St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07
GLOBULEs.

internal revenue collections yesterday,
SS05.66.
Six deaths were reported at the health Of
fee yesterday.
The total number of dog licenses issued
up To date is 1850.
Chief John I. West of Minneapolis paid
Chief Clark friendly visit yesterday.
The board of public works will meet on
Saturday to attend the memorial services of
Gen. Grant.
E. Freeman, William Kimball and Jewett
Ailnball paid S25 each for disOrderly con-
duet yesterday.
John r. Mihals, assignee of PilkiHgton
q CO., sues j. X. Troll for bill of SGg.5
due the firm Tor goods.
Theboard of equalization met yesterday
ana after transacting little business adj
Iourned until to-day at . p. m.
There will be no delivery by carriers
after II o'clock on Saturday, and the poStOf-
lice Will close from o'clock until ).
A Sill promissory note given by W. c.
Edwards occasions a suit against him by
the American Exchange bank OF Duluth.
The case OF J. Z. McFadden and Frank
Chandler. charged with assault with dam
gerous weapon, will be heard by Judge
Cory Aug. 10.
Sheriff Richter announces that whether
there is concerted action among the county
officials or not his Office viii close at noon
on Saturday i'm honor of Grant.
The election OF new board of directors
OF the ST. Paul chamber of commerce has
been postponed and will take place on
Monday next rs previously announced.
Lieut.. Gov. S. s. Fifeld of Ashland.
Wis, was Ut the Ryan last evening on his
way to Madison to occupy the gubernatOrial
chair during the absence Of the governor.
Samuel can hold it down.
Mrs. Vrooman Van Rensselaer, and
children left last evening for her home in
Albany, y. Y, after spending some weeks
In this city at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Van HOesen.
A man named Robert Quincy was run
over by train on the Milwaukee railway
yesterday morning and had both legs cut
of. he is a machinist 10y trade. and be-
longs in Cincinnati. He was taken TO St
Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. James +. Cooper. ACCOMPANIED bv
his sister, Mr.. Charles y. Martin of West
st. Paul. sailed from New York 10 London
last evening. They will be absent about
three months and will visit the principal
European cities
To take appropriate action on the death
OF Gen. Grant tomorrow at Fort Smelling.
the staff officers viii assemble at I2:45 u.
m. at department headquarters and escort
the department commander 20 the post.
where the ceremonies viii take place.
The report of the health department for
the month Of March shows the following:
Number OF cattle inspected at transfer, 20:
sheep. 953; hogs. 314: total. .52S. The
total number of complaints made was 1s4.
of which li5 were on good grounds.
A very quiet wedding took place at the
apartments of Col. Allen OF the Merchants
hotel last evening at o'clock. The con
tracing parties were Mr.. Quincy Allen of
Memphis. young brother of Col. Allen. and
Mrs. Ii. Presley of ST. Paul. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. NJ. Y. Gil
bert, rector of Christ'S church.
Alfred Carr, superintendent of the insur-
ance department of the state of Missouri.
writes 10 Postmaster Day at this place ask
ing information about George w. Mueller
or his heirs and assigns. The Superintend-
ent imparts the rather surprising infoYma-
ton that an insurance company lthe Column
bia Life has gone out of existence and
there isan amount due to Mueller. This is
out Of the usual line of such Institutions.