St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
SAINT PAUL.
THE WEEKS WIND-UP.

The steam engineers held a meeting at
labor headquarters last night
The board of abatement will meet again at
80 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The board of county commissioners will
meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Joint council committee on requisition
failed of quorum yesterday.
The commissions OF the officers of Gen.
Bends staff were issued by Adit. Gen. Mullen
yesterday.
Diphtheria was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 649 Lafond aad 5i6
Warren street.
Tomorrow afternoon the committee on
streets and on claims from the board of
aldermen will meet.
Elmer E Adams, editor of the Fergus Falls
Journal called on Assistant Attorney GEN
ersl ChildS yesterday.
The st. Croix Lumber company Is suing
Kate Wilson and Joseph Guertin to recover
Si52 % upon promiSSory note.
The machiue woodworkers and their
friends participated in a successful mask
ball last night AT LuckerS hall.
Marketmaster Platte states. the city board
ordinance having been declared legal he
Will resume the inspection of bread this week.
P. Dempsey of St Paul is announced 10
give an illustrated lecture on the civil war at
the G. A. r. hall Pennington. on Thursday
evening.
rThe independent Order of Foresters will
complete the organization of new court of
that order at 102 Mississippi street Tuesday
evening.
Hon Henry Feig of Kandiyohi county,
called on Adit Gen. Mullen yesterday 10 in
tereSt the latter in securing pension for an
old veteran of Atwatar
The Duluth I-on Mining exchange ihcor-
porated yesterday and the Albert Lea Build
ing and Loau association filed amendments
20 It's articles OF Incorporation.
The graduates OF the % class of the high
school meI yesterday and passed resolutions
of respect TO me memory Of Miss Zula
Butcher, a recently deceased claSsmate.
Judge Kelly has ordered Judgment in favor
of E. B. BerghoiJz against William King, for
the immediate possession of part OF lot 4
block OF Bergholtzs subdivision to ST. Paul
George z. " oolsey, of St Paul. deputy su-
preme chief ranger of the Independent Order
of Foresters is now organizing a court of
that order in Hudson and one III River Falls,
Wis
Gen. Merritt has distributed the fifty-one
Indian scouts allowed ibis department as fol-
AOho WCHtk i've uk OLL HoS41AOOAAlSi
twenty five at Fort Buford ana one at Camp
Poplar river.
Edward W. Pixley. farmer of Rose town
ship, aged sixty-eight, died yesterday from
pneumonia He settled in Ramsey county in
1851. The remains Will be buried from st.
Vincents church tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
Officer Smith last evening arrested man,
who refused to give his name. OH the sus-
picion of stealing dogskin robe. He was
caught by the officer attempting to sell it at
the corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets.
He could not give Il satisfactory explanation
ofhow he obtained the robe.
Peter Pfeifer will shortly commence the
oveChauling of his block on the corner of
Wabasha and Eighth streets, putting in a
glass front and otherwise fitting ii SO as to
make it one of the most attractive stores on
Wabasha street The cost will be about
$4,000. This is the store formerly occupied
by the George II. Lains Furnishing COM
pauy.
Judge Kelly has fled decision in the
cause of Malmgren & Hokanson against AL
bert S. Phinney ct al. in which he ascertains
liens as follows: IN favor of the plaintiff
for Sl75; Burns & Shaw. S497 %; Anderson &
Plaster. S65; Shandrew u Schieble, S563S;
B. F. Knauft. Sl15; Charles Hunsaker, S32 50;
William c. Resser, 81, 100 TIE court orders
the sale of lot 6. block } or Mn niger and
Donnelly's addition TO satisfy the liens.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach for the Univer-
salist society Sunday morning at the Grand
opera house. at II o'clock This Will be the
closing se-cnon on Leaders of Modern
Thought and will answer the question. LAS
a Christian What Would You Do with Robert
Ingersoll?' The university quartette will re-
peat, by request Roots beautiful song,
"Along the River of Time and will also
sing I'm Pilgrim; I'm a Stranger and
My Heavenly Home" The ST. Anthony
hill orchestra will play
Adjt. Gen. Mullen announces the allow
ance of the following pensions TO Minnesota
parties through the agency of his department
for the week ending Feb. -: Oliver L. Kin
yon, Withrow. So: James B. Galbraith ST.
Paul Park. s.; NARROW S. Spicer. Renville
So; Charles Reed, st. Paul, s.; NJ. W
Leech, st. Paul, So; Martin Olson, st. Paul.
Sc; II. Murphy, Kellogg S.; W. A. Plummer.
Minneapolis, So: G. W. Brannon, st. Paul.
Sc; W. Candy. Dundas, S.; Ira Cole St. Paul.
Sc: B. j. Hawkins Litchfeld. SIS; j. Streff,
Fermillion, $40; Robert Butler, st. Paul, S.,