St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-17
SRlNE RUL.
HERE AND THERE

Hon. Pierce Butler will address the
Crusaders at their NAN a| q
this afternoon
THE executive committee OF the
.s+ata editorial association Will hoid q
meeting Tuesday evening at the "iiiu-
sor. I'll,
The White Ribbon Sewing circle Will
meet at the residence OF MRS. Jonh VI.
Donnelly. 347 Harrison avenue, IueS-
day. from 2 to 5. All are invited
Sophia Good ct al. have brought SUIT
40 recover from Henry Z. w. Schutte
and Robert H. Downing $i68 alleged 10
be due on a note.
Mrs. Maj. Stillwell of the SalVatlon
Army. will speak at Central Park M
+ Church. twelfth and Minnesota,
tonight at o'clock. Subject, SUM
and Rescue Work of the SaiVauon
Army"
Caroline c. Murray, w. P. Murray
ct al. have been sued by Charles II.
Dickerrnan to recover $1,000 alleged TO
be due on d note made IN FAVOR oi
Flavia B. Whitney in 1890.
The Redwing Building association
has filed an amendment to It's arIlcles
of incorporation with the secretary OF
state, so as to extend its existence
from eighteen years to thlrty years
beginning April Z, 1871
The Garfield Women's Relief Corps
No. will give q social hop, FTloay
evening. March %, at their hall, $50
East Seventh street. All members OF
the G. A. r., S. o. V. and w: X. e
and their friends are cordially invited
Kravwetz with perjuring himself.
Judge Brill yesterday granted an
additional stay of twenty days in the
case of John +. Weber against the
street railway. This is the suit IN
which Weber got a verdict for S9,oOo
for personal injuries.
-hn had hnnnTnp
whfsky-soaEed that there was imml-
nent danger of spontaneous combus-
ton, was yesterday ordered commit
ted to the inebriate department of the
insane asylum at Rochester. Birch is
forty-four years of age. He is mar
ried and has three children.
The adjutant general is busy order
ing complete field supplies for the
state national guards. The equlpn ats
will be equal to those OF the neio
accoutrements of the regulars, and
the civilian soldiers are proud OF their
new additions to furnishings.
Judge Willis yesterday signed juds-
ment for the defendant in the case OF
Isaac Kraywetz against Samuel Stolu-
row and Jacob Eandel. The suit grew
out of an alleged partnership in q
fruit business The court found that
no such partnership existed. This is
the suit in which Judge Willis charged
The F. A. Simmons company was
granted articles Of incorporation by
the secretary of state yesterday for
the purpose of dealing in real estate.
The principal Office is to be at MINES
apolis. The capital stock is $4,000.
The incorporators are F. A. Simmons,
Douglas A Fiske and E. A. Heath.
Meeting of the Seventh Ward Mu,
nicipal league at 1872 Selby avenue
(the Albion), Monday evening, March
IS, at o'clock. Matters of impor>
lance will be considered at the meet
ing and a full attendance is desired.
All residents of the ward, without re-
gard to political affiliations, are eligi-
BILE to membership.
Fred Corey, of Elk River, had his
hands and feet badly frozen near
Tower Tuesday, is the word received
at the state auditors office. Corey is
one of the pine land cruisers, and lost
his way. There was cold wave pre-
vailing at the time, the thermometer
being 80 degrees below zero. He has
been removed to his home at Elk
River.
The committee on streets of the
board of aldermen did not meet yester-
day afternoon, but will assemble at 4
p. m. Tuesday. The boards committee
on license was also adjourned until
Tuesday afternoon. The joint COM
mittee on resolutions did not material
iZe, with the exception of Chairman
Timothy Reardon, who looked over
the batch of acquisitions, and signed
most, if not all of them.
Children's Shoes, soc, 75c and $1OO, all
next week, at Lowering Shoe Co.'s.