St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-13
GLOBULES.

Ine bralneru Clty DANG mas LIED articles OF
incorporation.
Three deaths were recorded at the health
Office yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday on
Viola street and Park avenue
Agatha Halter has begun suit for divorce
from Phillip Halter on the ground of adul-
terya
The committee on police will hold a meet
Ing at the city hall this evening at 1880
o'clock.
In the case of the P. H. Kelly Mercantile
company against H. l.. Gilbert ct al, the jury
awarded plaintiff S509.12.
The ladies of the Central W. c. T. q. will
meet to-day at p. m. at So East Seventh
street. The attendance of every member is
desired.
The committee on constitution and bylaws
OF the Young Mems Republican club met last
evening, but adjourned until Monday even
ing without definite action.
The judges and clerks of the late CITY cleo
ton will be paid of tomorrow at the treasur-
ers Office. The amount of the orders for
this purpose is about ST.
The sale of single tickets for the Gilmore
concerts, to occur at the Exposition rink on
Friday and Saturday of this week, began yes
terday morning in way to indicate good
audiences.
Lizzie Sturgeon, the pedestrial pianist, the
Burroughs and others are drawing large
houses at the Seventh street museum. Fannie
Mills, the big-footed girl, will be the attrac-
ton next week.
The suit of the Standard Paper company in
the United States circuit court. to recover
S4,579. Is, alleged to be due ON promissory
notes from 7. S. White, was argued yesterday
before Judge Nelson.
Barlow, Wilson g. Rankin will begin an en-
gagement at the Grand opera house this
evening. They are well known in st. Paul
from previous visits, and they claim to have
better show than ever this trip.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. S. G. Smith
will lecture at the First Baptist church for
the dement, OF the Woman's Christian home.
His subject is Greece and Greek, which is
especially pertinent just at present.
An envelope containing four cabinet photo
graphs of different persons was picked I'D at
the corner of Fourth and Robert streets yes
terday. Owner can have same by calling at
the local rooms of the GLOBE and proving
property.
The st. Paul Gun club will resume practice
this afternoon at Hamline, about $50 yards
from the club house, permission having been
granted to do SO. The club badge and the
Macomber target badge will be contested for
and several practice shots will be had
At the musical and literary entertainment
to be given this evening at the Temperance
and Bethel rooms. So East Seventh street, the
participants are Mesdames N. Fuller, J. w.
Thompson, j. w. Lichteuberger, H. w. Eddy
and Messrs. j. kamp and G. A. Krieger.
few minutes before noon yesterday an
alarm OF fire was turned in from box 239, at
the corner OF Bates avenue and Plumb street.
caused by an incipient blaze at q frame house
No. III Main street. The fire originated in a
bedroom and the cause is not known. The
damages were slight. The house was occu-
pied by Samuel Allen.
The Dwelling Improvement company of St.
Paul has incorporated with a capital of
S5O0,OO0. The incorporators are George L.
Farwell, j. +. Gribben, A. G. PoStlethwaite,
E. T. Williams, A. V. Teeple, H. B. Wenzell
Lowndes Taylor, A. c. Anderson, R. E.
Slower, j. w. White, E. A. Jaggard and S. b.
Walsh, all of St. Paul.
Hiram P. Grant yesterday filed an answer
in the suit brought by Michael Doran to re-
cover $1,000 alleged to be due on a note
Defendant alleges that the note was given in
payment of margins on the Chicago board of
trade, and holds that the quotations on which
the deals were based were governed by ope-
rators, and were purely speculative rather
than by regular laws of supply ard demand.
The monthly meeting of the Contractors
and Builders. association, with Headquarters
at the Ryan, will be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Matters of Importance to the asso-
citation will come up and full attendance is
asked by the officials. Secretary Hanson has
just published a circular giving the results of
his recent visit to Chicago, where he in
spected the builders exchange in that city
and interviewed numerous members as to it's
workings and the general results attained.
Reuben Harshman of Gilmanton, Benton
county, was yesterday arrested and brought
to st. Paul by the United States authorities
on the charge of sending obscene matter
through the mails. He was given partial
hearing before Commissioner Cardozo, and
was held in the sum of $500 to ppear at the
next term of the United States district court
at Winona. He is charged with sending let
tiers too vile for publication through the post
Office at Sank Rapids.