St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-26
GLORULES.

ST. Paul real estate on the eighth page.
Scarlet fever at No. 5SI East Seventh stree
yesterday.
Two new horses were purchased for the firC
department yesterday.
State Supt. Kiehle will visit the st. CLOUD
Normal school to-day.
New directory signs have been put VI
around the capitol.
Cases of diphtheria reported yesterday a
No. $40 Minnehaha and No. $50 Mound street
DIR. L. c. Gould will be permanently settled
in his Office, corner Of Seventh and Sibley, st
Paul, on and after Feb. l.
A commission was issued yesterday to w.
J. Winkelman as second lieutenant, Company
A, Second regiment New Ulm.
Police Officer Roche lost his revolver, 6
Smith & Wesson 80, yesterday. The finder Is
requested TO leave IL At headquarters.
Rev. d. r. Breed. D. D.. will deliver hi:
lecture. Better than Brains, in the House oil
Hope church this evening at O'Clock.
Detectives Dan OConnor and Aherr
arrested Charles La Favor last night on d
charge OF selling mortfaged property.
little. child of Wenzel Andraschko haC
his leg broken by the fall OF a porch ut No
495 University avenue yesterday afternoon.
The first annual ball 20 be given by the Ju
deth MontiilOre Benevolent society will occur
at Sherman hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10.
Fred Wells was arreSed yesterday by De
tectives Dan O'ConnOr and Ahern. He is
wanted for numerous petty larcenies around
| Minneapolis.
Sheriff Richter is authority for stating tina,
the First Wisconsin cavalry will celebrate the
anniversary Of its organization on April II
| at Milwaukee,
One building permit was issued yesterday,
| for a two-story frame dwelling on Summit
/ avenue, between Selby ana Dayton avenues
TO cost $1,000.
A man named Hans Halverson was found
in West ST. Paul last night suffering from
deirium tremeus, and brought To the city
hall by Officer Swanson
The result of the suit brought by Caroline
Mathews against the Pioneer Press to recover
$40, 600 for libel resulted yesterday afternoon
in a verdict for the defendant.
Rev. William Mckinley of Red Wing will
deliver n lecture at Bates Avenue NJ. L.
church Thursday evening. This is the third
of a series of lectures at this church.
The council committee TO consider the
claim of Mullen, q contractor, met last even
ing and referred the matter 10 a committee
consisting of AID. Cullen, City Attorney
Murray and City Engineer Rundlett.
The wife of Police Officer Ives died yester-
day morning from consumption, after long
illness, dating hack To last May. She leaves
one child, a little daughter 10 years old The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon AT =
o'clock.
There will be n special meeting of the
ladies of the W. c. I. L. this afternoon at 3
o'clock at IS East Seventh street. for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for refresh
ment booth at the ice palace grounds during
the carnival
The State Dairy association, which meets at
Albert Lea. Feb. 3 and {, will be entertained
at the conclusion of their labors by the citi-
zens of that place ut a grand ball and ban
Duet. The association will probably attend
carnival festivities in a body.
The Owatonna Sons of Veterans. thirty-six
in number, under special order have been
mustered in as reserve militia company.
The following are the officers: RUSSELL. Phil
not, CAPTAIN; Fri NJ. TwifOrd, first lieutenant;
Edwin c. Hillweg, second lieutenant.
George y. Nash, president of the st. Paul
Driving club. states that the track on the
river is now ready and that there will be
racing every afternoon. with special races
Wednesdays and Saturdays at p. III. during
the balance of the season
A meeting was held last evening in West
st. Paul of Branch No. Ga of the Irish Ma
tiOnal league, for the purpose OF hearing the
report of the executive committee on the
subject of a mass meeting. The committee
failed TO appear and but very few members
attended the meeting. There was some talk
in regard TO the day on which the mass meet
ing should be held, and the sentiment OF the
meeting seemed to be in favor Of the ami
versary of Washington's birthday, but as the
committee did not appear nothing definite
was done about il.