St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-21
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Col. sam BOYD, OF Chicago, first assistant
general passenger agent OF the Rock Island
road. was ir'towli yesterday.
john and Joseph fIayck were arrested yes
terday on warrants by officer Costello for
having assaulted Nike Ryan, cripple
This is the last day for noticing cases in
the Office of the clerk of the district court
preparatory for making up the November
calender.
Capt. Hanft. efiEIhfganet street police sta
ton, YEAS DapottHd lasi evening to be slightly.
improved, and hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
Rev. c. B. Wilcox pastor of the First NJ E.
church, and Mrs. Wilcox were last evening
rendered a reception by the church members
in the church parlorssE
Michael Clanty. The man found early Mon
day morning severely injured at Como ave-
nue. crossing ot the Great \ orthern road.
died Tuesday morning at 81. Joseph's hos
pital. .G.
Don't forget the lunchest TO be served by the
ladies of the First Universaiist church TODAY.
Thursday and Friday, at the corner OF
Fourth and Jackson streets-old Commercial
bank building. ...s a--.
John C. norrigan. of The board of public
works office, and George W. Turner have
received patent for new car brake. which
operates direc " upon the car rails instead
of upon the wheels
Chief of Police Clark. Judge Cory and CITY
Clerk Prendergast returned yesterday from
hunting trip TO Dakota. The Nimrods report
splendid sport and several large-siZed
stories of struggles with gigantic wild ducks
were floating around the city hall Yesterday
All arrangements are now complete tor
giving the largest ball of the season ut Mar
ket nall under The auspices Of the Ancient
Order .'of Iibernians. All the state
officers of the order Will be present and
most enjoyable time can be assured to all
who will attend.
The six lads arrested for stealing gloves
and cigars from downtown stores were
brought up in the municipal court yesterday.
The police gave them all very bad characters.
and Judge Twohy certified two. Weber and
Roth to the district court The cases Of the
other four were taken Under advisemeat.
st. Paul Lodge No. Sd b. =. O. Elks. last
night made arrangements to hold a lodge of
sorrow on the first Sunday in December. and
arranged for a special social session next
Tuesday evening in honor of F. S. Verbeek.
who is about to remove to Chicago. Mr..
Verbeck was selected for chairman of the
session. Several new members were also
elected.
The committee of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Section Foremen and of the order of
Railway Trackmen have completed the ANAL
gamation of the two orders The name of
the new order will be the international
Brotherhood of Railway Track Foremen. ST
Louis is TO be the International Headquarters
and John T. Wilson has been chosen grand
chief foreman. The next meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held in Cincinnati. o.. Octo-
Der, 1892.
Charles Frank Yeager. a manufacturing
| jeweler of Jackson street, was charged YES
terday in the municipal court on the com;
| plant of j. E. lngham. the jeweler. who
alleges that Yeager stole a diamond sind
ring and gold watch from his store last Sat
| urdav. The defendant denied the charge
and claimed that he was arrested out of
malice. Hewas remanded until TO day. bail
being fixed at 81 900.
party consisting of William Sands. Will
| iamSymonds, Lewis andWillam Kohlmau left
last night over the Great Northern for Ashbv.
II is regretted by the party that Retriever
| Finger could not accompany them, in CON
consequence of which William Sands has
taken his two dogs along to do the work that
Retriever Finger is noted for doing in all
the hunting parties he has gone with. He
has been kind enough to let them have that
wonderful hunting coat to be used as a game
bag, he claims that he has slowed away
three deers, twenty-four mallard ducks ana
sixteen geese in it at one time.