St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-27
poned on account of Miss walters sudden

poned on account OF Miss Walters sudden
illness.
/ The condition of Mrs. J. W. Cunningham
remains very critical, and unless a favorable
change occurs soon the worst results are
feared.
/ Last evening Jeffreys Lewis played For
/ get-Me-NOt." at the Grand 10 a gaOd house.
/ This afternoon the same and this evening
'Odette."
The Rust Milling company of Forest Mills.
with a capital of $4,000, has Incorporated
= The company is composed Of i. r. Rust, L.
V. White, g. II. Rust.
The annual meeting OF the Home for the
I Friendless association will be held in the par
Tor OF the Young Mems Christian association
this afternoon at p. IN.
A railroad man named Green slipped and
fell on the sidewalk on East Seventh street
! yesterday afternoon, breaking hls ankle. He
was removed to the hospital.
Frank Howard was arrested last night for
till tapping by Officer Schaffer. F. Fears of
No. PSI East Fourth street accuses Howard of
cleaning out his cash drawer.
The city council viii hold n special meeting
at O'Clock this afternoon 10 discuss the rela-
ton of the city TO the filling operations con-
Quoted by the Burlington & Northern rail-
road.
An examination will be had before judge
Brill at 10 O'Clock to-day and the committee
OF examination, II. J. Horn. C. X. Palmer and
II. C. Elmer, of candidates for admission to
practice law.
A. j. Liljengren, n. p. LiIjengren and G..
P. Gould of Minneapolis, have associated
themselves under the title of the Liljengren
Furniture and Lumber company, with a
capital of $4,000.
'Normanda.' an association with twenty-six
members, and a capital OF $4,000. has fled
l nWff ~ T.
association. the business of which will be 70
buy, sell, and improve real estate in Min
neapolis.
a small fire broke out in some rubbish on
the third floor OF Foote, Shultz & Co.'S store.
corner OF Third and Wacouta streets, about 9
O'Clock last evening. Although the engines
were called out il was not necessary, as the
names were eXtinguished by the firemeu
with hand extinguishers. Loss trihing.
Capt Bressette has in his possession bay
mare and buggy which was left at a livery
stable near the Seven corners ON New Years
day, since which time no owner has appeared
TO claim the riR. ANY one who has lost the
outht can get II by applying TO the captain al
police headquarters, upon proving property
and paying costs.
st. Paul Division No. a, Order OF Railway
Conductors, will give their third annual bal
tonight at the Merchants hotel Extensive
preparations have been made by Col. Allen,
as well as by the committee of arrangements
Large ticket sales have been made and a good
attendance is expected. Supper will be
served In the ladies' ordinary from IL y. N.
to a. IN.
Ihomas +. O'Hair, a popular young at
torney OF Delano, and NJ IS Fallihee OF this
city were united in marriage at 81. Joseph's
church Monday afternoon. The reception
look place at the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fallihee, 500 Aurora
avenue. after which the young couple left
upon their wedding tour, followed by good
wishes of their friends
In the case Of Bertha Theobald against
Justus Ohage Judge Brill decides that the
plainun must execute and deliver TO the de
PENDANT a lease as he agreed 70. and that II lac
does not do so the court will make a decree
70 that eject, the defendant paying the taxes
Tor the year 1885, which have become due
| since the trial, and presenting TO the court q
receipt the plaintiff has authority TO with.
draw from the court the sum deposited. The
defendant will recover costs and disburse-
meLts.