St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
GLORULEs.

The board OF education viii hold q meeting
next Monday evening.
Mr.. Burton, the county treasurer, received
$4,000 yesterday for taxes.
The MaplewoOd Cemetery association Of
Luverne, Mimi, has Incorporated.
The state superintendent is sending out the
list Of questions for the fail examinations.
The case OF the Van Houen live Stock
company against Ludwig & Schneider was
dismissed.
In the case Of Mary Branch against William
Dawson X Co. the jury returned a verdict for
the defendant.
Anna Peterson was examined yesterday in
the probate court, found insane and sent 10
the insane asylum.
A musicale for the beueat OF st. Johns
church is TO be given at Mrs. L L. Cakes on
Monday evening, March 8.
There will be meeting OF the teachers OF
the Fourth and Fifth grades ut the high
school building this afternoon.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever, $50 Forrest street; births three,
deaths two aud marriages three.
All members OF the Seven Corners Snow
shoe club are requested TO be at their head
quarters at p. m. this evening. Business
OF Importance.
Per Frances, who knocked down hts d.
vorced wife and made life miserable for her.
was arralgned before Judge Cory yesterday
and fined $40, which he paid.
Owing 10 the illness OF Mr.. Cathcart one of
the attorneys for the defense in the Kelly
case, the trial did not proceed yesterday, ad-
Journment being taken until Monday next.
o. T. johnson ana &. H. Miller. arrested
for standing on street corners and insulting
ladies. were tried in the municipal court yes
terday and lined $40 each, which they paid.
A rickety old barn on East Water street,
owned by Mr.. Dufour, burned yesterday af-
ternoon about o'clock. Loss $50, no insur-
ance. Ii Is supposed that the barn was fred
be a gang OF boys who were playing near IL.
Mr.. Ed NJ. Hall, one Of the popular clerks
OF the mailing division at the postoftice, was
married At Hudson, Wis, Thursday, to Miss
Jennie Mackler of st. Paul Among the
| gifts was fine French clock presented by
the other employees in the office.
Mr.. II. X. Cummington, buyer for g G..
Dickinson, 81. Paul and Minneapolis. leaves
| New York Wednesday by the steamer Servia
for Europe. He will visit all principal points
where art goods and bric-a-brac are manu-
featured and make personal selections for
both stores.
The usual social entertainment will be
given at the rooms Of the Temperance union
and Bethel mission, IS East Seventh street.
this evening. Mrs a Is. Wood Miss Nav
Pietre. Mrs. Emily Iten, Miss Gail Gaines, AIR.
S. Meeker aud Mr.. L. Sephton will take part
in the exercises 4 special feature OF the
entertainment will be a short talk by Mr.
Brant on Scraps, and What Became of Them.
Yesterday Sheriff Richter served the war-
rant OF quo warranto against the st. Paul &
Sioux City railroad upon F. +. Drake, vice
president and general manager. No officers
of the other roads, the Southern Minnesota
Railway Extension company. the Southern
Minnesota, the Minnesota Central and Hast
ings X Dakota. could be found in the state:
he therefore made service upon them under
the law of 1854, by leaving duplicate copies
of the writ in the office OF the secretary OF
state.