St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
pOLaS GLOBULES.
The work house is full.

The work house is full.
Bank cearings yesterday amounted to
$751;. 306.2+.
The White Cross society meets at 220 Hen
nepin avenue this afternoon.
Mrs. A. Bradbury returned from her visit
to New York city Wednesday.
Frank NJ. ingalls,, of LIE Sueur, and w. A.
Ingalls,, of Blue Earth, were guests of Henry
Altnow.
Monday morning the commissioners to con-
denim land for the new North side pumping
station will meet.
William Strown and wife filed in the regis
ter of deeds Office yesterday plat of Eagle
bluff, at Minnetonka.
Rev. J. L. Pitner speaks on Temperance
and Conscience in Politics. before the Chest
nut Hall club to-day.
The Democratic caucus in the Third pre-
cinct of the Sixth ward Monday evening will
be held at Phillips stable.
The Western Union Telegraph company is
putting in about four hundred miles of new
line along the Northwestern railroads.
E. G. O'Donnell, of the Rollins-M iddings
Purifier company, will erect a factory on
the island, corner of Island avenue and Grove
street.
William T. Adams, known as "Oliver
Optic will soon remove to this city and
enter business with his son-in-law, Sol Smith
Russell.
Mounted Patrolman Fisher presented the
two brides who were married at the EXPOSE
ton yesterday each with a beautiful bouquet
of flowers.
The White Cross society, in the interest of
social purity, will meet at the W. c. T. U.
rooms, 220 Hennepin avenue, Sunday, Sept.
26. at 3 p. m.
In the district court yesterday, Constance
Lueek was granted $40 q month alimOny and
divorce
Rudolf Lueek.
Aid. Cooley left last night for Washington
as a delegate to the assemblies of the general
grand chapter of the general grand council,
to be gone two weeks, or Whereabouts.
Said an alderman last night: This pretty
state of affairs. Only IL o'clock and the lobby
of the postoffce locked so l cannot get any
mail Surely, have we metropolitan city?''
The Farmers Building and Loan association
met last evening and elected the following
officers John d. Myers, 1. Monasch, secre-
tary; Herman Westphal, treasurer; Anton
Grethen, attorney.
The demurrer against the indictment of
Leonard N. Shepard. on charge of false
pretenses, was sustained in the district court
yesterday morning, and Mr.. Shepard ordered
10 appear Monday morning, when he will be
indicted again.
Miss Norell Campbell, of st. Cloud, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Brown, of Detroit,
Mln0., are III IHc City NlSlCl0S 1rleDQS. Iney
are on their way to visit friends in Chicago,
New York and Canada. The Exposition was
a source of much wonder to the ladies.
Evert Nymanover will this afternoon adj
dress the Minneapolis German and Scandina-
Wan workingmen's societies, who together
give q social entertainment at Siewerts hail.
1888 Twenty-sixth avenue south. which COM
mences at o'clock Tickets to uon-members
25 cents.
Following are the officers of the Franklin
Avenue Chautauqua circle: Ed Hennessy,
president; Laura Amy vice president; S.
Flora Slusser, secretary: E. T. Brandebury,
critic; Louis Cosad treasurer; w. 7. Goodhue,
DR.. Loomis, Will Gregory, executive commit
tee: j. d. Shelter and w. T. Goodhue, dele.
gates TO G. U.
Detectives Lawrence and Doyle last evening
arrested man known as Riley, on a charge
of holding up and robbing James McNulty, on
Second avenue south, of $4.75 and a watch