St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-19
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Judge Brill's court opened yesterday bu
! adjourned without considering any cases.
Henry Dillon, suffering from too mucl
| whisky, was taken to the city hospital yes
! terday.
! & Babel, the cowboy pianist, returns to the
| farewell engagement.
| County Treasurer Burton paid the city
treasurer yesterday $40 1854 on account ol
| city, water and school taxes.
Company D of the First regiment will give
an exhibition drill and hop at the Armory or
Thanksgiving night. The drill will be at S:3(
| O'Clock.
The case of John Bagley VS.. Alexander
Sternberg was completed yesterday before
Judge Collins and given to the jury at ;
o'clock.
new jobbing house will soon be opened
in this city by McKibbin, Hasenwinkle &
Whaley, which win deal in hats, caps, straw
aud fur goods, etc.
Judge Brill filed a decision yesterday in the
case of the Mast, Buford s. Burwell company
VS.. McTanesh q Webber, finding for the plain.
tiff in the sum of S100.
Reported at the health Office yesterday
three deaths, two births and three marriages;
scarlet fever at G06 Robert and 3I5 East Tenth
streets; diphtheria at 80S Park avenue.
II. S. Elkins, of the Wabasha g. Zumbrota
railway poStoffice, has been transferred to the
Chicago and Minneapolis run, and L. NJ.
Wheeler, Winona, appointed in his place.
At the council room this evening the COM
mItteeS on legislation from the council and
chamber OF commerce will consider such
matters as relate to the interest of he city.
a chimney fire at No. 655 CONWAY street
yesterday brought out the fire department.
In going to the fire one of tn e horses attached
to Engine No. 2, dropped dead at the foot Of
the hill.
meeting of the officers and executive
board of the recently organized Youths
Home and Employment association will be
held in the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms this afternoon,
at o'clock.
A china tea set. drawn by ticket No. 209, at
the Frer table in the Orphans fair, is still
unclaimed at the priests house, go Cedar
street. The holder of the ticket can have the
set by calling for it.
With Hon. John Lawler as president and
Fred p Wright, Esq, as captain, the Columbia
Snow Shoe club, vita it's large m3nber >hip
of prominent business men. starts out under
the most favorable auspices.
There will be a meeting this evening at 81
Jackson street of delegates from all the differ
ent labor organizations in the city to discuss
the project of a general labor headquarters,
with library, intelligence Office, etc., con-
nected
Frank Johnson, who was trying to sell lot
the workhOuse for ninety days, not being
able to explain how the articles came to be in
his possession.
The indictments against Robert Glassel,
Charles Martin, AdOlph West, Hubert DOH
mer, Jacob Dreher and Theodore Appel for
conspiracy in boycotting the maker, Ferdi-
nand Ducius, last spring, have been dropped,
a nolle prosequi having been entered III each
case by County Attorney Egan.
The State bank of ST. James filed articles of
incorporation in the state auditors Office yes
terday. The capital stock is $4,000, and the
incorporators are: Philip Reilly, F. w. An
derson. ST Paul; NJ. K. Armstrong, NJ. r.
Kent. St. James; John P. Laird and Frank
c. Laird, Minneapolis. The first five cOnsti-
tute the directors.
Unity church will hold its THANKSGIVING
service on Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock.
The Sunday school will unite as usual with
the congregation in this service W hich will
consist in part of offerings made by the
children and their friends for distribution
among families needing such help toward
their Thanksgiving dinner. Members of the
society and any others interested are invited
to send contributions for this festival to the
basement of the church on Wabasha street,
opposite Summit avenue, on Saturday after
noon,