St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
GLORULES-

+. L. DelanO was sworn in as fire COM
missioner yesterday.
Mayor Rice was at his Office yesterday.
entertaining visitors in his usual pleasant
manner.
Edward NJ. johnson of Minneapolis was
admitted to practice yesterday in the United
States circuit court.
This IS the last day to settle low service
water bills To night water will be shut OF
from all delinquentS-
Drs. Stone. Witherle and Day have re-
moved their offices to 353 Washington
street, opposite Rice park.
The special meeting Of the Ministerial
association at p. m. to-day is 10 consider
future eyangeliStic efforts.
The postage on the large pictures of the
Ice palace, inclosed in the thick paper
tumblers or wrappers, is three cents.
The Turner'S will have a masquerade
on the 25th of January ut Turner hall. and
extensive arrangements are being made
for IT,
The assignee in the MOrganstern case was
occupied all day yesterday in taking account
OF stock. 1t will require az least ten days
TO complete the work.
In the case of b. Zimmerman against the
Chicago, Milwaukee * ST. Paul road the
verdict in the United States circuit court
was for the defendant.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at the rooms Of the Gospel Tenn
peTance Union and Bethel mission. IS East
Seventh street. this evening.
In the case Of the Altman & Taylor com
pany against Peter Thompson, in the
United States circuit court, a verdict for
Si,6S9.s2 for the plaintiff was secured.
A. Il. Helmer, the man who took lauda-
mum with suicidal intent at the police sta
ton yesterday morning. died at the city
hospital from the effects of the dose yester-
day afternoon.
Frank Donovan, who was mixed up in
the Jansen saloon fracas. paid SIS 10 the
court yesterday. aud William Lochele, his
companion, gave up 40 iron dollars for his
share OF the fun.
The MOntfiOre Relief society was recently
organized with q membership Of thirty-iive,
having for its object the relief of the poor
and needy of the city. The first entertain
ment will be given for its benefit on the
18th of February.
\ general union missionary gathering is
TO be held in Plymouth chapel at o'clock
this afternoon. Several of the city's pas
tors will report for their church missionary
boards whatever is new and striking i'm the
foreign Held. The meeting is open TO all.
The Attleborough National bank recov-
cred verdict yesterday IN the United States
Circuit court against the Northwestern Man
ulacturing and Car company for So, 200. IS,
and Charles May recovered 4 verdict of
-, S2I.O7 against the Western Association
company.
The gospel meeting in the Olympic the
alter Sunday night Is looked forward TO
with much interest. The order OF exercises
viii be announced tomorrow, with the
names of those 10 take part. All who will
help in the service of song are invited To
seats on the platform.
A suit was commenced i'm the United
States circuit court yesterday by Samuel
Marshall and Charles +. Ilsley against the
town OF Plainyiew, i'm the county of Waba-
sha, on eighty coupons OF S35 each, for in
tereSt on bonds issued by the town amount
ing TO s., 500. The same party commenced
another suit in the same court against the
town of Elgin on eighty-three coupons, to
recover 81. 905.
The annual meeting of the State Fire
mans association is To be held at Shak-
opee Tuesday and Wednesday. the 18th
and 18th inSts. IL was held last June at st.
Cloud. The meeting this year will be at
tended by the largest number of any meet
ing that has yet been held. Over one hun
dred and fifty delegates have already re-
ported. Arrangements have already been
made Tor reduced rates on the railroads.