St. Paul daily globe., 1890-01-09
SAINT PAUL.
additional City News on Fase 8.
SHORT, CRISP AND BREEZY.

Bank clearances yesterday were $615, All
Judges Kerr and Obs are the latest victims
of Ia grippe.
special meeting of the city council will
be held te morrow evening.
A marriage license was Yesterday issued to
William II: Stock and Marie Schilling.
one marriage, one birth and one death
were reported Yesterday at the health office.
There Will be a masquerade Saturday night
of this week at the Electric rink, West SIDE.
C. Williams Of register of deeds office,
was yesterday reported down with Ia grippe.
There were no building permits issued yes
tertiay from the office of the building in
spector.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence So
,ciety announces its anniversary meeting
Friday evening.
Noble franklin Lodge No. 2. A. o. Z. W,
will install officers this evening. The cere-
monies will be public.
The Modern Woudmen of America, Min
nehaha Camp, GA, viii install officers at
meeting tomorrow night. ban quet will
follow the installation.
A fire IN the butcher shop owned by D. D.
Bryant. at 3l4 Rondo street yesterday,
caused damage to the store and adjoining
property amounting TO $500.
The second lecture of the teachers course
will be given at the high school Thursday
evening, the 10Th inst, by Prof. W. Ii.
Payne, of the university of Nashville.
The Cyclorama building passed under the
control of Mr.. Lit Yesterday. The exhibit
ton of the battle between the Monitor and
Merrimae will be continued until ground is
broken for the new the0ter
Sale of seats olRns at the Newmarket to-
morrow morning for Kiralfys Water
Queens" "Erminie"' will be repeated to-
night and Saturday matinee. ''Nndgy'' will
be given tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday
evenings.
j. B. Willis died yesterday morning at the
Hotel Rypn. OF acute pneumonia. Mr.. Willis
was the senior member of the firm IF Willis
Il Durham, wholesale millinerS. of Minreap-
oils. His family consists Of a wife and
daughter, who at present are in Europe.
The board OF directors of the Wage Farmers
Co-operative Home association last evening
elected the following officers: President, H..
P Hall; vice president, F. H. Cole; secre-
tary, 4. II. Hooper,; treasurer, Hermann
schefer cashier Commercial National bank.
An application 10 appoint a trustee for
the estate of A. J. ArDuckle, who is about
before Judge Morrison. The application is
resisted as it is claimed that Arbuckle is
capable of attending to his business without
the intervention of Il trustee.
The funeral of the late Charles D. Strong
will take place tomorrow afternoon. The
ceremonies will be under the direction of
the Odd Fellows organization, of which the
deceased was q prominent member, having
held the highest offices in the order. He be-
Ionged to the organization for fifty-sfx years.
The services Will be held III Central Park NJ.
E. church.
The mortal remains of Earnest C. Seeley
of JSI WabaSha street. will be inferred this
morning, the funeral ceremony taking place
at the Cathedral. The statement that Mr..
Seely succumbed to quick consumption in
his saloon corner of Fifth and Cedar streets,
was erroneous. Deceased had been confined
to his residence from a date prior to Christ
mas.
A mass meeting of citizens interestedin the
prosperity of the West seventh street district
will be held in Ayd'S hall. at l 50 West Sew
enth street, at z 30 this evening. Among other
matters of particular interest to property
holders of the district win he discussed the
Ridgewood park condemnation, considerable
opposition having arisen against the location
and the assessments.
This evening the officers of Acker Post No.
2I,G.AR the officers ofAcker Woman's Re-
lief corps and the officers of Camp MOL. Sons
of Veterans will be publicly installed at the
post room, in market house building. Com
rade J. H. Drake will install Acker post Off
GERS, Mrs. E. II. Milham the officers of Acker
Woman's Relief corps, and Col. E. H. Mil
ham the officers of st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons
of Veterans.
The Minnesota Transfer board of trade
held its first annual meeting at st. Anthony
Park yesterday afternoon and elected officers
for the ensuing year. C. II. Pratt is presi-
dent II. @. Hall, vice president, and Ed A.
Paradis. secretary ana treasurer. The hoard
of directors is composed of c. II. Pratt, D. f.
Brooks. A. B. Robbins, J. B. Eustis. H. o.
fiall, H. L. Daniels, Ed A. Paradis E. L. AL
lard, NJ L. Strong and F. a. Pierce.
In the cause of Ernst Mussgang against
Fred W Bot. receiver of the Minnesota
Stats Zeitung Publishing company, Judge
Brill Yesterday sustained the demurrer to the
answer of defendant This was an action
brought to recover the printing materials and
equipments of the Stats Zeitung Publishing
company. The defendant sought to set up a
counter claim for damages arising from the
malicious prosecution of this action. The
court held that as this suit is not at an end
such a defeuse cannot be now set up.
1t was the intention of Catholic citizens Ia
tender Bishop Shanley a banquet this even
ing at the Windsor hotel. The event, how
ever. has been postponed on account of the
indisposition of the bishop, who is suffering
with an attack of la grippe. The project is
under the management OF prominent Irish
Americans. who have raised purse of ST. COG
to be donated to the reverend prelate. The
cate of the banquet will be determined as
soon as Bishop Shanley regains his health.
Miss Lille Dougher was married yesterday
morning at the cathedral TO j. A. Carroll. Of
Portage, Wis. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Stanley, there being present
large number of the friends of both bride ant
groom. B. j. Mcmahon, of Portage, wa
best man, and Miss Cassie Dougher brides
maid Miss Dougher has been a very popular
young lady, star in the social circle. ant
was overwhelmed with good wishes anC
wedding presents. Mr.. Carroll is n merchant
tailor of Portage, and an exemplary young
man.