St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-23
FL, G. A. R. this evening in their new hall,
Drake block, land all old soldiers will be well

81, G. A. R.. this evening in their new hall
Drake block, land all old soldiers will be well
come.
| Mary Clare, an inmate of st. Josephs hos
pital, was examined by the probate court
yesterday, found insane and committed to
Rochester.
T Mrs. Hume. who has been confined in the
county Jail as one Of the principals in the
f Eaton-Hume case. was released yesterday on
B ST. 800 bail.
/ aJohn Adams and Thomas Wilson stole a
/ ladys pocketbook on Seventh street last
/ evening and were placed under arrest by
/ Officer DAVIS.
/ Deputy Frye, of the county jail force, is
dangerously i'll, being affected with a pc
| culiar skin disease. Deputy Silver will as
spme Mr.. Frye's duties temporarily.
/ IA teachers' meeting will be held at Stick
+ ney school, South St Paul, next Saturday, at
8: 80 a. M, under the direction OF County
/ Superintendent C. L. Greenough.
4 The third annual exhibit of the Minnesota
/ State Poultry association opened at 167 East
| Seventh street yesterday morning, and there
| are many valuable birds on exhibition.
/ Mhe5Nethodist Social union viii meetat the
/ Blair Flats, corner Western. and Selby ave-
/ nues, Friday evening, and short literary
( and musical programme will be renered.
/ Dennis Flynn. who was arrested by Detect
[ i've O'Connor for picking lady's pocket on
/ Seventh street, was arraigned yesterday and
renamed Lne Q1SLrlCU court. he WILL U6
be sent to the reform school. T.
John and Alice Madigan. an ill-assorted
: pair whose connubial union has resulted in a
great deal of unhappiness, engaged in row
on Wabasha street yesterday afternoon and
were arrested by Officer Marion.
; John Sarman. whose sanity has been ques-
toned several times before the probate court
work house for making an indecent expos
of his person On lower Seventh street
Interstate Grain Co.. with q capital stock
of $500. 00O will be located at Minneapolis
The incorporates are 0. n. Ostram, G, 5.
Hubert, w, G. Halyorsen Minneapolis, and
George ". Sherwood and George E. Skinner,
St.. Paul.
Two Indians from Washington territory
presented a very interesting sight at the
union de 1t last night. Both were lying in
one corner, the buck destitute of clothing,
with his arms around his sqHaw. Beside
them was bowie knife and q bundle of
blankets.
Christmas donations to st. Luke's hospital:
Five tons of coal, S25 cash, SIS cash, 81
cash, two large boxes OF oranges, three tur-
keys. twelve Christmas cards, one basket of
fruit, one basket Of oranges, cranberry
sauce, jelly, sweet cream, candy, flowers.
A meeting of the Building Association
League of Minnesota was held last evening"
twenty-one associations being present Mat
tiers of interest were discussed and the men,
bers adjourned to the 29th inst, at z 80 p.
M, when representatives of all mutual build
ing associations in the state will be invited to
be present -
By special order of Gen. Canadian, eight
cen of the high officers of the K. of P. met at
their hall yesterday afternoon for the forIna-
ton of a full regiment of uniform rank. The
following officers were then elected for the
ensuing year: Colonel. A. Frederick, Still
water; lieutenant colonel. John K. Shaw,
Duluth major. S. D. Mcintyre, Minneapolis