St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-01
GE0BULES.

Rev. Joseph S. Cogswel of Windham, N. H.,
was in the city yesterday.
Enrights tailor shop in the Drake block
was burglarized on Sunday evening, the loss
consisting OF suit of clothes.
The old settlers of Minnesota will hold
meeting at the capitol at II O'clock to-day
and will eat banquet at the Merchants hotel
this evening.
w. A. Nichols, deputy clerk of the supreme
court, says that he is not q candidate for the
Office of register of Deeds and will not be
under any circumstances.
The wife of the late Tom Thumb and her
second husband Count Malgri were the chief
attractlon at the Dime museum on Seventh
street yesterday, and they drew large houses.
The first concert of the season at Grotes
Tivolli will be given tonight by the Great
Western band, on which occasion Mr.. Seibert
will introduce some very excellent selections.
About o'clock yesterday morning the resi-
dence OF Mrs. N. Il. Shay at 327 Canal street
took fire and was damaged to the extent of
$500. The building was owned by James
Grace.
The Young Mems Social club will give a
moonlight excursion on next Friday evening
on the river. The City of st. Paul and Long
fellow barge having been engaged for the
occasion.
The brick contractors met in Arion hall last
evening and after considerable warm discus
sions agreed by vote of IL to to join in
body the Building, Mechanics s. Traders
exchange.
The cashier of the bank of Helena, Mont,
was in the city yesterday and identified the
forger recently indicted under the pane of
Charles NJ Morton, for attempting to pass
forged letters ON St. Paul banks, as C. NJ.
Manthey.
Adjt. Gen. Drum has approved the request
of Adjt Gen. Mccarthy to have Light Battery
F, of the Fourth artillery, q. S. A, of Fort
Smelling go into camp with the Second regi-
ment at New Ulm.
The Rev. E. d. Neill has returned from his
visit to Philadelphia, and, on next Sunday
morning, service will be resumed at Calvary
Reformed Episcopal, at the corner of Dale
and Portland avenue.
Last evening about 1880 O'Clock, team
owned by Hall & Burgard, while standing on
the corner of Seventh and Wabasha, took
| fright and ran away. The driver, E. C. Hum
bar, was thrown out and somewhat bruised.
I Alex Juneau, boy years of age, was lost
| yesterday afternoon from the corner of Court
| land and Sycamore streets. His father, who
resides at the corner of Mississippi and
Jencks streets, sought the help of the police
at midnight, but did not succeed in finding
his boy.
The board of regents of the state univer-
sity held meeting at the governors Office
yesterday, for the transaction of routine
business. The election OF a professor to fill
the chair of mental and moral philosophy
was discussed, but no action was taken. Rev.
Samuel G.. Smith, q graduate of Cornell, is
one of the candidates in view.
The board of directors of the chamber of
commerce held a regular meeting at the
usual hour this morning, but die no business
except TO read the minutes and adjourn.
During the forenoon up to IL o'clock, the yot-
| ing for directors was proceeded with but the
| result was not made known, as the tellers
avaled themselves of a half-holiday before
counting the ballots.
The most appropriate and elaborate decora-
| ton made in this city commemorate Of the
day was made by the Manhattan Clothing
company, corner of Seventh and jackson.
All OF their spacious windows were tastefully
fitted up, illustrating war scenes and sup
piled with guns, cannon and banners that had
seen active service, and in most part loaned
by Acker post, G. a. r. A pleasing tribute
of respect, in the shape of bouquet of
| flowers, was presented by this firm to. each
veteran as the procession moved.
The Faribaut Transfer Railway company
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The company pro-
poses to build line OF railway from Straight
River Stone mills, in Faribault, to point
near Fifteenth street. The capital stock is
$4,000, and the incorporators are T. B.
c enent. George Robinson, II. Wilson, e. III.
Loyhed, A. L. Hill, George Tilleston. j. B.
Wheeler, Donald Grant, I. A. Bean, +. 4.
Theopold, ID. Cavanaugh, T. ]. Mccarthy, A.
W. Stockton, FL. E. Brown and A. d. Keyes.