St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-01
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SAINT PAUL.
TIiEFLES.

1IG1fIIES.
The capitol will be closed today
The currsNit expenses of the state
university for December amounted to
S7.65T06.
George d. Holt. the state relief agent
at Hiackley. called OH Secretary Hart
yesterday.
Webster Lodge No. 20 will have in
stallaton tonight at Pythian hall. Is
East Fifth street.
B.. Sanb0rn, editor of the Madelia
Times, caleGson State Treasurer Bob
Letter yesterday.
The Rathburn Irou Mining compa ny
FLED certificates OF bylaws with the sec
rotary Of state yesterday.
The state librarian has received the
Presidents Message. 1894, and MerOn
Literary Sketches. in pamphlet form.
The Minnesota Institute for Defect
ives filed current expense lists with the
state auditor yesterday amounting to
$J6l.4l.
There will be choral service at the
Peoples church at IL O'Clock this
morning, with snort addresses by Dr..
Smith and others.
Yesterday afternoon fire damaged
small dwelling house Oh Magnolia
street, near Forest, to the extent or Sl3O.
The cause is unknown.
There Will be a teachers examination
for all applicants for positions in The
city schools, beginning Thursday, a.
In e, and continued Friday.
Mr. Anderson, state dairy commits
siouer, has SO far recovered from his
late illness as to be able to be i'll his
Office for short time yesterday.
The Duluth Board of Trade Clearing
association filed articles of incorpora-
ton with The secretary of state yeSter-
day. The capital stock is $4,000
j. l.. Gratzinger, of the Duluth &
Iron: Range railroad, was IN The city
last evening. lie left for home in his
private car, attached to the late Duluth
train.
Rev Daniel Cobb, of East Los Ange-
les, Cal, formerly of the Minnesota Nj.
E. conference. died at his home Oh
Christmas day, IN the seVentY.seVenth
year of his age.
Glasses will be resumed at st. Thomas
college, Merriam Park. on Thursday,
Jan. 3. Those wishing to enter Oh the
new term Will apply to the president
any day this week.
The election for county commissioner
of the first district, Wilkin county. on
which there was tie vote, has been de-
cidrd. William Cross receiving ~ votes
and George W. Mace 15l.
Charlie Beach, of the MetropO Titan
opera house, won the modern safety
rife which ratified off in a welI-knOwn
resort last night. Beach says it cost him
Sl.40 and he will sell it for ST. %.
The board of managers, assisted by
the young women Of the Y. w. f. A.,
will be at home to all friends of the u.s.
ISOLATION at their rooms. 4S5 Jackson
street, today, from until p. nj.
The West Side Turnverein gave
Christmas entertainment and New
Year bail at Martins hall last night. A
large crowd was in attendance and the
occasion was an enjoyable one in every
respect.
Jerry Cleary, the f0urteen-year
boy whose appetite for BOOZE seems
quite worthy Of an old married man, was
81 the police court again yesterday,
charged with being drunk and diSOr-
serly. Jerry will be tried next Thursday
morning.
Mir. and Mrs. n. r. Taylor, OF 254
Ramsey street, celebrated their silver
wedding last night. They received
many beautiful presents from Twin
Guy friends who we're present. Mr..
Taylor is foreman of the Ramsey street
car barns.
Sam Neumann. of the Metropolitan
opera house. suffered severe loss in
the Schroeder fire yesterday morning,
his buggy, cutter, robes, whips and two
sets Of harness being consumed. The
horse had a narrow escape. The $500
loss falls quite heavily upon Sam at this
time.
Capt. II S. Cole, of Fergus Falls. is
prominently mentioned for q place on
the board of the state agricultural So
ciety. Capt Cole is we'll acquainted
with the farming interests of the state.
lie has served in the legislature, and
his friends consider HIM one Of the best
men in the state for a place on the
board
HOuSekeeperS who have tried one and