The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-12

Tile AIIOi DullQlll5, 10 I1ioI IOuA Ill oIANSS'
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TaiIors' Exchange VIII Meet-A special
meeting of the merchant tailors' exchange
will be held this evening. Matters Of spe-
cial Importance are to be brought up at
this meeting, and every member is re-
quested to be present.
Organize Land Company-Adolph G.
Gallach and Lucius f. Hubbard of st.
Paul; julius H. Bloch, of st. Peter, and
Michael Mullen, of New Ulm. are named
as incorporators of the Good Homes Land
company, which filed articles with the
register of deeds yesterday. The COM
panys capital is stated at 500, 600.
His Sister ReIents-Albert Bialuke who
was arrested Tuesday on a charge of as
sault, preferred by his sister, Mrs.
Morzezek, was discharged yesterday by
Judge Finehout in the police court. Mrs.
MorZezek was present, and told the COST
that she did not want her brother locked
up.
Workmen VIII Fix Memorial Date-The
general memorial day committee, COM
posed of representatives of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen and their auxil-
iary the Degree of Honor lodges of the
city, will meet this evening at Bowlby
hall. to make final arrangements for their
service to be held in memory of their
departed members.
\ Sues for COMMISSIONER T. Brigham
yesterday brought suit in the district
court for commissions which he alleges are
due him from John Grove on the sale of
$40 acres of Minnesota lands. The plant
if claims that he contracted with Mr..
Grove for a commission of 81 per acre
on the sales, and that he has not been
paid.
immigration Interpreters Wanted-A
civil service examination will be held at
the federal building Oct p for inter
prefers in the immigration service. The
languages required of the applicants will
be Hungarian and the Slavonic tongues
The only vacancy now reported is at Ellis
Island, New York harbor, but it is stated
that others are likely to occur at short
notice.
Prepare for Conventional meeting of
the Womens Civic league was held yes
terday and plans for the entertainment
of the delegates to the National Civic
convention to be held in st. Paul dis
cussed informally Mrs. w. R. Dorr was
SclGClSu dS VI IliO ClitCi
committee, the members of which she
will select this week. Another meeting
viii be held next week, and the programme
of entertainment and reception fully out
lined
Creamery Men Postpone Meeting-The
proposed organization of secretaries of
cooperative creameries which was to
have been started during fair week will,
1t is now announced. take place in Deem
Der during the annual state convention of
the state dairy association. The plan is
to have the buttermakers, dairymen,
creamery managers, and the secretaries
each have separate organization, but for
all to cooperate through a central COM
mittee
Barn Controversy Reopened-Judge
Otis yesterday granted the application Of
the Andrew Schoch Grocery company for
an order directing John Freelingsdorf and
others to show cause before him on Sat-
urday morning why the temporary in
junction against the maintenance Of the
companys livery barn at Pine and Tenth
streets should not be dissolved. The
plaintiffs alleged that the company was
maintaining a nuisance, and obtained the
preliminary injunction in order to pre-
vent contemplated repairs on the barn
while the suit for its removal was pend
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