St. Paul daily globe., 1886-10-21

round house. near the plow works, fell from
the top of the building yesterday. He was
badly cut about the head, and was taken to
the city hospital.
A regular meeting of the Columbia associa-
tion was held yesterday afternoon. Thirty
five new members were enrolled and deal or
routine business transacted. The association
was reported to be in very hourishing con-
dition.
There will be a meeting of property own
ers interested in the assessments for the
Third street bridge approaches, the council
committee on taxes and the county and city
o1icias, in the chamber OF commerce at
o o'clock to-day.
The corner stone of the new house of wor-
ship, being constructed by the Jackson Street
Methodist church. near Central park, and TO
be known as Central Park church, will be
laid with fitting ceremonies this afternoon,
the exercises opening at 2:30 o'clock.
An employe in the barber shop at 13S East
Third street, named Pinney, was assaulted by
a colored barber working in the same shop
last night Pinney was struck in the head
with club and knocked senseless, but soon
recovered. His assailant skipped before the
police arrived.
Frederick Lomacks, colorcd barber, and
Minnie Lomacks, white girl, whom he mar
ried about a month ago, were arrested last
evening for disorderly conduct. Frederick
and while demonstrating with her on the
street the couple were arrested.
The social hop given by Evening Star Lodge
No. 10. Daughters of Rebecca, at /. D. O. +,
hall last evening was pleasant affair About
seventy couple attended and select pro-
gramme of dances were gone through wltn-
An excellent supper was served during the
evening by the ladies connected with the
order.
Judge o. P. Shiras, of the United States
district court of the Northern district or
Iowa, who was assigned to act in place or
Judge Nelson for few days by Judge
Brewer. is expected to arrive in st. Paul this
morning. The United States district court
will commence business again at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Articles of incorporation of the Bra1nerd
Cooperative Mercantile company were filed
in the Office of the secretary of state yester-
day. The capital stock is $4,000 and the in
corporators are: John Atkinson, LOREN
Cooley, Charles Barnett, Edwin Halliday, Ed
Mahan, b. w. Fish, Fred Rice, John Willis,
c. b. King. Jacob Melzger, T. M. Reilly, j. Z.
Thomson, Warren Mallott, Charles Potter, j.
w. Bauae, all of Brainerd.
The wedding of T. NJ. Cnrran and Miss Mary
J. Bruer took place at O'Clock yesterday
morning. The bridesmaid was Miss Maggie
Dries and the groomsman A. Doony. Among
the numerous and costly presents was a
handsome GIT from the employees OF tne lln
and sheet iron works of the st. Paul, Mime
apolis s. Manitoba railway, of which depart
ment Mr.. Curran is foreman. The bridal
party left on the noon steamer for a trip
South.
At st. Marys church yesterday morning
Patrick Eagan and Miss Mary McDonough
were married by Rev. Father Caillet. Miss
McDonough, sister OF the bride, was the
bridesmaid and Edward Larkin the best man.
81 r0nnDfiOD held
the brides residence, 694 East Fifth street,
and at noon the couple took the train for an
Eastern trip. Mr.. Eagan is yardmaster in
the St. Paul g. Duluth yard.