St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-26
SHORT AND spRIGarLY.

At the Pan-Ameriean reception Monday
evening Mrs W T. Merriam lost large
diamond from a bracelet.
meeting of the Ramsey County Bar asso-
ciati0n will be held to-day, when aetIon will
be taken for the establishment of q law
library in the court house.
The First German NJ E. church, on Rosa
bel street, will have its first annual harvest
festival services Sunday morning. The
church is being very nicely decorated for
the occasion
petition for reargunlent Of the appeal
Kettle River Railway Company, respondent.
VS.. Eastern Railway Company Ell al, appel
lantS, was yesterday denied by the supreme
court and stay vacated.
Lieut.. Dennis Murphy, night commander
st the central police station. has been granted
TWO weeks leave of absence from duty.
Sergt. Schweitzer is the night officer IN aiI-
thOrity at tho central station during his alb
genee.
There viii be a matinee performance at
the Newmarket to-day of Mamma" and
concluding representation OF the faree-com-
edy in the evening. Whoever loves bolster
Gus fun and enjoyable laugh should not fail
90 see Mamma"
Swan Hanson, laborer living at 373 Ten
neSSee street. Was badly bruised yesterday
morning by a falling embankment in the
new Prescott street sewer where he was
working. He was taken home in the Ducas
street patrol wagon.
Purchases OF thirteen car loads Of cattle
4Or stock and feeding purposes have been
made by Missouri parties at South st. Paul
during the past day or two. A train load OF
such cattle were sent TO Missouri from that
point yesterday. The buyers claim that the
he8lthfulneSS Of Minnesota STOCK prompts
them To purchase here.
The horse and buggy stolen from Martin
BrugFemaun, the Sixth ward brewer, were
found by police officer Yesterday on COn-
rlc m N va
stolen the property, is under arrest al the
Oueas street police station. H. II. Werring.
supposed to have been implicated in the
theft, is detained at the central station.
David Ramalev. state printing expert was
yesterday instructed by the state printing
commission to take charge of all the print
ing and binding required to be done for the
eeveral departments of the state up to the
next meeting of the legislature. He has TO
keep the accounts. examine and supervise
the work to be done. Secretary of State Matt
son and State Auditor Braden constitute the
commission.
The 81. Paul Presbyterian alliance met at
the House of Hope last night and elected If
dcers for the ensuing year as follows: r. P
Lewis, president; Robert Christie and W. II.
Wilson, vice presidents: r. A. Carnahan, sec
Tetarys and f. Knox Taylor. treasurer. The
following were chosen direetors: II. A
BoardmaD. George Palmes. X. p. Lewis. j. p
JeWett. j. NJ Hawthorne, Dr. McClauren and
S. II. Thompson. The initiation fee was re-
duced from So to 81.
The ST. Paul Typothete held a meeting
yesterday and elected officers for the ensuing
year: President, T. J. Price, manager A. n.
kellogg Newspaper Union; vice president
q. NJ Stanchfeld. of Silver Moon Art Press !:
secretary. c. H. Evans OF Commercial Print
fng company: treasurer. D. F. Repke. of H.
NJ Smyth Printing company; executive com
mittee, d. Ramaley, Ii. ". Brown, W. P
Johnston, Z. &. ClYmer. g. NJ StanchfieId
hQ in nf nffi uyill Ia r.lo
the 14th prox., to be followed with ban
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