St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-28
GLOSULES.

The charge against Ralph Featherstone,
arrested on suspicion of stealing $40, was
dismissed yesterday
'rhe dedication of the Moorhead Normal
school, arranged for yesterday, has been IN
definitely postponed.
Albert Becker got ninety days in the work
house Yesterday for stealing two sheep from
the pens in East 81. Paul.
.john Keen. arrested by Officer Wilson at
the Union Depot Wednesday night for being
Gsorderly, was sent out for thirty days yes
Ierday.
in the case of Albert Scheffer ct al. against
J. H. Miller, defendants, motion 10 change
the place of trial to Washington county has
been granted.
judgment for divorce has been entered in
favor of the plaintiff in the case of Mary
Fielding against John u. Fielding on the
ground of adultery.
The bail of S25 put up by Fritz Biebe, who
was arrested on the charge of keeping dis
orderly house. was forfeited yesterday be-
cause of Biebes non-appearance in court
The book reception of the West Side
Young Mems Christian association last even
ing was well attended anG each one present
contributed book TO the new library.
Col. f. c. Mason has rendered the services
of the Third Infantry band to the Loyal
Legion on the occasion of their first meeting
of The winter season Wednesday evening"
Oct. 8.
&. Hallenbeck, with party Of eleven per-
sons from Saginaw, Mich. came in yester-
dav over the Omaha, and left on the Northern
Pacific for MI Hallenbeck's ranch in Nor
ton county, the other side OF the Missouri
river.
Attorney General Clapp was to have made
several speeches in the state this week, but
the illness of his father, who resides at New
Richmond, Wis, has necessitated change
of plans.
Neil Mcdonald and James G. Richmond,
arrested for trying to effect an entrance in
the window of a Wacouta street saloon, were
sentenced 70 thirty days each by Judge Cory
yesterday.
Nsvor smith. of St Paul, received letter
from Mayor Smith, of Jacksonville, Fla,
Yesterday acknowledging the receipt of the
donation from the Railway Conductors as
Eociation of st. Paul.
General Passenger and Ticket agent Trues-
dale of the Omaha road, has issued very
handsome card. about the size of a postal
card, calling the attention OF the travelling
public to the proposed ice palace at st. Paul
in January.
There will be childrens musical at the
DAYTON Avenue Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening, conducted by Prof. Frank
Wood. Nit. i. Arnold. the violinist will also
lena his aid TO the entertainment.
The Columbia association of st. Paul yes
terday sent draft for SlOO. to the mayor
of Jacksonville for the yellow fever suf-
Secretary Todd. of the St. Paul curling
club, announces that there will be meeting
of the members of that organization tonight
al the Windsor hotel at o'clock, to decide
upon location for a rink and arrange q
programme for the coming winter.
The North st. Paul Manufacturing com
pany was incorporated yesterday, the cap
ital stock being $4,000. Messrs H. A.
Castle E. NJ. Holloway, j. c. Cramer, Walter
G. Morton. Ambrose P. Wright, of Ramsey
county, are the incorporators.
Some idea may be obtained of the immense
Immigrant business the Northern Pacific
road is doing by the fact that during the first
twenty-five days Of September, 1887, S65
emigrants were transported over that road to
Spokane Falls. For the same period this
year 2,0S0 immigrants were taken West.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: Otto Smith and Eva Wagner
Guy L. Hutchins and Lillian l.. Patterson
George Luckert and Anna A. Menu, Charles
j. White and Kate L. Bozart, Peter Hene
lewsd and Mary Kusz, Michael Pender and
Ellen Brennan.
The October term of the supreme court viii
begin Tuesday. There are 225 cases on the
calendar, the largest number the court ever
had. Calendars will be ready for delivery
Tuesday morning before the opening of the
court at II o'clock. Attorneys DESTROYS o.
having cases set for any particular dat
khOuld he nrpSpnt at the ODeni0g