St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
stahrs hall, corner Rice and Charles

| at Stahfs hall, corner Rice and Charles
| streets.
A meeting Of the fire commissioners was
held last evening, when the pay roll for the
| month, amounting to S14, 2S3.64, was
! passed.
Joe Scroggins was arrested by Capt. Bre-
settle yesterday, charged with robbing a
stranger III the union depot of a watch and
| S45 in money.
George Hawley, while painting house on
FLaurei avenue yesterday morning, was
hurled to. the ground by the giving way OF
| places.
| William Reilly, James Barney. G.. Du-
charme, John Mason, sam Leyde, M. Melon
! ough and Ed Mason, all West st. Paul boys,
are under arrest for stealing barrel of
apples.
| - The st. Paul & Pacific Coal and Iron
[ company's Office that has been occupied for
several years by Mr.. Pugh, on the corner of
Fourth and Broadway, is being moved to
| Sixth street.
4. Supt. Kiehle of the state public instruction
department, will visit the institute at st.
!uloud to-day, and Thursday will take part in
L the dedication exercises of the new State
| Normal school at Moorhead.
Capt. Russell Blakeley states that it was not
| his daughter who was successful applicant
for divorce last week. The fact that he APP
| lpeared in court as the escort or the plaintiff
| probably gave rise to the story.
The fall term of the district court of Ram
isey. county will begin this morning at 10
O'Clock. The grand jury will be empaneled
| and charged, after which the court will pro-
| coed to the two calls OF the calendar.
| The young ladies of st. Mary's parish will
| give an entertainment at the school hall,
| corner Ninth and Locust streets, this even
ing at O'Clock. The programme comprises
| addresses, Rotations and vocal solos.
| Mrs. Nette Fuller, the welLknown So
prano, and Prof. Duke F. Smith, pianist, of
| this city, left for Mankato yesterday to take
| part Ill solree musicale given at the resi-
| dence of L. P. Hunt, editor of the Mankato
| Free Press. q
Robert P. Lewis has instituted proceedings
| against Edna G. Webb and Sheriff Richter to
restrain the payment of certain money be-
longing TO plaintiff pending the determine
ton OF suit involving the quitting of title to
certain real estate in this city.
Crescent Creamery and Stock Farm COM
porated yesterday, with headquarters at st.
Paul. The directors are Charles E. Marvin.
Joseph S. Moody, A. B. Sickney. of st. Paul.
and Edward A. Cammack, of Rochester.
E. S: Canman, of Chicago. better known in
That city as Bismarck, Jr., " is in st. Paul,
representing the Chicago Tire and Spring
works. MIR. Canman is the son of the railroad
editor of the Chicago Times, who is known
the world over by the title of Bismarck
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the following contracts: For grad
ing Evergreen avenue to James Kavanagh
for 81, 1875: sewer on Fairmount street. to
Stockton & Lindquist for Sl,599, and sewer
on Western avenue to Thomas Reilly for
$3.50.
Scandinavians belonging to the Third
Ward Cleveland and Thurman club will hold
meeting this evening at Nora Groves hall,
43S Broadway. Addresses will be delivered
by Judge A. Iceland, of Minneapolis, in Nor
wegian, and Col. ID. d. Williams, st. Paul, in
the English language.
William Blackwell was arrested yesterday
by Officer McGuiggan on the charge of petit
larceny. The complaint was made by j. NJ
Robinson, who said that Blackwell had
stolen some whitewash brushes from him.
Blackwell claimed that Robinson owed him
a bill, and that the brushes were taken to
settle up the account.
Billy Bates, a young colored man, stopped
n span Of runaway horses yesterday, belong
ing TO DR.. Nabersberg. They were flying
along Cedar street. with two ladies in the
carriage. when Bates ran out and grabbed
ONE Of the horses by the Bit doubtless pre-
venting serious accident.
The Minnesota woolly child attracted
thousands of people to the dime museum
yesterday. She is the most remarkable being
ever seen at the dime museum. Gen. Puss,
the midget, Sol Stone, the lightning calcu-
lator, and Count Osmun Dariff, the tattooed
Cjrcassian, also interested visitors.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Ii. Hanson and Matilda A. L. Schus-
ter, DR.. o. Hartell and Ida May Dufrene,
John Cartier and Mary Roseterouse, NJ. II.
Sprierterbach and Lizzie Barn, w. II. John
son and Nettie Franklin, Bernard Baker and
Emma JOnson, Patrick Kiley and Bridget NJ
PORTION, A. ID. Curry and Augusta Meyers c.
i. Westland and Mrs. j. NJ. Nicholson, j. II.
Jasper and Mary Kuhn.
Minnesota commandery of the Loyal Lee
gion win hold its first regular meeting since
the summer vacation at the Ryan next
Wednesday evening. A paper will be read
by Col. Edward Simonton, entitled 'Recol-
leetions of the Battle of Fredericksburg"
The following committee has been appointed
TO arrange for the literary exercises for the
ensuing year: Chaplain Edward d. Neil,
Maj B. F. Wright and Capt. d. NJ. Gilmore.