St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-03
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force $2,457. 80, and the sewer force SAB. 20.
All members of Polar Toboggan club are
requested TO meet at l53 College avenue to-
night at 1880 o'clock.
Reported at the health office: scarlet fever,
557 Pine street. 270 East Seventh street, 500
Hopkin avenue. Births, o; deaths, 4.
Yesterday Judge Brill denied the motion of
the plaintiff to strike out part of the answer
as inadmissihle, in the case of Peter Keiffer
against the Pioneer Press.
a camp fire will be held Thursday evening
in Winthrop post g. A. II. hal, Drake block.
as reception to Department Commander
Thomas, who will DO present.
Thomas +. Shea, business manager for
Robson Crane, the comedians, is in the city
making preparations for the opening of his
company at the Grand Monday night.
The st. Paul cavalry troops, NJ. n. G., viii
give an exhibition drill and hop at the armory
tonight. Tickets are 25 cents and the ex-
hibition promises TO be very interesting.
S. Lundgren. chan ged with holding up Swan
Cornelius for SO in Aliens saloon on East
Seventh street, was tired in the municipal
court yesterday and held TO the grand jury in
$1,000 bail.
The wakouta Toboggan club assembled in
front of the ice palace to-day and was photo
eraphed. Last evening the club went TO Min-
neapolis at the invitation of the Makwa club
of that city.
w. Z. Jones, sheriff of Gonzales county.
Tex, passed through the city yesterday on
his way 10 Miles City. He is after Frank
Chew, who is wanted in Texas Cor a brutal
murder committed June 20. 1858.
An election to MI the vacancy caused by
the death OF the surgeon, Mai. James Daven-
| port, Jr., and such other vacancies as may
occur, will be held at tie arnory. st. Paul.
Wednesday, March 10, 1oS6, at O'Clock ID
| IN. The annual meeting OF the board of
afff CNsfn hold 49,
place.
the auspices OF the Hibernian rifles on Thurs
| day evening AT Hibernian hail. corner Third
and Jackson streets, to celebrate the birthday
OF Robert Emmett. All lovers of Irish free
dom are invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the Homeo-
pathIc Medical society was held last evening
at the Windsor. DIR. Craddock read an inter
| esting and able paper on Cerebral Softening.
Drs. Dareon, Fuller and Schmidt took part in
the ensuing discussion.
The adjutant generals pension report for
February has been submitted. During the
month there were filed "a original claims; ~
for increase and miscellaneous. Allowed:
| Original, 5; increase, 4, aggregating a
monthly pension of SIS, with S2,OS2 back pen
sion.
Monday afternoon John NJ. Grace, son OF
| Hon. Thomas Grace, and Miss Agnes Gunnip
were married at the cathedral by Rev. Father
/ Stanley. Only the near relatives and most
intimate friends OF the contracting partie'
/ were present. They were the recipients of 4
number OF elegant presents. They left or
the afternoon train for the East.
| Frank Spooner and Martha Woodrield OF
/ Minneapolis, both charged with adultery in
/ this city by the woman's husband, appeared
in the municipal court yesterday. The case
| was continued to March 4, and the prisoner
went TO the county JAIL where the husband
insisted that they should occupy separate
| cells.
| In the case Of David ]. HenneSsy against
| the st. Paul s. Northern Pacific Railway com
! pany, an appeal from the award of the com
| missioners on damages for property near tho
/ fair grounds, the jury returned verdict fol
| the appellant for Sll,34O and interest. The
award by the commissioners was $6,250.
Michael and Maud Hart kicked up a bis
| row in small house near Cedar
and Ninth streets about III O'Clock
| last night and were duly run in
They profess to be relatives. Michael ha:
been boarding with Maud for some time
varying the monOtony with occasional rows.
last nights trouble resulting in some broken
windows and furniture.
Crusaders hall was filled TO fits utmost ca
! pacity last evening by the crusaders and theil
! friends TO enjoy the stereOpticon entertain
ment given by Father Stanley. The view:
| were OF European scenes. mostly IN Italy
| mbracing Venice, Verona. Pisa and Rome
large number of places of historical and re
ligious interest in the latter city being shown
All the views were explained in an interest
esting and and often humorous manner by
Father Stanley, who studied for several year.
in Rome aud was ordained there.
Mr.. Llston G. Robinson. the genial repre-
sentative of Fleshmann & Co., the celebrated
compressed yeast manufacturers, New Yorl
and Cincinnati. Is in the city and proposes {,
give the Northwestern Office OF this firm
thorough overhauling. He has accepted tn,
resignation of the former agent herr
and will put competent repre-
sentative of the house in his stead
Many new delivery wagons will be added n
the trade will be served daily. Commodiou
quarters have been secured at lilo West Thir'
street, where all remittances and order
should be addressed.
The ST. Paul curling club, after finishing NJ
their business, on Monday evening tendere'
vote of thanks 10 the proprietors of IN
Windsor hotel for their kindness in allowing
IL the use OF their parlOrs during the white
for its business meetings. The club will b
reorganized early i'm the fall, and expects Z
have a large increase IN its membership, 70
ever since the Introduction Of this. the ma
tional game of Scotland. into the city just be
fore the carnival it hiss been admired and In
dorsed by all who have witnessed IL, and ca
: safely be considered an established institu
ton and one Of the most popular OF white
sports.
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