St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-01
SHINT PRUl.
HERE AND THERE.

Supt. Pendergast will lecture before
khe teachers of Hastings tomorrow
afternoon.
The Central w. c. T. u. hell IN in
tereSting meeting yesterday a1lerhooi
at 3 o'clock.
Esther Lodge No. 80, D. of y, gave
q pleasant dance last night at their
hall, Seventh and Minnesota.
The young ladies of the Ninth Pres
byterian church viii give a colonial
tea at the church parlors tonight.
( Nobility Lodge No. 13, d. of H,
IA. o. L. w, will give a euchre party
and dance tonight at A. 0. u. w. hall
The state librarian has received vol
ume 4, Colorado Court of Appeals,
and volume 46, English Court Cases.
The new Columbian Athletic club, Of
Minneapolis, filed articles of assocla-
tion with the secretary of state yester-
day.
The Western Supply Company OF
Minneapolis filed articles of mcorpor-
alton yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000.
Prof. w. NJ. West will deliver his
last lecture on american Colonial
History at the First Presbyterian
church this evening.
Irticles of incorporation of the Peo,
pies Trading company, of Warren,
were filed yesterday with the secre-
.tary of state. The capital stool; is
$50, coo.
John Gillespie A. Wundeland and J.
z. Ostrom filed oaths of Office as ap-
praisers of the county lands of Kilt
son county with the secretary of state
yesterday.
The Capital Garbage company, which
has the contract for removing the city
garbage for the ensuing year, begins
operations today, with headquarters at
$40 Minnesota street.
Mccarthy & Donnelly have secured
1A ,t1.ufa rifNgr ha
mains of the siXty-two soldiers buried
in the cemetery at Fort Sully, which
has been abandoned.
The Commercial Bank of Dawson
filed a certificate of Incorporation with
the state bank examiner yesterday.
The capital stock is -$30000 and the
cashier is d. II. Sullivan.
The regular meeting of the Schubert
club Will be held at o'clock this aft
ernoon at Ford's Music hall. Mrs.
Katherine Kountz Fitch will be pres
ent to sing one or more numbers.
George Gazusli, teamster living on
Western avenue, yesterday paid Judge
Twohy, of the municipal court, $15 for
the privilege of slapping his mother.
a widow of forty-Six. The assault was
the result of petty family row.
The residence of ]. l.. Hughes, at
1897 Marshall avenue, was destroyed
by fire about midnight last night
None of the furniture was saved. The
value of the house could not be
learned, but furniture was valued at
$1,000, and was insured for $500
The committee of the state teachers.
reading circle held an informal meet
ing last night at the Windsor hotel
to discuss the books that will be adopt
ed by the circle for the coming year
a meeting will be held at 10 O'Clock
this morning to adopt the report of
the committee.
George Z. Armstrong, formerly pay
master for the Great Western road,
has been appointed by Internal Rev.
enue collector Harries as a deputy to
assist IN the collection of the income
lax Mr.. Armstrong entered upon the
discharge of his duties in his new
position yesterday.
The fourth anniversary of the omen,
ing OF the John Ericsson school with
be celebrated at the school building,
corner jerks and Edgerton streets,
from l:3O to 2:30 on the afternoon of
March 4. An invitation is extended to
all those interested in school work.
Mrs. Julia Kalert, living on West
Inird f street had a narrow escape
was run over by horse driven by DR..
Schadel, but fortunately ONLY sus-
talned slight bruises. DR.. Schadel did
not notice her in the darkness until
the morse was right onto her.
Patrick Birch, an old soldier who
lives at 361 Sherman street. while
Staggering under a heavy cargo of
Dooze last night, fell in front of the
Strand opera house and fractured
ms thigh bone about five inches above
She Knee. He was taken to the CITY
hospital where the limb was set
L J, Gage, of the First National
pank, chicago, has been made treas
urer OF the fund to be raised to fI1r.
plsh drouth sufferers in the state OF
Nebraska with seed for the next crop.
as TO be paid out on acquisitions by
one ommittee appointed by the Chi
w. rogers, c. l.. Raymond and r. q
Logan. who have charge of purchasing
iend distributing, to whom communf.
cations can be addressed.