St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-07
Notes About Town.

The following officers were installed in
the Knights Of Pythias hall last evening:
G.. E. Clark, C. c.; J. c. Hanning V. c.;
G. S. II. Dunn, p; w. j. May, K. r. and
S.; w. K. Wurdeman, NJ. F.; w. IL.
Bromley. NJ. E.; j. Ii. Stevens, j. G.;
P. Ii. SOnnich, o. G. The ceremonies
were conducted by Grand Chancellor F. S.
Mcdonald of Minneapolis in truly knightly
and chyalric order. Friday evening the
annual banquet will be held at the Sawyer
house, at which all Knights and their ladies
are cordially invited to attend.
Dnring the year 1885 w. r. Lehmicke.
register of deeds. made out 533 warrantee
deeds, sos quitclaims, 469 mortgages. AIS
satisfaction papers, 80 sheriff's certificates
and 173 miscellaneous papers. His fees
were SO, 216.65. The fees of c. A. Ben
nett, clerk of the district court, were ST.
AS 90, and Sheriff Charles Holcomb's ST.
436. 20.
The Mannerchor has elected the follow
ing officers: Theodore JaSsoy, president;
Fred Kerchoff, vice president; Charles
Lustig, cashier. Finance committee: A.
Frederick, Charles Contain and DR..
VOight; collector. A. Mellin. Music COM
mittee: Otto Erdman, Prof. Schilling and
Mr.. Kennemen; hall manager, +. G. Neu-
meier.
Yesterday John Neider, John Brown and
August ellis were each taxed $50 for
drunkenness and resisting arrest, by judge
Nethaway. He also gave Peter Powell,
Frank Beck and j Ohm Mcconnell each $3.50
for drunkenness. In the afternoon
ellis filed himself with cheap whisky clear
up to the whiskers and was run in.
The body of the late Julius Duel arrived
from Chicago over the Milwaukee yester-
day and was transferred into an elegant
casket by G. II. Bent q Co., undertakers
The funeral will take place this afternoon
and will be in charge of the Odd Fellows,
assisted by the Sons of Hermann and Men
nerchor societies.
Last night the newly-elected officers of
st. John Lodge No. 1. A. F. and A NJ,
were installed by the deputy grand master
of the state. The installation ceremonies
were followed by banquet and dance, all
Of which was highly enjoyed by those
fortunate enough to be present.
At the Gun club shoot yesterday the
badge was won by Louis Wolf, getting 20
out of 25. +. Whitman and VOLTS scores
were the same and ''shOot off" was neces-
sary. This was for 8 single and 8 double
and was won by Wolf, he getting 4 to Will
mans 2.
The report Of f. G.. Butts, postmaster
for the year 's5 shows that the receipts
were S14, $500; expenditures, IS, $50. 81,
leaving a net income Of S6.269.S2. The
money orders amounted to $50, 376.65, and
the registered letters, Sc, los.
One or two shoe houses opposed closing
at o'clock, else all the dealers would have
closed their stores at that hour until March
1. The effort to get all TO sign petition TO
refuse to sell no goods on Sunday was also
unsuccessful.
Miss Jessie Bachelor was surprised by
twelve or fifteen couples of friends from
this city at her home in the country on
Tuesday evening. The surprise was in
honor of her birthday, and all present re-
port tip-top time.
Mr.. Gregory, the city attorney, will an
peal in the case of Pitman against the eitv
to the supreme court. Mr.. Pitman. if will
be remembered, sued twice for S.. GOO and
got $500.
The ice rink with a good surface and
nicely decorated with eyergreens opened
last night.
In the town of Grant last year there were
only sixteen births and eight deaths.
DR.. B. G. Mercy, who has been confined
to bed for several days, is better.
Hon. E. w. Durant and George NJ.
Brush are at Duluth.
Bookings preliminary examination win
be resumed to-day.
Mr.. E. B. Bradshaw Of Chicago is the