St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-24
GLOYULES.

Harry Burchess was arrested yesterday FOL
| fast driving.
State Superintendent Kiehle visited the State
University yesterday.
Vol. 81, American Reports was added to
the state library yesterday.
There was no quorum present yesterday of
the board of abatemens and no meeting was
held.
The ladies of Aclzer Relief CORPS will give a
sociable at their hal. corner of Third aud Ex-
change, on Thursday night.
james Gage. en- eighteen-year-old boy hail
ing from Red Wing, escaped yesterday morn
ing from the reform school.
Prof. JudsOn, Of the chair of history ut the
State University, has begun a series or lee
lures on didactics 10 his senior class.
Mr.. Z. V. Smalley gives free lecture at
the Unity club rooms Thursday evening. His
subject is Government by Parties"
Information or the insanity OF Martin
Woods was filed IN the probate court yester-
dar and his examination will be held ut noon
to-day.
The county treasurer yesterday paid over
10 the treasurer OF the city OF St. Paul the
sum of 100000 on account of city tax col
lections.
The First Methodist Episcopal church of
Candy, Yellow Medicine county, has incor-
porated.
NO new Ctises OF Qiptnluefiu or scarlet FEVER
were reported at the board OF health yester-
day. There were ? marriages, IL births aud
10 deaths.
The designations or Lieuts. Tokens
and Roberts of Company G. Second regiment,
Winona, have been accepted by the com
mauder-in-chief.
Messrs. Roman and George Sheire have pre-
sented ballot box to Ackcr D Ost relief corps
for which the ladies wish to return thanks
through the GLOBE.
James Henry, who was cut over the head
by Harry Smith with stove wrench, was dis
missed from the police court yesterday on
payment OF 81 costs.
Billy Howard and Josephine Fields were al
lowed to depart from the city court yesterday
on promise OF good behavior. The parties
were engaged in family row when arrested.
Acker post, G.. A. r., will hold a regular
meeting Thursday evening, at which an cleo
ton will be held TO I'LL the vacancy caused 10y
the resignation of Commander Pratt
The city engineer is absent in Pittsburg,
Pa He will report upon return upon the
necessity and method or a sewage system for
the Merriam and Union Park districts of the
| city.
William Fl. Griffin was before the municipal
court yesterday, but the prosecuting witness
w. Il. Wheeler. was agaln absent. Tue city
attorney moved dismissal, which was
| promptly granted.
The lecture committee OF the Y. VI. c. a.
have substituted For DR.. Boardmans lecture
for next Thursday night an illustrated lecture
bv Herman Haupt Jr NJ. D., entitled, A
Trip to Yellowstone Park.
The Hazard cruelty TO animals case was
on trial before Judge Cory yesterday after
noon. The case may last several DAYS longer,
Mounds View town being almost depopulated
on account OF the number who are inter
ested and in attendance.
The interest in the revival services ut Pill
grim Baptist church Is in no wise abating.
Thirty-niue applications for membership
have been received. The baptism OF the con-
verts will take place next Sabbath at D. m,
Rev. B. wilkins officiating.
j. Fletcher Williams. librarian of the state
historical society. is making his annual ar
rangement OF papers for binding. The so
ciety receives twelve dailies and over two
hundred weekly papers published i'm this state,
all of which are carefully preserved.
Guy Salisbury repeated the story OF his
change OF heart ut the rooms of the Gospel
Temperance union last night. Special services
VIII be held In the rooms Thursday ard Fri
day nights. at which Mr.. Salisbury, Rev. DR..
Dana and Rev. DIR. Smith will be the princi-
pal speakers.
The meeting of the stewards and superin-
tendendents of the state institutions. called
by the state board of corrections and chart
tics, the state auditor and the state examiser
to consult on the proposed uniform system
OF financial reports, will be held at the capt.
toll next Friday.
The following officers OF Damascus Com
mandry No. /, knights Templar, were elected
last evening: Eminent commander, Walter
d. sanborn: generalissimo. Norman W. Kilt
son; captain general. George Hunsaker:
senior warden. William Dampier: junior var
den. WilIord c. Wilson; secretary. George s..
Ackers treasurer. Robert A Smith: NJ aiatsL