St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-14

held early next week. He hopes to secure as
q witness man by whom the brakeman
Sullivan wps employed short ly before his
death, who is supposed to know so netting
concerning the disposition OF his body.
The Bible class for beginners will be held
as usual in the Y M, c. A. paror Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. and the meeting for
men only In the gymnasium at O'Clock. at
which there viii be singing and music by
the orchestra. and an address by General
Secretary Horton. All young men are cor
daily invited.
Poundmaster Conway was before the
mayor again yesterday on complaint of q
man named Parks, living on Dayton's bluff,
who charged malicious prosecution In the
municipal court. When the pound was
broken into several weeks ago, Conway
caused Parks arrest on erroneous informa-
ton, hence the charges. Mayor Smith dis
missed the case.
The midday meeting to-day. held at the Y.
M. q. A. rooms corner Wabasha and Tenth
streets, will be led by Rev. V. A. Sage, pastor
of the Hebron Baptist church. Topic: ''Sun-
day School Lesson for To- Morrow. All in
terested in Sunday school work, both male
and female, are cordially invited TO attend
and participate in these exercises. Hour OF
meeting from IL to 1.
There was lively scene at the union depot
yesterday morning. A deputy sheriff from
the upper country was conducting two pris-
oners to the Omaha train bound for Still
water, when one OF them slipped handcuR
and made mad break for moving Milwaukee
short line train. He got aboard, but was
seized by trNinman and turned over to the
sheriff after the train was stopped.
0The Minnesota Transfer Board of Trade
yesterday filed incorporate articles with the
secretary of state. The incorporates are
Fl. o. Hall. R. " Pratt, s. e. Brace, G. W.
Crane, G. A. Dunn, Arson Blake, ID. +.
Brooks. d. G.. Martin, N. l.. Strong. Dan
Baker, Ed A. Paradis. W. P. Hemmenway. E.
J.. Allerd, E. A. Pierce, A. B. Robbins, FL. A.
W Schultz, j. S. Lowering. r. C. Jefferson,
of st. Paul: G. ii. Pratt, Frank and j. B.
Eustis and Fl. l.. Daniels. of Minneapolis.
The bulletin committee of the National
Educational Convention association, of
which B. f.. Wright is chairman. will meet in
the Office of the secretary this afternoon at
O'clock meeting of the committee on ex-
hibits will also be held this afternoon. This
committee is made up as follows: G. T.
Kuhles, chairman, Prof G. A. Bennett ana
Miss A. NJ. Laughliu. of st. Paul; Prof. W.
F. Decker. Minneapolis, and Supt. T. s. Will
son, of Saltwater.
In the federal court yesterday in the case
of Fiintys. st. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha
Railroad, motion for new trial was argued
and submitted. Consolidated Roller Mill
Company VS.. Phoenix Iron Works Company;
motion for an Injunction was argued and
submitted. In the case Of the Consolidated
Roller Mill Company vs.. the Willford u
Northway Manufacturing Company, mo-
a. c., ,,,s,, lie
solved upon entering into bond.
A xight collision occurred yesterday be-
tween an Omaha train and Manitoba en-
CINE at the Westminster street bridge. Owing
TO mistake in switching signals, both trains
advanced at one time on the same track ana
from opposite directions. The engineer and
fireman of the Ma nioba engine escaped by
jumping. sustaining only few bruises The
passengers on the Omaha train received
slight shaking up. No one was hurt.
President Minot. of the Eastern Minnesota,
said yesterday. in regard TO the Great North
ern railway system, which it was claimed
would absorb the Eastern, that, in his opin-
ion, Il would not in the least interfere with
separate organizations, and certainly not for
the present In reply TO a question as to
what time the Great Northern system would
go into active operation. Mr.. Minot said that
it would probably not be before spring.
report has been placed in circulation by
some joker that farmers in the vicinity of
Snail lake are in the habit of taking fish from
the lake by the wagonload, and Illegally.
Sheriff Bean thinks that about three wagon
loads of fish would so crowd the little pool
as TO leave no space for water. He an
nounces, however, that if he catches any
body getting away from that lake with any
wagonloads of fish there will be trouble for
the fishermen.