St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
GLOBULES.

The public schools will be closed on GooC
Friday.
The city treasurer paid out $50, 357. so or
interest bearing coupons yesterday.
There will be a meeting of school princi
pals al the high school Saturday forenoon.
The committee on uniform statistics fol
state institutions meets this afternoon ut the
capitol.
Health Office bulletin: Scarlet fever, 73I
Burr and sos Portage; marriages, 1; births, 4
deaths, 5.
p. Hogan has been appointed grand mar
shal TO lead the Hibernians on the occasion OF
the national convention 10 be held in this city
on May IL.
The Ohio Street Literary club will give q
free literary and musical entertainment next
Tuesday evening at their hall corner George
ana Ohio streets.
A still alarm yesterday called the fire de
partment 10 Crippen's trunk store on Third
street. The blaze arose from a glue pot and
was put out without damage.
The citizens of st. Paul have rendered q
farewell dinner TO Maj. Gen. Alfred II. Terry,
Z. S. A, 10 be given on Thursday evening,
April %, at O'Clock ct the Ryan.
George and Minnie Grant, arrested for dis
orderly carousal in their hovel on Broadway
street Sunday night, paid s. fine yesterday.
John Anderson, who was one OF the party,
went out for five days
FEeu NelSeuEcr ana Anna SWenSOu were
adJudged insane in the probate court yester-
day. Information of the insanity OF II. VI.
Ramsey was filed, and the examination will
be held at noon to-day.
Peter Godfrey, arrested by Officer Fahey on
Saturday for passing an alleged forged $50
check on Seventh street saloon, was before
Judge Cory yesterday and held to the grand
jury in the sum of $1,000.
The Rev. F. G. Holman of Foss church, Min
neapolis, will deliver his lecture on The Life,
Times and Character of Socrates before his
former charge, the Bates Avenue NJ E.
church, on Dayton's bluff, this evening.
Members and friends of Garfield post will
present drama at their hall, 87l jackson
street, tomorrow evening, for the benefit of
the post TIL G drama is entitled "A Planters
Daughter, or Life in the Sunny South
The Simmons Mercantile company U. l.
OF Appleton, Mimi, has been Incorporated.
The capital is $500 and the incorporates
are: J. Simmons, Appleton; o. X. Simmons,
n. X. Simmons, Red Wing, and p. A. Larson,
Lake Crystal.
J. W. Stone OF Cumberland, Wis, began
suit yesterday in the United States circuit
court against McMullen & Co. of Minneapo-
lis, to recover $577.35. The complaint al
leges that defendant hired him TO work in
their mill and afterwards refused TO adhere
to the contract.
Mr.. Thompson. the manager of the Thomp-
son Opera company, which has had very
successful season on the Pacific coast, passed
through st. Paul yesterday on his way TO
Chicago where he will reorganiZe his COM
pany with the intention of making the best
English opera company in the states.
Mayor Rice yesterday appointed o. o. Gull
len. John ID. O'Brien and Delos A. Monfort-
as directors of the st. Paul public library for
three years, dating from April so, 1856.
Messrs. Cullen and 0'Brien succeed them
selves. Mr.. MOnfort succeeds Peter Berkey,
who declined longer service as a director.
Mayor Rice is greatly annoyed by anony-
nous correspondents. Yesterday a nOti6ca
ton was sent him that stock greatly troubled
residents in the Sixth ward and asking relief,
the card being signed "A Sixth ward citizen
These communications find their way to the
waste basket. Complaints signed by the
names of citizens always receive attention.
J. ii. Mailer, william Foulke and Hugh VI.
Miller of 81. Paul and c. A. Burnett and c. +.
Merrill OF Minneapolis have associated them
selves in the corporation TO be known as the
Enterprise Manufacturing company of St.
Paul. The capital stock is 100000, aud the
purpose OF the corporation is the manufac-
ture and sale OF wagons, carriages, otc.
The Duluth Storage and Forwarding COM
pany have fled articles of incorporation with
the secretary of stnte, making the capital
stock $50, 900 and signed by <. ID. Comings, ST.
Paul; q. s. Hartley, f. W. Farnham, Brain
erd; S. ]. Whitman. W. o. Hughart, w. and
J. b. Howard, Duluth The company will
hare two warehouses. 200 and 500 feet long
and each $50 feet wide.