St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25

against the Rush City Pressed Brick company
rendered.
Mayor Ames-There is nothing new. 1t is
exceedingly quiet just at present. 1t is the
luIl which proceeds the storm.
AID. Cooley-The police force was never in
better trim than when, By the courtesy OF
Mayor PilsDury, we had police commission.
The case of Frank G.. Field against E. s..
Case to recure an accounting was tried yes
terday before Judge Young. About Sl5,0O0
is involved.
The Ladies' Aid society of Westminster
church, Friday afternoon win give tea to
the mothers OF the missionary sewing school
at Riverside, Minneapolis.
The body of Judge John Hosford, whose
sudden death from heart disease was men,
toned in Yesterdays GLOBE, will be taken to
Ottawa. H., for burial, leaving this city to-
night.
: An Iowa stock raiser named Fowler yester-
day afternoon fell on the icy pavement at the
corner of First avenue south and Third
street, sustaining serious injuries to his
right hip.
Vosey Orr, married man with large
family, was found guilty of theft in the mu-
cipal court yesterday, but Judge Bailey
so. ened his heart and dismissed him with
reprmand.
West hotel last night was attended by fifty
members. Capt. OSgoOd presided as toast
master and number of impromptu addresses
! were made,
The council committee on roads and bridges
yesterday afternoon decided to award the
contract for setting the middle pier of the
suspension bridge, the cost of the work not to
exceed S25, 900.
The Battle of Atlanta panorama will be
open all day to-day, and is preparing to &C.
commodate the large crowd which it is ex-
pected will be in attendance. 1t will be one
of the favOrite holiday resorts to-day.
The art class will meet Saturday evening at
1886 o'clock at the residence of George 81.
Christian, Fourth avenue and Eighth street
south. Rev. Mr.. Macaulay will preside and
introduce each topic for consideration.
The case of Richard B. Jervis against
Thomas Bedford. to recover money alleged to
be due as commission in a real estate transac-
ton. was tried before Judge Lochren yester-
day and will be concluded Friday morning.
The Washington rink was reopened last
night with great success. The rollers seem
to have still the power of making great
! many people happy, and Manager Wallace is
to be congratulated on his suspicious open
| ing.
Articles incorporating the Pioneer Paint
company were filed yesterday by John II.
/ Field, Moses Grinager. Herbert S. Worcester,
A. Grinager. The capital stock is placed at
! 900.
Henry Kugel is another of the Twin city
| detectives. He got smart and began blowing
police whistle on Washington avenue, Tres
day evening, and was arrested by officer Nc
Nultey, and yesterday gave 500 to answer for
his appearance.
At meeting of the newly formed Cana
| dian club, held in the Wood block last even
ing, measures for fitting up permanent club
rooms were discussed. 1t was proposed to
open free reading room, with parlOrs for
the use of members. A series OF monthly
socials is contemplated.
The members of K. of L. Lodge No. 1850,
with their lady friends danced at Harmonic
hall last night to the music of the Musicians
Protective association. Owing TO misun-
! derstanding regarding the date, the attend
ance was not as large as had been hoped, but
the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present.
August Gale, through his attorneys, Arc
lander g. Arctander and E. E. Witchie, has
commenced an action for divorce against
Albertine Gale. Mr.. Gale is a German
farmer, residing at Osseo. and alleges that
since April l. 1856, his wife has lived in open
adultery with one Joseph Kofar, at 1877 Eva
street, West st. Paul.
The first concert of the series will be given
at Harmonic hall Sunday, Nov. 20, at $3.50 p.
M, by DAM grand orchestra of forty must
clans. No pains will be spared to make these
concerts the musical event of the season, and
all lovers of good music will not miss the op-
portunity of hearing the best compositions of
the great masters, and help support this truly
deserving local organization.
John D. Mahoney, a popular postofice at
tache, will he united in marriage this morn
ing with Miss Sarah L. Daily at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception. After the
wedding breakfast at the residence of the
brides sister, No. 6S RoyalstOn avenue, the
bridal couple leave on a trip TO California,
and, returning, will be at home to their
friends Dec. 20 at No. z Highland avenue.
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