St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-04
GLOBULES.

A Presbyterian church will shortly be
formed at st. Paul Park.
The Eastern Minnesota railroad officials are
moving into the new Manitoba building.
The Bohn Manufacturing company has
sued P. Johnson for S227.2S for lumber sold
defendant.
Four state teachers institutes were in ses
sion yesterday-at Cambridge, Henderson,
Anoka and Sank Center respectively.
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew yester-
day authorized the New York Fire Insurance
company, of New York, to transact business
in this state.
Col. C, W. Griggs having resigned the trus-
teeshlp OF the estate of William b, New
comb deceased. Joseph j. Brown has been
appointed his successor
The regular general term of the district
court will convene the 25th instant. The
cases now before Judge Kelly were contin-
ned from the May term.
The stockholders of the Manitoba road held
a meeting yesterday forenoon and were in
session but little while when they adjourned
till Thursday forenoon.
When the case OF the Bohn Manufacturing
company against Albert p. Hale was called
Yesterday there was no response, and it was
continued over the term.
At d meeting of the trustees of the Pilgrim
Baptist church last evening it was decided
not to hold church meeting this evening,
but TO defer matters until further notice.
Maj. Victor Hjortsberg, of the secretary o.
state Office, has begun work upon the legis
lative manual which promises to be an i'm
provement upon any similar publication
hitherto.
Bids for printing paper and stationery for
the year beginning Nov. ], to supply the leg
islature and various state offices, will be
opened at the secretary of states Office at
noon to-day.
Officer Lawrence came down from Mime
apolis yesterday after Harry Williams, ac-
cused of burglary III Ramsey county. He
was taken to Minneapolis for trial and will
probably be sent to the reform school.
meeting of Acker post was held last
evening for the purpose of organizing COM
panies TO participate in the sham battle on
the State Fair grounds the 18th inst Re
cruiting offices were established and COM
mittees for organization appointed.
A motion for new trial in the Iowa coal
lands case of John Martin, W. ID. Washburn,
C. II. Pratt the heirs of II. n. McNair, against
j. j. Hill and Hamilton Browne, and involv-
ing upwards OF 81 ,00O,O was argued be-
fore Judge Brill yesterday and submitted.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Engel and Annie Faulhaber, Louis
Jeske and Bertha Moronele, Joseph Sickmus-
ter-and Theresa Hair, Gunder G.. Huebner
and Mary Hoffman, Peter Diedenhofen and
Anna Marie Lirhter, James Warren and
Ellen Banks Nicholeus Michaels and Minna
Kaldum, j. G. johnson and Minnie E. Brady
and Oscar Dundberg and Gennie A. Stuck
hus.
The union cigar makers of St. Paul, Cigar
makers, Union No. n, of Minneapolis q
large delegation from the st. Paul Brick
layers union. and representatives of various
other labor organizations of the Twin Cities.
including the tailors, bakers plumbers and
hotel runners, yesterday celebrated Labor
day at Rifle Park, on Dayton's Bluff
Good music was in attendance. and dancing
and other amusements were the order of the
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