St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-15
:iOs at the city hall "Wednesday. the 9th

NY az tne CITY nail wednesday, the 9th
AID j. S. Gray will leave for PHILADELPHIA
ulIs evening to settle up the business of his
latner-in- law, Charles Giring, who will re.
urn with him to Minneapolis
carter d Co. have applied to the United
sIaIes court for an injunction TO restrain C.
Al. Bye Co. from manufacturing sales Sins.
nn0n which they claim to have patent
rights. pawn
, Inc st. Bonifacius German Roman Catho-
nc benevolent Society of Bonifacius, Mimi,
nled articles OF incorporation yesterday. 1t
Is 10 be purely benevolent society for relief
or members.
Judge E. J. Ryan, coachman for Judge E.
b. Ames, says that Tuesday night he COP
tured real live burglar and turned him over
70 oncer Stewart, who, it appears, did not
report the arrest.
The infant son Of James McNevin. 21O6
Ninth street south, died Yesterday, and was
oulled yesterday afternoon at ST. Mary's IL
mas only been few days since Mr.. McNevin
buried his sister.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George W. Stricken and Maud Il. Best An
grew Nelson and Nancy Peterson. David W.
bioomdall and Ida Peterson, Nels Ii. Hanson
ana Matilda Carlson.
Inc directors of the Minnesota soldiers
home will hold an adjourned meeting this
afternoon, when the plans for the new cot
tage. domestic building and administration
building will be considered, and their sites
selected.
Dr. j. II. Sandberg. the government botan-
ist, IS IN the city, having returned from trip
10 Northern Minnesota He hopes during
thls summer 10 collect for the government
specimens OF all the plants indigenous TO St
Louis county
Inc wife of Gus Johnson, of CPS Twentieth
avenue south, has disappeared taking all her
cnldren with her. The husband is left dis
consulate. The couple had not been living
very happily together and Mrs. Johnson's
night Is the result
MISS MISS Mary Star Wallis dramatic reading,
Wnlcn was 10 have been given at the New
Jerusalem church Wednesday evening, but
was postponed on account of Ingersolrs
lecture, VIII be given at that church Wednes
Gay evening of next week.
The young ladies' missionary societies of
tne congregational churches of both cities
holo May rally to- day at the First Con-
gregauonal church, Fifth street aud Eighth
avenue southeast beginning at 80 D. M and
continuing through the evening.
e.. L. Brown, now at the homeopathic hos
pital as the result of an accident while get
ung on an electric car Monday night. Is i'm
proving His injuries consist of q compound
fracture OF the leg between the knee and
ankle and seTere laceration of the muscles.
The programme for thededicatory service
at the Andrew Presbyterian church next
"Wednesday evening has not been completed
rev. DR.. robert Christie of st Paul, will de-
nver the sermon, and DR.. E. D. Neill, also of
eAos Siss, VIII uiho part. Inc local clergy
Will be well represented.
The National Bond company filed ar
ucles OF incorporation yesterday. The
capital stock is $4,000, and the high
est amount of Indebtedness Is limited at
SlO'OOO. The incorporators are Walter II.
Foss charles j. Sawbridge, E. @. Cook, w
ID. Hall and G. c. Taylor, all of Minneapo-
lis.
AID. Rand, Kitchii and Hunter the spe-
clal garbage committee of the city council, is
SAID TO have selected site for a night soil
dump They will also recommend that the
removal of city manure be given in charge
or half dozen farmers, instead of being
hauled to the country by the street railway
company
A new system of transfer checks will tie
issued by the street railway company on
sunday. May II. The checks will be similar
IN size to those now in use, but they will G
dlferent i'll color each day. The checks have
been printed upon paper of eleven different
colorS, so that upon no two days will the
same color be used, and the colors do not
run IN regular order so that it will be prac-
tlcally impossible 10 cheat
Some seventy Minneapolis Masons belong
Ing 10 Minneapolis Blue Lodge No. 10. went
down to Chaska on a special train last night
to work the third degree for Chaska Lodge
No. 151 A large number of neighboring
lodges including those from Shakopee.
Carver land Belle Plain, were present, max.
ing gathering of 200 Masons After the
work there was banquet and a Jolly time
The Minneapolis delegation arrived home
Z this morning