St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-12
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The state librarian has received Vol
hme 103, California Reports.
The Municipal Reform league will
meet at the Commercial club tonight.
The regular meeting of the fire board
will be held tonight at fire headquar-
ters.
The annual meeting of the Humane
society will be held at Relief hall this
afternoon.
The regular meeting of the North
west Railway club will be held at the
Ryan at p. m.
The Capital City Driving club will
hold an important meeting at the Met
ropolitan hotel tonight
Tonight Webster lodge, X. of p, will
have work in the second rank at Pyth-
ian hall, GO East Fifth street.
Libbie P Bradford has begun an &C
ton to recover from Abraham Post
$500 alleged to be due on note.
Pensions to the amount of 81, 915 have
been collected within the last few
months by the soldiers home.
A c. AIMEE.
81, 1913 alleged to be due on a note.
The Atwood Lumber company, of
Minnea polls, filed it's certificate of pur-
pose and amount of capital stock with
the secretary OF state.
An adjourned session of the board of
aldermen vii be held at 7:15 tonight to
settle the dispute between Jim Burns
and the Pioneer Press.
Rev. DR.. Forbes lectures this even
ing in Representative hall on "Abra-
ham Lincoln" The lecture is free.
and the public invited.
There will be a meeting of the Sacred
Thirst Temperance Aid society at Gre
tin hall Wednesday night to arrange
for the coming of Mrs. Lake.
Miscellaneous receipts OF the st. Pc
ter hospital for the insane We're re-
as $1,OO2.61 for the quarter ending Jan.
81.
The fifth anniversary dance of Com
pany H, NJ. n. G., will occur at the
armory Wednesday night, Feb. 20
Members OF the guard will appear IN
full dress uniform.
A state tax at l per cent of $45O.19
will be paid by the Minneapolis West
ern Railway company on earnings OF
S45,O19 during 1894. These earnings are
$l3.93 in excess of those for the pre-
Vious year.
THE Spiritual Nature of the Child
will be the subject of a talk that ReV
Edward c. Mitchell will give before
the Mothers club today at ) p. m. at
the First Presbyterian church on LIN
coin avenue.
Judge Otis and jury are engaged
hearing the suit of George W. Went
worth against j. A. Swenson, Sheriff
Chapel ct al. to recover 3Jlo ia axes
for property claimed to have been I'M
lawfully seized.
An incipient blaze originated at S:33
O'Clock last evening in a wOodshed in
the rear of a private residence at
Eleventh street and College avenue.
1t was easily extinguished. The loss
was nominal.
Frank Shauls, who brought suit
against Policeman Daniel McCart to
recover 3d. coo for alleged malicious ar
rest failed to put in an appearance
when the case was called before Judge
Kelly yesterday. Judgment was &C
cordingly ordered for the defendant.
The president OF the state board Of
regents has appointed MeSsrs. Pender-
CAST, Liggett and Owen committee to
cultural school for the coming year,
and also for the girls summer school
course, which will be extended this
summer.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the executive council of the state his
torical society at the capitol last even
ing, it was decided to print the papers
recently read before the society by
Messrs. L. S. Grant and Warren Up
ham and Prof. Winchell. Flattering
reference was made to the valuable
pers, which, it will be remembered,
discussed THE international Bound
ary Between Minnesota and Manito-
ba," THE Red River Valley and The
Development of the Minnesota Coal
Regions" The remaining business
transacted by the council was strictly
of q, routine nature.