St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-10
GLOBULES.

Rev. E. S. Williams of Minneapolis will
preach at the Pacific church on Friday even
ing.
Nicollet. Carver and Chisago counties have
made the first March tax settlemet with the
state treasurer.
James Burns was arrested last night by
Officer Nc Allister for stealing several blank
cts and lap robes.
The board of corrections and charities will
hold special meeting at Red Wing on next
Tuesday TO examine plans for the new county
jail.
Union religious services are to be contin-
ued this, Thursday and Friday evenings at
the Atlantic Congregational church on Day
tons bluff.
At Elgin, H., relatives are advertising
Tor Frank l.. Mc0sker, who is supposed TO be
10 81. Paul. His widowed mother is anxious
10 hear from him.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever on Grand street, diphtheria on
Ross street and 1912 East Seventh street.
Births tve marriages ten.
Fire broke out in a two-story frame dwell
ing log State street yesterday morning abont
O'Clock, occupied by Aaron Margules.
Damage, $50; no insurance. Cause, defective
chimney.
A motion for an injunction restraining the
West Publ h ng company from publishing
the supreme court opinions OF Iowa was ar
gued before Judge Brewer yesterday and
submitted.
Towards Practice Reports, VOL g, New
Series; vol. Il, Am. Decisions; vol. 10, Code
OF APpeals. Iexas; Annual report OF Attor-
ney General, 1855, have been added TO the
state library.
Services win be held to-day lash Wednes-
day. in Christ church at IL a. IN. and D. N.
Services during Lent will be held at p. m,
except on Friday, when the hours will be
l2:l5 p. m. and 1880 p. N.
At las yesterday afternoon box 512 was
pulled for a fire at 9S5 james street, In u one
story frame dwelling owned and occupied by
Nike Chedder. The Ere started from a de-
fective due. Damage, SIS; insurance. $500.
Another large audieUce witnessed the Com
edy or Errors as presented by Robson & Crane
At the Grand last evening, The sale OF seats
for the Duff Mikado company, which appears
at the Grand next week, viii begin to-mor-
row.
St. Johns church, to-day, Ash Wednesday,
services will be held: morning prayer. litany
sermon aud holy communion at 1880 a. IN.
Evening prayer at 1880 and on every after
noon during Lent except Saturdays, at the
same hour.
Robert Foster OF Shoshone, Idaho. wrote to
Chief Black yesterday for information regard
ing his brother, Edward. boileTmaker, who
is supposed TO have been burned in q board
ing house conhugration. No trace of such a
man can be found.
Adjt. Gen. MacCarthy has issued General
Orders No. 2,adoptinR and publishing for the
information and guidance of the military
forces OF the state the Memoranda of Deci-
sions on Points OF Tactics recently published
by order of the secretary of war.
The crowds are still increasing at Sackett &
Virgins museum, where the japanese vii
LACE is on its last weeks run. The silk en-
broidering OF Amaro has caused conslderab be
comment among the lady visitors. aud many
demands are made on Tornita. the interpreter.
70 learn the method of his stitches.
Charles Kauffer, teamster, fell OF his
wagon yesterday afternoon and WAS dragged
a short distance. His clothes we torn OF
of him and he was quite severed, injured.
He was taken 10 the city hospital, where his
wounds were .essed. No bones were broken.
A very pleasant party was given last even
ing by Misses Annie Ryan, Mary Hoarn.
Nellie and Mary Welsh. at the residence of
Mrs. Dufour. corner OF Eleventh aud Robert
streets. Dancing was the order OF the even
ing, aud Ii was kept up until II O'Clock.
Among the participants were several couples
from White Bear.
At 1850 O'Clock yesterday morning box 4s
was pulled for fire at sos East Seventh
street, in a two-story brick building owned by
Mrs. Mary J. Braden and occupied by J. F.
Mueller as shoe store. The loss on the
BUILDING was about $25. The contents. in-
sured for $4,000. escaped without injury.
Cause or IRE unknown
Mrs. May Fisher OF La Crosse, Wis, writes
TO the chief OF police that her husband de-
serted his family Feb. 10 and left them with
out money, food or fuel and came TO this
city. The deserter is a stonemason. He
cannot be found here. The woman asks the
police not to arrest him, IL found, until they
hear from her again.
The musicale given at the residence OF Mr..
I. F. Cakes on Monday night for the benefit
of st. Johns church, besides being u musical
treat as reported in yesterdays GLOBE, was
also very successful financially. netting for
the parish over 500. A mistake in making
up gave names as present which should have
appeared rs guests at DIR. and Mrs. Pearce's
crystal wedding.
Ed Hilton, former manager OF the Olympic
theater, will go to Chicago tonight. He will
be present st the Elks' banquet on March IL,
and will particularly investigate tie new idea
OF stare arrangement now in operation in
McVlcker's theater with a view of introducing
the best modern appliances in the coustruc-
ton of the new opera house about TO be
erected IN this city.
Insurance Commissioner McGfll has issued
a statement containing the following facts
regarding the life insurance. business tran
sacted in the state during 1855: Number OF
companies, 20; number OF policies issued.
2,232; amount of policies, $8,ls9.365;
premiums received, $3.50, S42. IL; losses paid,
$SIl, 594O7; losses incurred. S295,
Fred Carlson and Tillie Blomquist were
found occupying the same room on Seventh
street by officer ConroY Monday night, and
they were both arrested. They both told
Judge Cory that they were Sparkling" hav-
ing been lovers for the past four years. The
Judge fined them IS which they paid. The
pair left the courtroom with the intention of
getting married Immediately, but gave 1t up
when they struck free air.
The Union Toboggan club held a meeting at
their club rooms lust uiyht and elected the
following officers: ]. p. Boirer, president;
Fred Meyer, vice president; n. t. Hansen.
Treasurer; o. j. Troseth, secretary. The club
decided 20 put wheels on their toboggans and
continue the organization through the sum-
mer under the title OF the Union Pleasure
club. the objectof the club being excursions,
picnics, base ball and various summer sports.