St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-04
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St. Paul real estate transfers will be found


st. Paul real estate transfers will be found
On the sixth page.
A regular meeting of the water board will
be held this morning at 10 o'clock.
During the month of October the building
inspector issued 293 permits, amounting to
$251, 5I5.
Charles Lonnigan. who sneaked a pair of
sixty-cent pants was relegated to the work
house for sixty days.
A telegram was received at the capitol
from Gov. Hubbard yesterday, saying that he
will be home from New York this week.
Robert Forbes and Thomas Brophy were
arrested by Detective Kenaley yesterday on
suspicion of being thieves. They are lying
in the cooler.
Scarlet fever was reported at 81 Erie street
and at SOL Maria avenue yesterday. Seven
people were vaccinated. There were ten
births and three deaths
The Loyal Legion will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the ladies' ordinary at the
Hotel Ryan this evening at o'clock. Board
of officers will meet at 1880.
John Bounali, who was arrested at the in
stance of A. j. Collins, who claimed he saw
him set fire to Tierney & Co.'S commission
house, was discharged yesterday, as he sue
ceeded in proving an alibi.
Six thousand two hundred and twenty dol
lars and one cent.were paid.to the street force
yesterday; $4,000 to the sewer force and
$4,000 damages to property owners on the
change of grade on Minnehaha st.
E. It. Shields son of Gen. Shields of the
police force, a steam-ftter at e. T. Osborne's,
met with an accident yesterday by which he
will lose the ends of two or three fingers.
The inventory of the estate of Fred W
Braden, deceased, was filed in the probate
court yesterday. The estate is inventoried
at SIG, 1855, of which sum $4,000 is realty
and the balance personal property. fs8J
The Burmen divorce case still drags slowly
along before Judge Wilkin and a jury. The
evidence is very conflicting, both defendant
and plaintiff charging the other with cruelty.
The case will be given to the jury to-day
The regular weekly shoot of the ST. Paul
Gun club will be held tomorrow at Ham
line. The badge will be contested for and
a large attendance is expected.
At the meeting of thesMinnesota Agricult-
ural association yesterday afternoon, Health
officer Jones read a valuable and interesting
paper on zymotic poisons. for which ne re-
cejved a vote of thanks, and was elected an
honorary member of the society.
Another meeting will be called in day or
two of those interested in the winter carnival
when articles of incorporation will be decided
upon, subscription books opened and other
business done. There have already been
numerous applications for privileges for
booths in the palace.
The statement published in yesterdays
| GLOBE that the Minnesota Rubber company
would conduct the business now done by the
| Goodyear Rubber company in st. Paul, was
an error. The Goodyear company will con-
tinue to do its business as usual, and Mr..
James Suydam its agent, has nothing to do
| with the new company.
| FL. S. Fairchild 81 Son have just sold six
teen acres of the Tatum tract. on the east
line of the Minnesota Transfer, for 50, 600
per acre. Col. A. H. Nicolay held large
auction sale yesterday afternoon on the
premises in Como Park addition to st.
Paul. A very large attendance was present,
both ladies and gentlemen. A number of
lots was sold at prices ranging from S205
to $500 each, lots 25x124 feet each.
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