St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

yesterday on motion Of C. H. Fauntelroy.
He had a certificate from the bar of West
Virginia. $1,000
The special train on the Omaha road con-
veying Booth and Barrett from ST. Paul to
Chicago made the trip in twelve hours aud
fifteen minutes.
train of harvest eXcursionists arrived in
st. Paul yesterday forenoon over the Omaha
road and another i'll two sections came i'll in
the afternoon.
A schedule has been filed in the assign
ment action Of Matthew b. Cleninger TO
Charles 4. stanton showing assets, $1,056;
liabilities, S1,S41.22.
The case of F. Nj. Glagle & Co. against John
C. Jones ct al. is on trial in the United States
circuit court The plaintiff sues for 81, 600
for bill of lumber sold.
1.-THE ladies of the Central Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet to-day at 3
p. m at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
Union. 70 East seventh street.
The Young Peoples Social circle Of Clin-
ton Avenue NJ E. church are arranging to
give an oyster supper at the West Side opera
house Tuesday evening, Oct ..
A switch engine on the Milwaukee road
while rounding the curve near the bluff yes-
terday afternoon accidentally ran off the
track and overturned on the river bank.
H. Minor and Lou Robinson, who were
arrested in a room on Wabasha street yester-
day, failed to appear, and then bail OF S25
was forfeited.
Ralph Tetherstone was arrested last night
by Special Officer Everitt last night on a
charge of stealing purse containing S15
from Charles Spencer.
The sale of boxes for the benefit perform
ance Saturday in aid Of the yellow fever suf-
ferers will take place this morning at IL
O'Clock at the Peoples theater.
1.-THE New York Restaurant" with head
quarters at Minneapolis, was incorporated
Yesterday. The capital stock is SIC, 600, and
the -ineorporators are Willet Rose, A. M.
Rose and Montgomery Rodearmal of Indian
apolis. a
In the assignment case OF William Tor
rance, Henry Campbell, Henry Hutchinson
| and George OStrum have filed a bond for
ST., $50 The assets are $S,603.63; liabili-
ties, $l2,04l.79.
City Physician Ancker states that so far as
he can judge, the health of the city is good.
He has one or two eases OF diphtheria on
hand but there is ma reason to fear an cpl
demic of the disease in ST. Paul at this time.
The jury in the case of Charles f. Haynes
against the Milwaukee road yesterday
| brought in verdict for $4,000 in favor of
plaintiff. Suit was brought for $4,000 for
furniture destroyed en- route from Chicago
| to Minneapolis.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following: D. F. Perkins and Maggie
| Connolly, Frank Srenning and Emma Cat
ler Paul Myers and Rose Birenberg, A. d.
| Coon and Amanda. A. Besiler, William A.
SteDuSuS anu hdJIAS w A14IdILS.
The success attending the state teachers
| institutes now being held throughout Mime
nesota was broken yesterday by the collapse
| of the institute at Brainerd. This institute
| was called for this week for teachers of Crow
| Wing county, and the slim attendance has
! been such as to demand the closing of the
meeting.
Two brothers named Cubeio raised a dis
| turbance at dance on Arcade street Sunday
night. One of them was arrested, but the
! other escaped. The court came to the con-
| clusion yesterday that the complainant was
/ as much to blame as the other men, and dis
| missed the case.
The West Side Y. M. C. A. will hold a
''book reception tonight for the purpose Of
making start towards getting reference
| library for the use of It's members. All
| friends of the association are invited to at
| tend, bringing with them some book suitable
| for a young mems library.
| ''The WInona Cold Storage company" in
| corporated yesterday, will do business at
| Winona in the storage and buying and SELL
| ing and dealing in eggs, poultry and game.
| Capital stock was fixed at $50 ,000 and the
| incorporators are Messrs. G. W. HOugh, W..
". Bough, L. d. Frost of Winona, and L.
! D. Frost, of Madison, Wis.
Marshal Campbell is in receipt of letter
| from Hon. r. r. Nelson, judge of the su-
preme court who is at present doing
! Rome. He regrets that he may not be able
to be at home election day and drop i'll
DallOt IOr GrOVer CleNeldllu ne Holes, now
ever, to be in St. Paul by the opening of the
court term the third Monday of November.
The members of Aeher Post No. 81. G. A.
| R., and their friends, are requested to be
present tonight at the open camp fire given
| in the post room. corner OF Third and Elk
change streets. Gen. c. C. Andrews will
read paper on 1.-The Record of the Third
| Minnesota Volunteer Infantry" Miss Leo
nora Austin will recite and a male Quartette
| will furnish music.
Champion lodge, Knights Of Pythias, at
| their meeting last evening started SubScrip-
sion list in aid of their brother knights in the
| yellow fever districts. Brothers are re-
| uuested to remit to-day to Mark (. Ferry,
| Daily Dispatch Office E. II. Milham, 249 East
Seventh street, or W. II. Mcdonald, at the
| GLOBE office Members of Webster lodge are
requested to make remittance to A. G.O'Dell,
| 40 Olive street for the same cause.