St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The county commissioners meet tod

The county commissioners meet to-day.
Bank clearings yesterday were s422,
O2L12.
A special meeting of the lumber exchang
will be held this evening
Tonight the GOunod club viii give an
entertainment at the West hotel.
The officers of the l.. p. Plummer post,
G. A. r., were publicly installed last night.
Rev. F. J. Wagner conducted the prayer
meeting at Westminster church yesterday
afternoon.
This morning the new council and expo
sition committee will have what will prob
ably be their final conference
The Hibemian rifles have decided to hold
weekly meetings hereafter and become more
proficient in the manual Of arms
The Mechanics and Workingmen's Loan
and Building association will hold regular
meeting under the Security bank tomorrow
evening.
A festival for the benefit of the St An
thony of Padua parish schools was opened
by the philanthropic ladies connected with
the organization at Germania hall in Mime
apolis northeast last night.
A motion for hearing in an order to
show cause in the injunction suit OF the
mill company against the city to prevent
the building Of the stone-arch bridge will
be made to-day in the district court.
A young son of w. A. Plummer. deputy
register of deeds. was quite severely in
| jured yesterday afternoon by fall at the
Whittier school. his head striking on a
stone step, infiicting q serious scalp wound.
A meeting Of the Northwestern Hospital
| koI1
with Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson. This morning
the building committee will confer with
Mr.. Orff relative TO the plans of the new
building.
The one-legged apple peddler, commonly
| known by the expressive stigma of Peg
| Leg Charley" slipped and fell yesterday on
/ the sidewalk on First avenue south and
broke his sound leg. he was removed 10
| st. Barnabas hospital.
Erick Peterson and Ellen Burtman.
/ Clinta +. Reynolds and Rella j. Barta,
Almond f. johnson and Margaret Nc
Sharon. SOren Jepson and Christina Erick-
son, Matthias Lengen and Theresa Schu-
macker yesterday obtained marriage Ii
| cenSes.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register Of deeds Incorporating the Cassidy
/
$40. 900 and a liability of $1,000. The di-
rectors are: Louis ii. Reed. NJ. W. Brady,
William ID. Mclaughlin, Horace ).
Breeien.
The officers of the new Peoples bank will
be: President DR.. a. o. Camp; vice presi
dent. S. ii. Baker; cashier, A. ID. Cotton.
The board of directors will consist of sever
members. The bank will open for bushes:
/ Ton 1e Of tho nan & TruSt cOmOanV',
building. with capital of 100000.
The annual meeting of the Trinity Luth-
eran church was held last evening. The
church now numbers GAG communicates, o.
whom so were received during the year; go
children had been baptised, 1O5 couple:
married. 80 confirmed. J. Blitchfeldt, II
Bredesen and l.. Swenson were elected
trustees. o. NJ. Fuglee, clerk, and L.
Meyer, secretary.
The funeral of DIR. J. B. Frost, who diet
early yesterday morning at the home of hi
father, GIG First avenue south, aged 5;
years. will occur this afternoon under thu
auspices of l.. p. Plummer post, G. A. r.
Of which the deceased was a member. III
served his country i'm the Rebellion, in tn
First. Fourteenth and Forty-first Wisconsin
volunteers, having enlisted three times.
The following committee has been ap
pointed under resolution of the Unio
league to call conference for the purpOs
of submitting the plan of party organiza
ton suggested by the league: Robert g
Evans. chairman; w. ID. Washburn, j.
Pillsbury, William Buffers, ii. e. Hicks
T. Hooker, c. p. Preston,F. Won Schlegel
J. n. Barnes. Z. III. Moulton. F, F. Davis
W. W. Sly, f. NJ. Johnson, Daniel Fish
Fred L. Peet and Charles l.. Caucus