St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-31


meeting will occur this afternoon.
The State association of teachers will open
its annual convention on Wednesday even
ing, with an address by Ignatius Donnelly
in the hall of the house of representatives.
Christopher Steel, engaged in repairing the
iron work on the Milwaukee bridge, smashed
th ee bones of his left hand yesterday morn
ing by misdirected stroke With II hammer.
The excursion committee of the National
Educational association will meet al Room
IS, cham GER of commerce, at 10 o'clock this
morning. President Garfield will be pres
ant
An old faahioned watch night servssSs11 VIII
be held or n w lsar' &c arcainton Avenue
NJ. h. church, commencing at O'Clock. All
are cordially invited to any part or all the
s rvleeS.
A valuable pointer owned by f. II. Nc,
GregoE, OF Selbv avenue, was run over ana
Killed by the south 81. Paul motor at Con-
cord street yesterday. The animal was
valued at $500.
~ IL. Malloy, an ameteur wrestler of local
fame. will wrestle J. ). Finerty, OF Mlhneap-
oils in that city Tuesday evening next for q
nurse of $50. The match will be three out of
i've falls, collar and elbow.
Frank Heitzmon has made an asSig nment
of all bis prOpertS and effects 10 Nlillam u
White for the purpose of paying ms depts.
He asserts that misfortune III business mas
rendered him inSolyent The assets are eSu-
mated at $4,000.
Marriage licenses were issued TO Nelson
l. ElkinS and Catharine Werner, QUO
SehmalyboneS and Florence Stike' h; Z.
Graham and Minnie Nenable William button
and Florence Y. Hill, fatigue Mlllette anu
Isabelle jackson.
Gov. Mile. of North Dakota, will this
morning meet the relief comm ttee OF the
chamber of commerce. The meeting Is 1or
the purpose of GeviSing unity of action IN
the administration of relief 10 the deSutute
citizens of North Dakota.
An original comedy entitled Weak Wo-
man" will ue given by the order OF me
Sons of St George. Pioneer Lodge No. Us,
this evening a Odd Fellows hall, corner OF
Wabasha ard Fifth STR IS. Music VIII DC
furnished by he ST. Anthony Hill band.
August Krupp. a brieklayer who was re-
pairiug chimney on Rice street yesterday
| slipped from the house roof distance OF
twenty five feet disloeating his ankle
Surgical aid was summoned ana tne lnJuieo
man removed 10 his home IN west 81 fAlI-
The argument i'm the injunction case of G.
TYSON Butcher against Z. Cakes was con-
| cluded against Judge Wilkin, who lhdlcateu
! how he would decide the case to-day, Wnen
his decision will he formally made. Inc pro-
ceeding for contempt in the same case Was
! dismissed.
James Murray, assistant superintendent or
| the Canadian Pacific railway. western dlVls,
| ion, with headquarters at Wnnlpeg, anu
Miss F. Murray, were i'm st. Paul yesterday.
They are en- route home from the East, where
| the remains of Mrs. Murray have been COIN
| mitted to their last resting place.
The plans for the new Sel6y avenue bridge
| are almost ready for submission. I he struct-
| IRE will be, according to these plans, I,uoU
| feet long, - feet high at the center span,
with Is feet rOadbed and Il .ewalks b Ieee
| wide The estimated cost Is $50 W Inc
bridge will be of masonry, iron and steel.
A team owned by C. d. Durei, of Mime
! apoliS. and driven by his son. William Durel.
| who was accompanied by yonng laoy, ran
! away on Ninth street, throwing the occu-
| pants of the carriage to the ground anu 40
| ing considerable damage to the rig. MT.
| Durei was somewhat cut about the race. Inc
lady escaped injury.
In the matter of the assignment of Cox
| Bros. d Co. Judge Kelly has refused TO grant
an order to enjOin Brown, Dunnell d Co ana
the sheriff from proceeding TO enforce a 5eVy
| made upon the goods of Cox Bros. d Co.,
which was levied the day the assignment was
| made The goods had been seized before the
| filing OF the assignment
Edmund Kidder, a resident of St. Paul who
| has been employed as lineman In Sioux
| CITY since Oct. l. returned yesterday in par
| tally paralyzed condition. as result OF a
| shock received from an electric wire three
| weeks ago. Kidders parents reside IN 81.
| Anthony Park. They will endeavor 10 Sc
| cure his admission to one Of the hospitals.
/ There will be q watch meeting at PARK
| Congregational church this evening. From
! o 10 10 q clock the time win be occupied by
a praise service: after 10 O'Clock there will
| be a social and exercises appropriate TO the
| occasion This meeting will be Joined by the
| Y.P. ). c. E. and members OF the church
and congregation, to watch the old year out
| and the new year in.
The cases of the United States against Da-
| vid II. Cummings, Andrew Gowan, NJ. L..
| Sullivan, PatIick Hynes and Archie Camp
bell were. by leave of the federal court. dis
! missed. There were proceedings against the
| several persons charging them with remov-
| ing pine timber from the Fond du lac reser'
| walton. In each case it was charged that
| /. 600 trees of the value of SI,0bU. belonging
| to the Chippewa Indians, had been removed
| in January last.