St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-16
GLOBULEs.

Reported at the health office yesterday;
deaths 3. births l6, marriages /.
The state board of corrections and charitie:
will meet at the capitol this forenoon
The grand encampment Of Minnesota, !. o
o. F.. meets at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
evening.
The state library will be closed from noon
of Friday Of this week until the following
Tuesday.
The Once q Week club will give its Sixth
annual masquerade ball at the Athen@um
"Wednesday evening.
Martin Nolan, l2 years old, arrested in
Sulzbaoh's cigar store last week, was sent tC
the reform school for one year.
The Luverne Granite company, with a cap
ital OF 100000, has Incorporated. The com.
pany will work quarries and deal In land.
The members Of the Rainbow club are re-
quested to meet at the Ryan in order 10
march in the Tuesday afternoon procession
The railroad commissioners left last night
for an official trip over the Breckenridge d.
vision of the Manitoba. They will be absent
about a week.
meeting OF the Epiphany society of the
ST. Paul's church. corner OF Ninth and Olive
streets, was held last evening" The attend.
ance was fair.
Mr.. Joseph Mickey OF the Boston One Price
clothing house is on his way 10 New York
and Boston to purchase the latest novelties in
fine clothing for the early spring trade.
The numerous cots which have been in use
the past two weeks at the various hotels have
been laid away In convenient place. to be
brought forth at any time when the occasion
demands.
Chief of Police Clark leaves this morning
for a five weeks trip through the South and
East. lie will take his family with him. and
during his absence viii visit New Orleans and
New York.
Judge Brill filed decision yesterday i'm the
case of Charles A. Raymond VS. John G.
Elmquist, giving Judgment to the plaintiff
for the sum OF $fs1-75, with interest costs
and disbursements.
The Minneapolis Hardware company, with
capital of $4,000. has filed articles of incor
poration. The company consists OF II. s.
Gillette, H. j. Van Piper, Jr. r. l. Stillmar
and A. ]. Benedict, all of Minneapolis.
1t is wonderful how rapidly the consump
ton of California wine has increased in thi,
city. Hundreds of our best families arr
using it. owing 10 its purity and its delicious
bouquet California Wine house, 40 and A.
East Seventh street.
william Bickel, cashier of the Germanis
bank, but formerly collector of internal rev
enue OF this state, has received a spleudic
arm chair from bis former deputies. a. g.
Wedge of Albert Lea. ]. b. Sackett, ST.
feIer, anu w. u. Dye OF N1nOna.
Walter Kellogg. who has been employed al
X. p. Cullen's livery stable. was paid OF yes
terday aud had Sl3S in his purse. He visited
& store on Third street, and soon after leayinn
the store discovered that he had lost the
money. The purse contained q letter adj
dressed to Mr.. Kellogg.
A party signing themselves ssSportinr
Boys" have written to Mayor Rice asking
him for hill to be set apart for sldiu1 on
sleds. They want the hill on Western or Far.
rington avenue. The matter has been re-
ferred to Aid. johnson, chairman of the conn.
Gil committee on streets.
State Supt. Kiehle left for the East yester.
day, en- route 70 the meeting OF the national
department of superintendent at washing.
ton. Feb. %, "a and rs. During the session
he will read paper on The Duties of County,
superintendent. He will visit Ann Arbor
and Johns Hopkins university on bis way.
Rev. d. Mayer, pastor OF the Polish Catho-
lie church. states that some persons are sell
ing tickets for bah to be given at Pfeifer's
hall on Feb. 81. alleged to be for the benefi,
of his church, The pastor pronounces this
an abuse of his congregation, and states that
the tickets are sold without his cooperation
aud against his will.
An application was fled yesterday in the
district court by the St. Paul ST. Croix
Fails railroad for the appointment OF com
mssioners TO appralse the lands TO be taken
by the road. starting In Bass out lots, north
east from Oakland cemetery, and running In
northeasterly direction TO the north end of
Lake Phalen. crossing the St. Paul 4 Duluth
road and passing on to the track of the Wis
consin Central railroad The line runs
through sections 20, IL, 10 and %, town 2o,
range 22 north.