St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-24
NIPs AND PICk-ME-UPS.

Gen. SibIey has been thanked by the cham
Der Of commerce for the gift Of copy OF ms
life.
To-day is the last day in which notices OF
issue, to be tried at the next term, can be
filed.
State Bank Examiner Kenyon yesterday
issued certificate to the Renyille County
state banS.
The little attendants in the Sunday school
Of the Christian chapel were last night given
their MAS treat.
The commissioner of agriculture Of North
Dakota is 10 meet the local Dakota relief
committee today.
The fire Department was called out last
evening by small blaze at % summit ave-
nue.. The damage was very slight
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union, OF 20 East Seventh street. yesterday
celebrated is sixteenth anniversary.
The health Office bulletin yesterday showed
scarlet fever az lU4l GaUltier ana $50 Carroll
streets; three deaths and no births or mar
Tiages.
County Treasurer Nelson reports collec-
tons slow the last few days, and has joined
the lhrong in purchasing Christmas sur
prises.
II.
avenue. gave q delightful reception last night
in honor of their guest Miss Gavin, of New
York.
United States Commissioner McCafferty
has postponed his decision in the case Of
DerdowskL editor of the Polish paper at Wi
mona, until Monday.
United States Marshal Campbell arrested
Joseph Skala and Joseph Schunck at Tower,
II So l,1 Co.. lstNor
liquor without license.
The steamer Bell Stevens was sold last
Saturday by United States Marshal Camp
bell. The sale was made a. Duluth, the pur-
chaser being Byron B. Inman.
Charles Uber, of the register Of deeds Of
fee is anxious to see ice palace weather, so
that the new skates presented him by the en-
pioyes of the Office can be fairly tested and
enjoyed.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
Joseph Z. Mcneil and Montella C. Heath,
Marlin johnson and Anne Larson, Eric
John Norberg and Maud Sophia Lomberg !;
Hans Norby and Inga Berg, Andrew Jar
dlene and Bessie E. Noble.
Superintendent C. Z. Bartlett, Of the hos
pital tor thd insane, writes to Probate Judge
Morrison that August Smith, admitted to the
died the 2ist inst. The addresses of friends
of the unfortunate man are unknown.
Sheriff Cameron, of Wilkin county, was at
the capitol yesterday. en- route home from
saltwater. where he had deposited two pris
oners-Andrew VOID, convicted of murder
in the first degree, life sentence; and Henry
Bolden. convicted Of rape, twelve years i'm
pris0nment.
Tho Ua, nuzaY, HARM ptoD eomDany of
Minneapolis. filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. With capital of 100000 the
company proposes to transact grain com
mission business. The incorporates are F,
C. Van Duzen, of Rochester; C. NJ. Harring
ton and G. H. Daggett, of Minneapolis.
". II. Lands, the genial travelling auditor
for the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad. will leave the service of the com.
pany Jan. to engage in other business. His
popularity in the Northwest and his expert
enee in railroad business will tend greatly to
his advantage in the future. His friends on
the Manitoba wish him eminent success.
An interesting meeting Of stenogFaphers
was held last evening at Central bali, on
East Seventh street. bur the approaching
holiday festivities made it advisable to ad.
journ TO meet again Jan. z, when a perma.
nent organization will be formed. consti.
tuition and bylaws will be submitted for dis.
eussion, and it is desired that every stenog.
rapher will be present
This morning the Windsor will open for
the first time its new addition facing st.
Peter street, which contains, BESIDES large
number of elegant suites of rooms designed
for families, the best appointed billiard par
lors In the Northwest Rare paintings and
imported tapestries adorn the walls and
combine with the antique oak furnishings to
make 3 most attractive and delightful room.
Charles Stanley, who enlisted in the regu
lar army some time since, was yesterday
taken before Judge Nelson, Of the United
States district court upon a writ of habeas
corpus procured at the instance of his
mother. The claim that he was under age
being proven and the necessary consent in
writing of his surviving parent-his Mother
not having been previously given. the boy
was ordered discharged from the army.
Progressive euehre struck the Windsor las
evening in the shape of very pleasant little
party rendered by Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Stack.
TO about twenty-five of their friends Amone
present were DR.. W. H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
a. Trenholm. Mr.. and Mrs. Baard, Mrs
Adrian Knox Mr.. and Mrs Chase. Mr. and
Mrs. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. William Dampler. Mr. and Mrs
John Matheis Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Babcock
The head prize was won by Mr. Trenholm
and Mrs. Thompson; the second prize BY
Mr., Baard and Mrs. Dampier. A lunch wal
served in the Windsor Dining rooms at Il
O'Clock.