St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-09

Davis, John H. Ames, George Adams, j. j.
Phelps and Terrence Kenney.
Sy the interior changes being made in the
city hall building the comptroler's once VIII
De ntted up in the west end OF the building
ana the treasurers Office will occupy all OF
the east end and will also be rearranged and
more conveniently fitted up.
A pamphlet was yesterday issued by Secre-
tary Williams containing the constitution,
list of officers and the members of the Ramsey
county Pioneer association. The roll con-
talns over 800 names of men who lived in
Ramsey county prior to 1857.
Mr.. John Phillips who with his wife and
daughter are guests ut the Hotel Ryan, has
just removed from his easel )rtrait of Mr..
Dennis Ryan which is truly marvel of art.
The figure is exactly life-si2e and shows
about three-quarter of the form.
w. E. Bowen, the proprietor OF the Chateau
gay hotel at White Bear lake, while out ifs b.
Ing last Friday night landed an immense pick
erel that shows conclusively that the lake is
not destitute OF fish. The pickerel weighed
twenty-one pounds and measured three feet.
Judge Wilkin yesterday granted a decree of
divorce in the case of Bridget DAILY VS.. Joseph
b. Daley. In the case of e. S. Rogers ct al.
VS.. A, M. Terbet, Judgment was rendered
for plaintiff. John N. Thayer and Caroline
Thaver were granted permission to adopt
Jennie Bulls.
The California Wine House, corner of Cedar
and Seventh, is the or IL house i'll the city that
handles the genuine California wines. Don't
take anybody's word in regard to this, 5u
ask your physician where he gets the pure
and genuine California wine. Use none other
for medicinal purposes.
Judge Schoonmaker Yesterday named the
following as a committee to report on the Or
ganization of the Young Mems Republican
club: Henry B. Willis, Ryan hotel; Charles
A. Sandstrom, 206 East Seventh street: w.
II Eroon Wy 7
corner jackson and Third streets; Otto Kneff-
ner, 523 Carroll street.
The Phoenix Stock Insurance company of
minneapolis has been incorporated with q
capital of 100000. The incorporators are
J. c. Seeley, A. G. Wilcox, G. G. Lyford, W.
5. King, V. G. Hush, j. T. James, A. L. Hath
away, G. Fl. Dunnell, all of Minneapolis and
Bharles Shandrew of st. Paul.
AT the temperance and Bethel rooms last
evening, two piano solos were rendered by
Miss Clara Jilson. The vocal solos by Miss
Nellie Mabon were admirably given. The re-
cital of Claudius and Cynthia by Miss Paul
Johnson was fine effort both as to voice and
gesture. The temperance address by Mr. B.
A. Bedell was heartily received.
On Sunday next, the 18th, the Great West
ern band of st. Paul will have it's annual May
fei tlyal at COney Island, Clear Water lake
CarFer county, on which occasion it will be-
assisted by DAM band. In all there will be
ulty-LWO pieces or music. Inc eXcurSlOnlStS
will leave in the morning by the st. Louis
road, and returning will reach st. Paul about
half-paSt six.
The ladies Of Chicago and St. Louis are
noted for their large feet, but it remains tor
young lady in Sandusky. O.. to excel them
all in size of foot. J. L. Lowering of this
city, whose name and fame is not hemmed in
by local lines, has just made pair of No. 81
shoes for this young lady, and an exact fac
smile of the same can now be seen in his
store window, $50 Wabasha street. 1t is g.
curiosity and about seven times larger than
any St. Paul lady wears.