St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
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special meeting of the board of education
will be held next Tuesday evening for the
transaction of general business.
The cowboy pianist, the wonder child. and
he farce, TROUBLES in a Chinese Wash
house., - will be presented during the coming
week at the dime museum.
Rev. NJ. D. Shutter will preach this morn
ing before the Unversalist society of St.
Paul in the Baptist chapel on Wacouta street.
'ubject: ''Man. the Creator"
Col. J. 81. Drake informs the GLOBE that
while he believes that DR.. Ames would make
l good governor, yet he cast a straight Re-
Iublcan ballot at the late election, as is his
custom.
prank Anderson and James Duggan,
arrested on complaint of Frank Hooglard,
charged with disorderly conduct and high
way robbery, were discharged by Judge Cory
yesterday.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed F. D. Holmes,
IF Steele county, and n. P. Clark, of Stearns
county. as delegates TO the convention of the
National Cattle and Horse Growers associa-
ion al Chicago Nov. 10 and II.
Commissions were Issued Yesterday by Adj
utant General MacCarthi to officers of Com
.'any c, First regiment, as follows: Sheldon
i}lakely, captain; A z Chantler, first leu
enant; I. c. Barley, second lieutenant.
At the meeting of the st. Paul lyceum this
'VeIlug III 6druOiu udil, lucr0 VIII De a Greo
discussion of the question us the so-called
Eide-open policy of St. Paul or any other city
| benefit or detriment to the society of the
city?"
w. A. Nichols may have been unfortunate
on Tuesday last, but his luck is coming back
II at least it looks that way Last evening
re won a silver watch and plated chain
which was rallied at Collins & Colby's store on
Wallace and Mendoza streets.
Hon. r. A. Smith. senator-elect, Hon.
ieOrge n. Warren. member-eleat to the legis-
itture, and F. Richter, sheriff, were serenaded
It their residences by a party of enthusiastic
admirers last evening. The serenaders, who
:aled themselves the coordination" from
he First ;ildermanic district of the Fourth
ward, were accompanied bY a brass band,
nd the party were royalty entertained on the
our.
Articles of incorporation were filed at the
apitol yesterday OF the Cooperative Invest
lent COMPANY of st. Paul. real estate cor
poration. The capital stock is $4,000, and
the incorporates are William P. Johnston, J.
}. DobsOn, Robert Ronecker, Edward J. Jen-
ngs, Ed yard Randall, George FL. Cole and
Charles w. Hernick, all of this city. Amend
nents to the articles of Incorporation of the
Duke Soap company, of Minneapolis, were
lied. raising the capital stock from $50, 900 to
sl00,0 900.
By direction OF the cretary of war the
following changes are maze in the stat o IS
IF officers of the medical corps: Maj. j. ".
d. Middleton will be relieved from duty in
81 department of Missouri, aud will change
tations with Maj. A. A. Wo lIhull, at David's
island, N. Y. H. Maj. J. w. Williams will be
elieved from duty in the department of the
'0lumbia, and will change stations with
apt. J. K. Corson. Capt. Henry S. Turrill
viii be relieved from dnty in the department
# the Platte and will change at rs with
lieut.. Benjamin Munday, at Jefferson bar
racks.