St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-10
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CITY GL0BULhA.

Louis H. Smith was granted house NOV
ing license by the mayor yesterday.
patent wire volume separator is in use
on the shelves in the state law library.
A chimney fire called the department to
635 Conway street Gu Thursday evening.
The state library received the thirty-ffth
volume Of Moak's English reports yesterday
County Auditor O'Brien was busy clean
ing the rubbish out of the fire proof vault in
his department yesterday.
A. D. Olmstead, petit juror in the United
States circuit court, was fined 81 by Judge
Nelson yesterday for contempt.
State Insurance Commissioner A. R.
McGiil has purchased the ST. Peter Irb .''s
foI a business for his son, C. II. McGill, VINO
is now i'll charge
Seventeen township mutual fire insurance
companies have filed their annual statements |
with the state insurance commissioner, but |
no stock mpanies have as yet been heard |
from.
The delegates from company to the Min |
nesota National Guard association, TO meet |
at Minneapolis next Wednesday, are Capt. |
E s. Bean, PriVates NJ. F. Kahn and j. H. |
Nilbaum.
Suit was begun in the United States circuit |
court yesterday by the Att!eborough National |
bank against the Northwestern Manufactur- !
ing & Car com pany to enforce the payment |
OF a note for 50, 900.
social meeting, with music, readings, |
Rotations, etc. win BE- given at the rooms |
of the Gospel Temperance union, So East |
Seventh street this evening al O'Clock All |
are cordially invited.
No one was permitted outside Of his family |
to hold communication with Northern Pacific |
Railroad Dciaulter Swan in tue county jail |
YESTERDAY and it Was gwen TO be understood |
that he wished To see no one.
The n ais on the B. ckenridge division Of |
the M.uitoba RdroAd company which |
hitherto closed at O'Clock p. IN, will here
after close at 30 O'Clock p. IN, as the train |
departs d half hour earlier.
The jury in the United States circuit court, |
in the case Of Lima w. Dunbar VS. the city |
Of ST. Paul, in which action was brought for |
So, 900, returned verdict yesterday in favor |
Of the piaIutin for 81, $50.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Nelson and
jury took up the case of Kate Hanley vs. the |
Continental Insurance company. in which |
sui - BiOu-uL W CuiOiNt Va MI
Insurance policy for 81, 800.
grand treat is in store for lovers Of the |
evolutionary art in the visit to this city of |
Miss Conthoni, Of Chicago. She will read |
in Plymouth church Jan. %, with a pro-
gramme OF great variety and attractiveness.
meeting OF the committee on legislation
OF the council and the members OF the legis- |
lature from Ramsey county, will hold meet
ing at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, at which the /
question OF extending the city limits will be |
discussed.
A telephone alarm called the department,
at 1904 yesterday morning TO Rice street,
near the railway crossing. one story shanty |
Of Mr.. Souner having taken fire from de-
fective stove pipe passing through the roof.
Damage triaing.
J. w. Pepper, music publisher, Philadel-
phia, has issued a very pretty polka for the
banjo, composed by Mr.. A. B. scovile, Of
this city. Players of the instrument can
obtain copy at Dyer s. Howard'e, and Mrs.
Thayer, Wabashaw street.
Henry Belland, residing on the bluff in
the Sixth ward, and one Of the pioneer set
tiers In this city, having come here In ls41,
is lying at the point Of death He was for
merly noted Indian scout, and his health
has been impaired from paralytic troubles
for several years.
A petition sent 10 the Street Railway COM
pany, by the Wabashaw street merchants
above Seventh street, on Thursday evening,
to clear the snow bank accumulations from
the front OF their stores, met with prompt
attention, and large force of shovelers were
on tue ground yesterday.
At the request Of the sisters In charge OF
the House Of Good Shepherds, Judge Burr
will hereafter commit none but young per-
sons and those susceptible of reform to that
iusttution; all the hardened sinners will be
sent 20 the workhouse, it being considered
best that for the sake Of reformatory pur-
poses they be kept separated
julius Krause, Of 3O4 Rice street died at
7;45 last night Of disease Of the liver Mr.
Krause had been a resident of ST. Paul for
live years, and was the owner of grocery at
the number given above. His wife aud four
children survive him. The funeral will
occur next Sunday at p. m, Mt st. Paurs
church. Mr.. Krausc was forty-two years and
nine months old.
Superintendent OF Fire Alarm jenkins
finished putting up new fire alarm circuit
through the heavy business portion Of the
city yesterday aud extending one Of the
others. There are now four circuits running
through that portion OF the city. and In case
OF accident to any single line such Is their
arrangement that they secure connection
with central ire hall and thus insure full
protection.
The State Bar association, through It's pres
idout, Judge Thomas Wilson, has designated
Attorney General W. J. Hahn, Jas J. Egan.
county attorney Of Ramsey county, and Hon.
J, W. Arctauder, district attorney OF Will
mar, rs a commission 10 add 10. amend or
revise, and II necessary devise 4 new crimi
nal code for the state. Il has not been de-
termined just when they will enter upon
their lsbJrs.
$. Lemcersky found his boy late yesterday
afternoon In company with lad named Levi
johnson, about twelve years Of age, who had
persuaded him 10 20 with him 10 Mluuva DO
lis. This made LemcrrsSy mad, aud getting
into worSiy alteration with the lad he tua.ly
struck him. Therrupon officer appeared on
the scene, arrested both parties aud landed
thrln at the city hall, where they gave tail !
for thrir appearance before the municipal
court this morning.
The Temperance meeting at Market hall
Monday evening will be the opening
Of the high license question in local and
sIate politics this year. Invitations to attend
have been sent to all the members 81 the /
legislature, state aud city governments and
over 500 prominent ciiiEens OF 81. Paul, 1
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