St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04
GLORULES.

Reported at the board of health yesterday:
births niue, deaths two.
a regular monthly business meeting of the
Itasca club will be held tonight.
The German club will give its next german
at Seibert's ball on Tuesday evening, March o.
court for divorce from her husband, Ar
thur Il. Weare, for deSVTton.
Gen. Sanborn gives lecture at Unity club
! rooms on Wabasha street, opposite Summit
avenue, tonight. His subject is Money.
Peter Jerome was yesterday appointed a
| special policeman to do duty at the custom
house at the request of Col. Harrington.
A grand masquerade ball will be given by
the German society at the atheneum on the
evening OF March s. II will be an elaborate
affair.
The Quinn-Flanger company of Mankato
! fled articles OF incorporation yesterday with
the secretary OF state. The capital stock is
$4,000.
The Excelsior Toboggan club will retain its
organization. At present il is in u very flour
ishing condition, having over $3.50 in the
treasury.
All gentleman members of the Carnival
Skating club are requested TO meet tonight
at the armory at 1880 sharp for important
business.
To-day viii be pension day, and those who
have any business i'm that line should call at
the Office of the clerk OF the court at o'clock
this morning.
An exhibition drill and hop was gwen by
the ST. Paul cavalry troop at Armory hall las.
evening. The attendance was good and the
drill satisfactory.
The Bulldog Kelly examination was again
postponed yesterday, on account of defend
ants sickness, until 10 o'clock to day, when
the chances are 1t will be put OF again for the
same reason.
Minnia Haulr laft 10. c. To,ts ,-o..o-ao,.
on the noon train and will sing there Frida
night. NoTdca, who has been in Minneap-
oils attending her mother, left last night 20
join the company Friday.
The reception committee of the Y. NJ. G. A.
at their monthly tea last night uatured their
plans for work by each member freely giving
his ideas regarding the best way TO receive
and entertain the young men who visit the
rooms.
More than fifty attended the noondfy
prayer meeting held at IS East Seventh stre
yesterday from 1880 a. m. TO 1880 d. H.
Mr. j. IL. Randall conducted the meeting and
quite number took part in the service. DIR
Burnham will lead to-day. All are Welcome
Acker post g. A. r. will visit Winthrop
post in body tonight, meeting at their
headquarters at 1880 p IN. After the bust.
ness is over ut Winthrop posts hall, a camp
fire will be held. The new department com
mander, Col. Thomas OF Mankato will be
present.
AT the regular meeting of the managers of
the Home for the Friendless Tuesday, March
2, the following persons were elected officers
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Pascal
Smith; vice pres dent, Mrs. ;. B. Beals; sec
rotary. Mrs. C. W. Hackett; treasurer, Mrs.
S. ID. Flagg.
This evening ut O'Clock viii occur at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, corner Ninth and Wa
basha streets, the lecture by Capt. Edward
Slmonton. Subject: Personal Reductions
of Soldier ON the March, in Battle and in
Camp. Tickets may be had by applying to
the secretary.
J. ID. Riheldofher. ID. D., rendered his
resignation yesterday as superintendent OF
the state reform school. He has been in the
service eighteen years. j. w. Brown, As
sistant superintendent. was appointed to act
as superintendent from April 1, during the
pleasure of the board.
1t is the general impression that Assistant
Surgeon Fitzgerald of Minneapolis will be
elected as surgeon of the First regiment TO
Oil the vacancy caused by the death of DIR.
Davenport, he being in the direct line of pro-
motion, and DIR. Clark of Saltwater will IN
douDtedly be elected assistant.
John Carr. the wife-beater, was arraigned
in the municipal court again yesterday, but
his wife. who was nearly killed by HIM, re-
fused TO appear against him. The case was
continued till to-daf, and in the meantime the
prosecution will endeavor to persuade the
woman 10 prosecute her husband.
News has been received OF the death at Los
Angeles, Cal, Tuesday afternoon, OF W. III.
Schumacher son of J. II. Schumacher. Mr.
Schumacher went tn Los Angeles last Sep
TENDER for.the benefit OF his health. but the
seeds of consumption had been sown in his
system and he suecumbed TO the inevitable
His father is on the way 10 California.
The Gospel mission meetings have grown
steadily in interest and attendance from the
start, and tomorrow evening at the closing
services there may De expected the largest
audiences of the week The concluding evan
gellstic meeting at the Olympic theater next
Sunday night will be of a general union char
acter for all interested in this last rally. Rev
NJ. l.. Gilbert of Christ church, with Mr..
Dana, are the main speakers.