St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-01
SATURDAYS DOINGs.

The county committee on claims met ye
terday.
Archbishop Ireland lectures at the cathed-
raj this evening at 1880
The board of county commissioners will
meet in regular session tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting of the school
board will occur on Monday evening
Collector of Customs Edwards collected du-
ties to the extent of $4,000 during February.
Mrs. j. J. Parker has gone to Mount
Clemens, Mich, to spend the month of
March.
Officer Ryan, of Dubuque, TO- visited the
ST. Paul coppers at the central police station
last night
Marcus johnson, collector of internal reve-
nue., gathered S225, 800 for Uncle Sam during
February
Judge Nelson, Of the federal court, has de-
MED new trial in tn case of John Norlund
against The Minnesota Iron Company
The Minnesota Pharmaceutical association
yesterday amended it's title, which will now
include the word state before Minnesota
The ST. Paul Loan and Mortgage company
filed an amendment to its articles of incor-
poration, increasing the capital stock to
S15O,Oo0
The D. G. Bell Investment Company of
Minneapolis yesterday amended their arti-
cles of incorporation relating to election of
officers.
Manager Scott takes pleasure in announcing
the engagement of Evans and Hoey in "A Par
lor Match for one week, commencing Mon
day, March o.
The funeral of the late Frederick De Haas
Will occur at 10 O'Clock Monday forenoon,
instead Of O'Clock in the afternoon as an
nounced in the evening papers.
The Minneapolis distillery resumed opera
tons Friday, it having been shut down since
May l. improvements to the warehouse and
an increase in the capacity have been made.
The annual meeting of the Womens Edu-
bational and Industrial Union will be held
at the rooms in the Endicott building at p.
NJ, on Wednesday, March 4th. No further
notice will be given.
According to a statement fled with the
state auditor yesterday the current expenses
of the state university for January were
81, 729.73, the expenditure for building and
equipment being 81, 426.17.
Judge Kerr yesterday appointed julius NJ.
Goldsmith as receiver of the property of
Mohr, Zinkeisen & Co. The assignee is re-
quired to give $500 bond. Anton Miesen
Gen. Mark D. Flower, president Of the st.
Paul Union Stock Yards Company. returned
yesterday fro m Galena, Ill.,. where he has
been attending a case IN which the Kansas
City line was involved The railway com
pany won the case.
A trust deed was filed yesterday with the
state auditor by the st. Paul. New Ulm K
Southwestern railroad in favor of the Amer
rrnC M To
pay the sum of $1,000 mile for every ten
miles Of road completed.
Property owners appeared before the
board of public works yesterday and object
ed to the proposed sewer on Ross an Frank
streets and the change of grade on Arcade
and Frances streets. The board Will report
adversely on both improvements.
The Dearborn Park Land Company Of St
Paul yesterday filed articles of ineorp Grafton
with the secretary of state with capital
stock of 100000 The iRcorporators are
Henry L. Moss J. H. Weed W. G. Strickland,
F. P. Luther, R. L. Ware and Albert 7. Rus
SELL Of st. Paul.
ST. Paul Council No $685. Royal Arcanum.
meets next Monday evening" March 2, at Its
hall in the odd Fellows block, corner Of Wa
Dasha and Fifth streets at which time the re
will be three mutations. James W. Cakes
Percy NJ. Roberts and Richard G. P. Vallan-
cey are the candidates to be received. The
quartette will be present
The trial of the case of George j. Wiessner
administrator. against The St. Paul City Rail
way Company is nearly concluded. Argu-
ments III the case were finished last evening,
and Judge Egan will charge the jury o-mOr-
row morning. The suit was brought to re-
cover $40, 900 damages for the death of Made
Blus, q seventeen-months-old child, who was
run over by horse car, ON Wabasha street,
| last June.
The j. P. Crib ben Lumber Company has
commenced an action against Frederick A.
b. King and others to foreclose on q me-
cnanic's lien for S336.39 upon lots 1 and .,
block IS, of Merriam's Encouragement of GER
tain blocks IN Merriam Park. The property
sought to be subjected to the payment of thi s
and other liens belongs to the First resby-
terrain Church Of Merriam Park.
Mrs. A. L. Young, of Illinois, at present on
visit to her brother, f. B. Doran, of
this city. after reading the article contribute
to these columns by Gen. r. w. Johnson
some weeks since, on old-time school houses,
painted and sent to him very handsome
picture Of the first school house at which
he attended, using as her model the cut that
Illustrated the article. VI course the gift is
highly priced and henceforth viii occupy
a prominent place i'll the generals house
hold.
There will be mass meeting Of the friends
and supporters of the Alliance party in Ram
sey county, at Labor headquarters, 20 East
Seventh street, at s p. m. Monday, March 2,
for the purpose Of making and perfecting
plans for the organization of the Alliar~@
party in Ramsey county for the campaign OF
1892. All who are interested in the success
OF the Alliance party are urgently urged tC
be present By order of the Alliance state
| central committee. Albert Warren, secre'
tary.