St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-08
GLOBULES.

The grand jury OF Ramsey county will
meet next Tuesday.
The grand lodge of the state. A. F. and
A. NJ, will meet in ST. Paul next Tuesday.
Mayor Rice was confined to the house
yesterday by a severe cold and touch OF
rheumatism.
Three deaths, two marriages and four
births were reported at the health office yes
terdaY.
The street railway snow plow, with six
big horses attached TO ii, was on duty yes
terday.
United States Commissioner Spencer has
forwarded the papers in the Kelly extradi-
ton case TO Washington.
Drs. Stone, Witherle and Day have re-
moved their offices to 1853 Washington
street. opposite Rice park.
G. w. Freeman, the newly appointed
fire commissioner, was sworn in and quail
fled for the Office yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian home will be held at
the home to-day at o'clock.
Attorneys wishing to see the revised su-
preme court rules can find them i'm the issues
OF the GLOBE of Dec. so and Jan. 8 and Z.
In the case of Matt Clark against the
Minnesota Tribune company, Judge SimOns
made an order yesterday changing the
venue from Ramsey TO Washington county.
Peter Champion. charged with stealing
an oyerc0at and sealskin cap at the Inter
Ocean hotel was arraigned i'm the munich
pal court yesterday, and the case continued
till Jan. 9.
The case of Charles May against the
Western Assurance company. was given TO
the jury yesterday afternoon in the United
States circuit court, with instructions TO
seal the verdict
The Century club will be entertained
next Monday evening at the residence of
John ID. Pollock. 433 Portland avenue. An
interesting program has been prepared and
the meeting promises to be one of unusual
interest
The annual report made by the board of
public works, which was not mentioned in
the newspapers. was comprehensive state
ment of the nature of public improve
ments during the past year. The assess
ments amounted to S66S, Us So: amount of
bonds. $50, 49, total. S7O4, SS79S.
The Moline Milburn Company of Mime
apolis have filed articles of INCORPORATION.
The company viii deal in vehicles and farm
machinery The capital stock is S75. 600.
and the incOrpOrators are c. II. Woods. ].
r. Kingman, s. :. Carson, j. b. Badly and
+. ID. Suydam.
BY mistake yesterday morning in the mu-
nicipal court report Mrs. Austin was re-
ported as having thrown hot water on Mrs.
King. 1t appears that the names should
have been reversed, Mrs. Austin having
the grievance.
The case OF Henry ROchat VS.. Sackett &
Virgins for $500 damage was tried before n
jury in the municipal court yesterday. The
plaintiff claimed that while visiting the
Seventh street museum he was thrown ont
The defendants do not deny the charge
but claim ROchat was acting in disorderly
manner and refused to stop when asked 10.
The case was continued till to-day.
Hon. George F. Wheeler of Milwaukee,
has been appointed loan agent for St. Paul
for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance company to succeed John j. Watson.
who has been the company's agent for a
short time. Mr.. Wheeler is well known in
the West, having held different political
offices of trust in Wisconsin, at one time
being president of the state senate.
Quite general request has been made of
DIT. Dana to hold another public gospel ser
vice IN tne olympic tneater next Sunday
night. He turned the request over to Mr..
Conley. the proprietor. who again placed
the building at his disposal. The service
next Sunday will be similar in character to
the one held a week ago. DR.. Dana viii
conduct it. aided by other clergymen and
laylnen. A chorus choir will lead the song
service.
The 10th day of April next has been
selected as the time for the First Wisconsin
cavalry to celebrate its first reunion, this
date having been selected because it is the
anniversary of the battle of West Point.
Ala, in which the First Wisconsin cavalry
took a very prominent and active part.
Sheriff Richter, who was a member of the
First Wisconsin cavalry, has been very in
strumental in arranging for this ami
versary, and to bring it about he has had a
very extensive correspondence with nearly
all the survivors of the regiment.