St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-09
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A daughter was born yesterday to Judge
and Mrs. Frank Ford.
W. T. Walters won the prize French clock
at Woolmers gallery.
Gov. Hubbard has issued a proclamation
designating Nov. % as Thanksgiving day.
The members of Excelsior Lodge No. CO.
l. o. 0. F., will meet at their hall at 1880 this
evening to take the train for Minneapolis and
visit North Star lodge.
PIT Kavanagh s. Co. sold at auction yes
terday afternoon, 4OxI20 feet on the NORTH
east corner of Rice and Iglehart streets, for
$4,000, TO Robert Spangenberg.
Frank Edward, charged with stealing suit
OF clio. hes belonging TO Samuel Anderson
had his examination in the police court yes
terday and was held to the grand jury.
Sheriff Urness, of Douglas county, made
return to the county auditor yesterday of his
conveyance OF K. l.. Colby TO the state prison,
sent up for two years for fe, onious assault.
The Robert street bridge is now spen for
public travel. Teams will have some trouble
though, TO get through on the south side
owing to the grading mol having been COM
pleted.
DIR. Aveling of London, will speak in this
city on Socialism as Against Anarchism,' -
on Nov. l6. MIR. Aveling is expected to az
rive 10 ST. Paul on the 10Th and will be &C
companied by his wife.
The commission 10 locate the third insane
asylum. consisting of DIR. c. X. Bartlett Il.
b. Langdon. II. q. Siordock ami RI. II. Hart,
left last evening for Fergus Falls, Ak xandria,
Sank Centre and Brainerd to definitely locate
the asylum.
The young ladies of St. Paul church guild
will give concert at Standard hall Thursday
evening. The concert commences at O'Clock
and at the conclusion dancing will be in
order Seibert's orchesta furnishing the
music The affair promises to be very en-
jOy able one.
The Sunday evening concerts heretofore
given by Ssi0ert's orchestra at Turner hall,
will be given this season at Market hall. 1t
is Mr.. Seibert's intention to present these
concerts this winter on a somewhat broader
basis than they have heretofore been given,
and the orchestra will be increased.
Articles of incorporation were fled yester
day in the Office of the 81 cretary of state of
the Northwestern Soap company of Mime
apolis. with capital stock of 500, 900 and the
following incorporates: John V. Mcintyre
and NJ. a. Newton, Minneapolis; T. s. Tomp-
kins, II. c. Drake and a. NJ. Drake, of st.
Paul.
OF. P Duffey, for some time member Of the
Dispatch local staff, established himsel
in the legal profession, his Office being in the
Court block with Judge EgaD. Mr. Duffy is d
lawyer of ten or twelve years experience In
Illinois and the West. He has certificate
from the supreme court of Illinois. He was
also at one time municipal judge in Denver.
He is an attorney OF ability and standing.
The cases against John G. Graus. w. S.
Twombley, Bensinger Bros, Edward Pufe
, and H. c. Donnelly, charged with keeping
their saloons open on Sunday. were called in
the police court yesterday. Donnelly had bis
case continued 10 Satu day and the others
were set for rial before jury on Thursday.
The complaints are made by j. j. Smith, of
Minneapolis, agent for the Law and Order
league.