St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-20
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A. Olberg was appointed to the police force
yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of II. ID. Jones.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 23l West Seventh and 374 North
Exchange streets; seven deaths.
The railroad commissioners have just issued
new railroad map of the state containing
all the railroad extensions made since the
former map was issued.
The election of officers of Union Lodge No.
As, l. o. o. F., will be held on Thursday even
ing next at o'clock. This lodge will give its
proposed entertainment on Dec. 1.
At the Third street crossing yesterday
morning William HarJhnut formerly watch
man in the Minneapolis s. ST. Louis yards,
was run over and seriously Injured.
Adit. Gen. Mccarthy yesterday issued
commissions to Capt. George Whitney, Com
pany B, Second regiment. vice Klener, re-
signed, and to Capt d. +. McGraw, Company
+, Second regiment, vice Washb urn, resigned.
st. Johns parish Dayton's bluff, will hold
fair next week, from Monday until Satur-
day, inclusive, in Knauft's hall, on East Sew
enth street, the proceeds TO be APP Ii Il to the
new church editice now in course of con-
struction.
The Junior Dancing and Carnival club gave
its fourth social hop in the Drake block last
evening, large attendance enjoying the
dance. Messrs. II. q. Lutz, r. Fischer. NJ w.
Pinger ana George H. Berth were the floor
committee. G. w. Gordon was master of
ceremonies.
Charles Noel Flagg yesterday received from
his brother, Montague Flag, one of the
most notable Of the younger artists of New
York, a figure piece Of the ultra realistic
type, entitled Sunday Morning. and will be
shown at the exhibition OF Mr.. Fagg's own
pictures in his studio in the Mannheimer
block this afternoon.
Articles of Incorporation of the Minnesota
Transfer Dressed Meat company were filed in
the Office OF secretary of state yesterday,
with a capital stock of $50 900. The incOr-
porators are James Mcmillan. Joseph F. Rad
cliffe aud August &. Gebhart all of Mime
apolis, and the object of the corporation is
the carrying on Strengthening and dressed
meat BUSINESS at the transfer.
II. d. Jones yesterday rendered his resig-
nation as a member OF the ST. Paul police
force. Jones HAS been faithful and efficient
officer and his resignation is due to ill health.
AT the time of the Cakes and Merriam burg
laries he was placed on special duty in that
section of the city and contracted a cold
which has defied medical skill. Jones leaves
for his home at Saratoga, n. Y, on Monday.
Last evening DR.. Ancker, city physician.
left for the East an extended trip of a
month or six weeks partly for business and
partly for pleasure. While he is away he
will visit all the principal hospitals and kin
dred institutions. with a view of obtaining
all the information possible in regard to
them which can be utilized in st. Paul. Dur
ing his absence DR.. Miller will attend to the
city and county business.
E. E. Peck, P. R. of Musagetes Lodge No.
$50. Chicago, came to St. Paul yesterday to
Initiate into the Royal Arcanum Charles r.
Bacon, H. W. Montgomery and w. c. Kelly,
of the Lights O. London company. These gen
tlemen desired to join the Chicago lodge, and
had to be caught on the road The initiation
took place in st. Paul Council No. 656, last
nvnninr after the MAY