St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-05
GLORU LES.

The city pastors held their regular exeeu-
tive session yesterday morning.
To-day will be the last day for filing
notes of issue i'm the district court for the
January term.
The meeting OF the Irish National league
in West st. Paul, announced for last night,
was postponed until next Monday evening.
The Bank of Woodstock, Pipestone
county, George c. Eyeland, Jr.. cashier,
has received its charter. Its capital is SIS,
600.
Reported at the health Office Yesterday:
Diphtheria at 56S Ellen st; scarlet fever at
p Indiana avenue. Deaths, four; births,
nine.
The court house commission held a short
meeting yesterday afternoon, but trans
acted no business except to allow few
estimates.
The time for paying low service water
bills and saving the discount will expire to-
morrow. There was a rush at the water
board Office yes terday.
r. c.. Wiley, register Of deeds, Yesterday
paid j. G.. Donelly, treasurer of the Catho-
lie orphan asylum. SIS as a gift to the Cath
Ole home Cor orphans.
The annual meeting of the State Archi-
tectural association will be held at O'Clock
this afternoon at the Ryan hotel, A ban
quet will be held at o'clock.
Ray Lawrence, Sadie Fuller, Lottie Ava
reen, May Costello, Emma La Rue, Pauline
Bell and Allie Wayne swelled the eity's
finances yesterday by contributing SlOo
each.
The Boys Tobaggan club has elected the
following officers: George II. Finch, Jr.,
president, Basham Punnett vice president,
Crawford Livingston, Jr., treasurer, Harry
Richie, secretary.
Judge Simons was hearing arguments
yesterday in the case of Matt Clark against
the Minneapolis Tribune company, on a
motion for change of venue from RAM
sey to Washington county.
Mrs. S. G. Melodies of the School of Do
nestle Economy at the Iowa Agricultural
college, will open a cafe this week i'm the
Court block. Connected with it will be a
training school for domestic service.
The boys at Chemical house gave an
entertainment to Chief Black last night.
consisting of Ethiopian songs and instru-
mental music. The chief stayed with the
boys and enjoyed the show hugely.
At the conference of the National Asso-
citation of Corrections and Charities in St
Paul next July paper will be read by
Prof. p. S. Conner of the Ohio Medical
college on The Construction and Manage
ment Of Hospitals.
Police Officer Charles Hanft was ar
raigned before the mayor yesterday, charged
with sleeping on his beat. He claimed that
he was suffering from lame foot and sat
down to rest but was not slumbering He
was fined SO.
Officer Gill was up before Mayor Rice
yesterday, charged with drinking on his
beat. He claimed that he went into several
places to pay bills and was treated. He was
fined $50 and sentence was suspended dur
ing good behavior.
Mrs r. NJ. Wilbur, formerly teacher in
the public schools of Council Bluffs, Ia,
has been employed as teacher in the Mad
isOn school, this city, and is now stopping
at the Clarendon. Mrs. Wilbur is said to
be highly-talented lady.
Oficer Conroy found fellow who gave
his name as George Kenny In house near
the corner of Jackson and Seventh streets
yesterday. AS he seemed TO be in strange
quarters the officer nailed him and charged
him with attempt at robbery.
John B. Olivier. former abstract clerk OF
this county. has just completed set OF abb