St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-06

Meeting of Cemetery Trustees--The
P.P. Denounced.

The Fairyiew cemetery trustees held their
quarterly meeting at the county commission
ers office yesterday afternoon. The mem
bers present were, william Willim, Capt. +.
J. Wheeler, Mayor Murdoch, Z. S. Brown and
E. A. Folsom. A committee consisting or
Messrs Wheeler, McComb and Wilhm was
appointed 10 make q valuation on all lots
surveyed or stakod on not yet valued. Inc
secretary was authorized to collect as much
of the 81, 400 due tbs association IS possible
at 10 per cent. commission. 1t was eecldeo
to dedicate block No. In the cemetery 10
the burial OF deceased soldiers or marines
who fought in the Union army during the
civil war of 1851 TO 1865. As soon as the
financial condition Of the association Will per
NIT u suitable monument Will be erected IN
the center OF the said lot with the following
inscription dedicated to the burial OF the
defenders OF the Union in the war or 1901 10
1865" A good portion OF the afternoon was
spent IN talking over the d!nerent improve
ments contemplated. The first Improvement
10 be made will be the Introduction OF water
AT special meeting OF the merchants
board of trade held Saturday evening, April
3, 1t was unanimously resolved that the
article published in the Saltwater news OF the
Pioneer Press OF Saturday mornings ISSUE
and the editorial comments on the same, was
a gross and slanderous libel on the business
men of this city, and did not represent
''uearly all of the business men as stated
and that the financial interest or the city Is
not dependent on the reopening OF said In
situations. The bold proposition as editori-
ally stated was evidently intended as slur
on the business men OF this city, and not IN
harmony with the friendly feeling which
should exist between the citizens or neighbor-
ing cities. Resolved, Taat u copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the st. Paul GLOBE and
Pioneer Press"
AT the court house yesterday afternoon q
NJ IN IN ~ n
lied with Edward Mackey, president; Jerry
Whaen, vice president; Newton &cCusick,
secretary and Henry Vollm0r. treasurer. The
alliance will be known as the Baytown and
Lakeland Farmers alliance and the members
are Henry Burkleo, Edward Mackey, Henry
Vollmer, Jerry Whalen, Edward Flynn, p. f.
Mcdonald, Owen Sullivan, Newton McKusick.
Samuel Burkleo and Fred Rentz. NeSSrs.
Whalen, Burkloo aud Flynn were appointed
delegates TO the county alliance 10 be held at
the court house on the 18th inst.
While the election to-day viii not be exoit-
ing, good vote will be- poued. The question
Of free bridge will be submitted and will
certainly be carried. The only offices 10 be
elected are Judge of the municipal court
special judge and one alderman In the First
ward, two in the Second and one In the Third
The registration in the different wards COM
pare fayorably with former years, Up till
last evening the registration was as follows:
First ward, 616; Second, $40; Third, 7O9.
Three deaths were reported TO Health Off
Ger Merrill yesterday, namely; Mrs. Margary
L. Mocklsr general debility, aged 5S yers. res
idence Anderson street; Anna Louise Olson,
consumption, aged % years, residence South
Sixth street. George &. Kelly, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Kelly, scarlet foyer, aged years,
residence North Third street.
Yesterday Judge Nethsway fined Robert
White SIS and costs for selling liquor on Sun
day, and George Hltz and Joseph Evans each
IS and costs for drunkenness.
Wanted-A good mounted carrier for por-
ton OF ths North hill. Inquire st the GLOBE
Office to-day.
The petition for the pardon OF J. d. Dolchy
will be presented to Gov. Hubbard in day
or two.
Dave CARMEL has returned from the coun-
try, where he has been laid up with sprained
ankle.
The city hospital board will meet at the
Universalist church to-day at $50.
Miss Belle Wheeler has returned from
delightful visit to lie Sueur.
Mrs. II. J. Carley has been quite Ill but is
convslescent.
Mrs. J. o, johnson who has been quite sick
is better.
Mrs. C. Kenkle of LIE Sueur is here among
friends.