St. Paul daily globe., 1886-01-01
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s. Paul real estate transfers wiz be found
on the hfth page.
New Home Sewing Machine company re-
moved % 50 East sixth street 4. Il. Ran
deis. agent.
Rose Christ and Nary Thyme. the rag pick
ers accused of larceny, were sent to the re-
form school yesterday.
Mary Lowell nassotr asks the district court
10 grant her n divorce from her husband,
Eugene Albert Bassett.
Octavius Aston. vino was committed fer
having stolen a So go.d watch, was
yesterday held 20 The grand jury.
a New Year's morning prayer meeting VIII
DC held from 10 20 O'Clock in the Baptist
chapel on Wacouta street to-day.
A man by the name ol Kautt, living IN the
Sixth ward near Toerg's brewery. vas taken
% the county jail yesterday Insane.
Tho ministers win on Monday again discuss
the question of city evanEciizatiou. Papers
relaung 70 the subject wlll be re ad b Dr.
Dana and Rev. e.. T. Evans-
Mr. Samuel H. Nichols clerk OF the SUI
/ prcgne court, was yesterday presented vita a
dre buffalo coat as q Christmas and New
Years gift from bis children.
J. J. DunuiEan was presented with an
| elegant once chair as q New Years gift by
his employees. :. =. Wulf the bookkeepsr
making a. appropriate speech.
Col. Allen of the Merchants hotel fs prepar-
ing Tor d grand spread to-day Among a
| Erear many other things be win serve q sec
tion Of one OF j. J. Bll's prize cattle.
The annual r1union OF Congregation al min
/ tsters Cf the tvo clties. together with their
wives, occurred Tuesday evening az the resi-
/ dence OF Rev. 2 s Williams OF Minneapolis
Mr.. g. A. Lafayette has been appointed a
delegate from tlis city % the convention OF
( the International Rricilayers union, which
meets the second Monday of January in So.
Louis.
The West Pul'ishiug house yesterday made
! the coucea asior a-ked bY the striking printers
20 the effect that there be no unjust discrim-
ination IN giving out copy, and the men went
70 work.
Police Omcer Henry Calvin, who has been
policeman Tor thirty years, was presented
with an elegant ring yesterday BY number
or his admirers connected with tho hotels
near the union depot.
The wstch meeting services at the Jackson
Street Methodist church last night were i'm
pressive. The front OF the pulpit in the
vestry was beautifully decorated and the
usual season Of song and prayer observed
Reported az the health department yestsr-
day; Scarlet fever. u East Eleventh street.
III Payne avenue. Marriages, SIX; births.
fOurty-eight; deaths, three. Inspector Lamb
yesterday condemned 1.400 pounds Of poultry.
An interesting Ryrnnastic exhibition viii be
! glve1 at the Young Mems Christian assoCia-
tons gymnRsium this evening. It viii ba
under the direction Of sunt. Weston. who win
be assisted by four of the German Turner's
society.
The bohemian Dramatic club gave an en-
tertainmeut az c. s. p. s. hal last evenfn q ? at
which 'tBrouibori Cecha'' OF The OLD Year 70
the New" was given in the Bohemian tongue.
The Old Year by Frank Halbirka and the New
Year by Frank KraL
Servt. Lyons OF the signal service was IN
tervieWed regarding Weather probabilities last
night and be said that he anticipated no great
fall OF snow. The thermometer viii not fall
below zero for ar least three days. but within
the next forty-eight hours it win probably
faI twenty degrees.
Eat the NEXT meeting OF the Minnesota Com
mandery OF the Loyal Legion, % be held at
the Hotel Rysn Jan. l.. paper win be read
by eX-Gov- Marshall giving personal reminfs-
cences OF Gen Grant. UfHcers Greeuvfle
Barnum, Gaines lawson. O. $. nsley T.. NJ
Pope and John T. McLaren wiz cone Up for
election 20 membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber OF Tglehart
street gave a ohildrsn's party az their resi-
deuce l0sr evening. About afty little ones
were present as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Weber's children, Enma, Henry and Lottie
the eldest OF whom Is nine years aud the
Youngest tvo years OF age.
Tho largest ny-gFheel or drivinz-puney. rs
believed, in the Northwest, weighing nearly
twenty tons, IS now being finished in the ma
chine department OF the Scrlbner Roofing and
Cornice company, Slblcy and Sixth streets,
for the Corlies engine OF the electric light
plant nov being put in for the ST. Paul Gas
company.
The Northwestern Travelling Meas associa-
/ ton on their return trip from Chicago
adopted resolutions thanking the officials OF
the Northwestern -0ad Tor courtesios ex-
( tended. Their thanks were also extended 20
q nan GO. % Ill A.
ing 81. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS for the recog-
milton they have given 70 the travelling mems
interests.
Tue Gospel meeting 70 be held at the
olympic theater Sunday night Is 10 be unde-
nomlnatonal ia its character. and viii be
conducted BY minister's OF different religious
creeds. The speakers selected for Il are
Thomas Cochran, Rev. Mr. Cook. rector OF
the Church Of ST. John the Evangelist. and
Dr. Dana OF the Plymouth church. The sing
ing wiz be By q choir.
Henry Nedler. who lives at Merrimack, re-
ported at the police station yesterday that be
had found horse In MeldletOn'B lake. near
his farm droTnCd. The horse was attached
20 carriage. When he approached he saw a
man run away and hi5e himself In the woods.
~ Is supposed 20 be stolen property and that
the thief. losing bis way. drove into the lake.
and the horse. breaking through. drowned.
At the annual meeting OF the Plymouth so
ciety the following Offices were elected: Prof.
;. 8. Taylor, proside1t; II. Il Hart. vice
president; f. w Anderson. treasurer. The
board or trustees remain the same except llr.
Q. II. Worihen. who WIS elected in place OF
a. G. Foster. Prof. wheaton was engaged
az orgsnist. The affairs OF the church were
reported 10 DC in fodrishing condition.
William E. kittridge superintendent OF the
car works q tire Chicago Milwaukee & St
Paul read az Milwaukee, arrived IN The city
last night IN his special car. accompanied by
his wife and daughter. Miss Jessie Kittridge
his ec1. {. r. Kittridge, train dispatcher on
the same road, nsa wife and Mrs Lieut. F.
W. kingsDury OF Walla wsiia Or Mr. Kift-
ridge came 10 enjoy n New year dinner vrisi,
MS daughter, AIRS. II. E Emerson. esf VIII
iaTus street. He IS an uncle OF c. n. Parker
Of the board OF IRE commissioners.