursday evening DR.. Dana will lee
ture before the Unity club in their rooms
corner of Wabasha street and Summit ave
4 nue. on Workingmen's Colleges in London ant
! Their Suggestions 10 Us. II is designed to in
terest workingmen and their fri mis-.
The closing gospel service to be held in tn,
! Olympic Tomorrow night promises TO be un
usually interesting. Addresses will be mad
| 10y Rev. NJ. l.. Gilbert, DIR. Dana and Roher
| Smith. A large number of choir singer
| will be present and furnish music. The sery
ices begin at $50 o'clock.
The application made yesterday TO Judg
Nelson 10 release Bulldog Kelly was unsuC
| cessful The court held that Kelly was dis
charged by the department. of state in refus
| ing to issue the warrant of eXtradition on tn
ground that there was not evids nee enoug
to hold him. On Monday an effort 10 hav
him released on habeas corpus will he made
The future of Methodism in st. Paul ha
been further frightened by the organizatiO
of the St. Paul church extension board of IN
NJ. f. church. which filed articles of inco
poration with the secretary of state yesteI
day. The purpose of the corporation is L
promote, enlarge and direct local missionar
work and organize new churches of that d'
! nomination within the city, acquiring an
conveying real and personal property used |
connection with the work. The corporatio
is composed of the presiding elder OF tie di
trict the ministers of the NJ. L. churches
the city aud one layman from each church.