St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-17
GLOBULES.

The railroad commissioners were at Bloom
| NJ Prairie yesterday.
The state librarian has listed thirty-four
volumes of congressional documents.
The city treasurer will pay 81. 900 miscellau-
/ eous expenses Of the board OF education to
/ day.
The state high school board will meet at
| the capitol this afternoon TO consider the
classification OF high schools.
The Watson Produce company of Watson,
Minn., have filed articles OF incorporation and
| propose to build n warehouse.
The graduating exercises of the st. Paul
medical college will take place this evening
at the First Baptist church.
J. c. Wells, who keeps a drug store at Mer-
riam Park. was fined SIS for selling LIQUOR
without license. he paid the money.
Reported at the health Office Yesterday:
Diphtherla, Sl3 Rice street; scarlet fever, 81
West Bluff street, 2Is Eaton avenue. Births
10, deaths7.
One OF the horses attached to n car on the
Seventh street line caught his foot in a tie
near Simpson street yesterday. The car ran
over him, breaking his neck.
The adjutant general has issued commits
slons TO Capt. w. a. Halbert, First Lieut.. p
K. Brown and Second Lieut.. j. W. Gerber of
the Luverne GUARDS, reserve militia.
The st. Paul Dental society held its regular
monthly meeting last evening at the Office of
DR.. j. Is. Nosburgh. corner of Fifth aud Oak
streets. An interesting discussion was held.
The annual meeting OF the wOman's For
eign missionary society of the Minnesota
association will be held at Woodland Park
church to- morrow, March 1s, TO wh.cl all are
invited.
Gov. Hubbard, DR.. Dana and Secretary
Hart OF the board of corrections and chart
ties were at Red Wing yesterday comforting
with the county commissioners OF Goodhue
county about the new Jail.
The Sisters of the Peace Benevolent society
for the benefit OF the poor, will give a grand
masquerade ball at Pfeifers hail on Wednes-
day evening, March IL. A prize will be given
TO the best masked lady
Officer Sexton was arraigned Yesterday be-
fore Mayor Rice. charged with offensive man.
uers by DR.. Riggs. The matter was settled
satisfactorily to- both parties, and. after shak-
ing hands, they departed.
John Hutchinson, who was sentenced to be
hung at Crookston, April %, for the murder
or Archie Mclean at East Grand Forks, was
reprieved Tor one week by the governor yes
terday. The reprieve was given because the
date set was Good Friday.
To-day is ST. Patrick's day. No extensive
parade will loo had by the A o. H. but
call will be made on Bishop ireland, when
short address will be made 10y Capt O'Con-
nor. Exercises will be hell a. the hail. pro-
gram for which has been announced in the
GLOBE.
In the United States circuit court yesterday
trial of the case entitled Hugh Conner IS. The
Pioneer Fire Proof Construction Company
was completed and the jury rendered YER
diet FOR paintin OF 50. $50. The case OF the
Bradner Smith Paper Company VS.. The Cedar
Fails Paper Manufacturing comp any IS now
on trial.
Annie Miller alias Hazel Kirke. who drew n
revolver on Mabel Sullivan Monday night
aud pounded Ter on the head VITA it, was
arraigned before Judge Cory yesterday and
sent out for thirty ia $. Mabel Sullivan was
hned So for disorderly conduct and dis
charged
MaXimillian Feichinger was arrested Mon
DAY charged with insanity and examined in
the probate court. During the examination
IL came out that the man had been suffering
with inhammatory rheumatism, and. for the
purpose OF alternating the pain, took an over
dose of quinine that effected hts mind, only
temporarily, however and he was discharged.
Tue revival services az the Pilgrim Baptist
church continue In interest, there being four
teen conversions since Sunday, and more
than twenty-five applicants for baptism. Rev.
Forbes of the jackson Street NJ. K. cbnreh
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