St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-20
yesterday from No. 5s Fillmore street, and

yesterday from No. So Fillmore street, and
from S42 Beech.
The sale of seats for Denman Thompson
will open Friday morning, ut the Grand opera
house box Office.
The motor trains to West st. Paul, on the
Minnesota Northwestern, will begin rum
ming next Monday.
Mrs. L. Il. Stockdale of San Antonio, Tex,
is visiting her sister, Mrs l.. L., Pearce at
No. $50 Cherry street.
A strawberry festival will be given this
evening at Unity club rooms by the st. Paul
Club of Social Science.
Yesterday was the warmest day of this
spring, the thermometer registering So . at
one time i'll the afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mathes, wife of Jacob Mathes
OF Mathes, Good u Schurmeier, died yester-
day at the family residence, No. 3S2 East
Seventh street, aged So years.
Fannie Mills, the big-footed girl, is still
drawing large audiences at the dime museum.
Next week Mrs. Tom Thumb and her new
husband will be the attractions.
The case of Charles A. Prescott VS.. Thomas
keneally for false imprisonment which had
been nearly two days on trial in the district
court, was dismissed yesterday.
Commissions were yesterday issued to
Charles +. Mix, as captain; w. B. Dawley,
first lieutenant, and Edward George second
lieutenant of the Crookston reserve militia.
Articles were filed Incorporating the st.
Paul Bond and Mortgage company. E. Rice,
Jr., ii. L.. Moss and William G. Strickland are
the incorporates and the capital is fixed at
$50 00U.
Justice Miller of the O. 8. supreme court,
will be in this city at the opening of the June
term OF the U. S. circuit court, and will pre-
side at the term. the law requiring his pres
ence here at court once in two years.
a. III. Nicolay sold at auction yesterday to
l.. Smith 120 feet on Nelson avenue, between
Louis street and Harrington avenue, for SOL
per front foot, or S. 100. 1t was lots 10 and
&c, block IS, Dayton s. Irvine's addition.
Articles Incorporating Eintracht, benevo-
lent organization, with headquarters at Du-
luth, were yesterday filed with the secretary
OF state. The incorporators are Fred. Reed,
Il. Graetz, Oscar Flur, G. Krause and A.
Graetz of Duluth. e<f
camp fire will be given by Winthrop post,
G. A. R., at its hall in Drake block Saturday
evening, the 22d inst. All members of the G.
A. Il. and Sons of Veterans, with their fam
lilies and friends, invited to be present.
A new and interesting special feature will be
introduced.
The committee on manufactures of the
chamber of commerce held a meeting yester-
day afternoon to further discuss the smoke
nuisance. Messrs. Charles Nichols, E. e.
Scribner and Lewis Baker were present. No
report has yet been formulated, and the COM
mittee adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman.
The German Carpenters union held meet
ing IN Lauer's hall last evening, and trans
acted routine business. Six new members
were initiated, and applications received from
twelve more. The union now has $50 men,
DerS ana has been organized but two months.
On next Wednesday evening the union will
hold an open meeting in the same hall.
An alarm of fire was sent in at $3.50 yester-
day morning from box 221, caused by fire in
the small frame house No. SOC Bay street, used
as dwelling by John Hatcher and family.
The fire originated from a stove in the
Kitchen, and destroyed q good portion of the
mouse. The loss on the building was SIS,
with an insurance of $500, and on the con-
tents the loss was 500, with an insurance of
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