St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-01
GI.OBUEES.

Tweuty-eght births were reported yester-
day and two marriages.
The monthly report of the state treaserer
shows $685., 81. SO cash balance i'll the Treas
ury.
The Bankers Life association or Des
Moines has been admitted to do business III
Minnesota.
William Angel, charged with the larceny or
M. McCarthy's $500 blooded cow. was yester-
day discharged.
Nels Quick of Merrill was held to the Octo-
Der term of court yesterday by commissioner
CardoZa for selling liquor to Indians.
The Seventh street museum still continues
to please the audiences with 'Fhe MlKado.
The Rhineharts give novel specialties on the
upper stage
o Mr. Bassford, editor of an Austin paper, de-
clared at the Merchants last night, that
Mower county is about evenly divided De-
tween Gilman and McGlll.
r. Roberts was the name given by fellow
arrested by Sergt. Lowell on Third street last
night. On being searched at the station d
revolver and S33 in cash was found IN MS
pockets. He was locked up, charged WIN
being a plckpocket.
Paul Miller was arrested last evening on
warrant charging him with emoezzlement
from Engle & DreiS, printers. he ackhowf
edges to having collected $50 for the nrm 1or
which he had not accounted.
caving in of sewer near Maria avenue
and Bates street, on Daytons blum, presseu
the piling together and crushed laDoreT
named Alfred Anderson. who lives at .o@
Broadway. He received severe internal I'M
rieS.
Company D, under command Of Capt. Bean
gave drill on Bridge square last evening",
AS usual the company acquitted 1tseit credit,
ably and the evolutions and drill ellclIeo
much applause from the thousands or spec
tators.
p. A. Krosbus of the Caledonia Journal
states that Senator O'Brien does not want to
be returned to the senate. Tostev1n Johnson
and George f. Potter are mentioned as prop
able senatorial candidates.
A decree of divorce in the case of Caroline
Elicit VS.. Charles Elicit was granted yester-
day by Judge Brill on the ground OF deser-
ton. The plaintiff resumes her maiden name
OF Johnson. and is given the custody OF tnelr
two children, aged II and IA years
Articles of incorporation of the Rawdon
! Gold Mining company were recorded win the
register of deeds yesterday. The capltaI
stock is $4,000, and the incorporators are
Edgar c. Long. A. d. Mcleod, George Sra
ham and Eugene A Long OF st. PAul ana
John Graham of Minneapolis.
The annual picnic of the Sunday school of
Christ Episcopal church will take place at
! Four Lakes, Wis, tomorrow. A speclai
| train will leave on the Wisconsin Central
road at $3.50 o'clock Thursday morning, the
starting point being at the corner OF Thirft
and John streets. The friends of the schooi
are invited.
Margaret Harrison began suit for divorce
yesterday against Marion J. Harrison, her
! husband She is AZ years of age and he 30,
and they were married in 1888. The ground
of action is habitual drunkenness and cruel
! treatment The plaintiff formerly kept q
disreputable house in this city, and has oeen
running picnic house at Bass lake.
At special meeting of the city council
yesterday the following business was trans
acted: Orders instructing the board OF pup
| lie works to construct sewers on Wacouta
] street from Tenth to Spruce streets: Summit
avenue from Oakland avenue TO Dale street;
Harrington avenue from Nelson avenue to
Rondo street; Jackson street from Tenth to
Pearl; also to grade Mackubin street from
! Charles to N innehaha and the north ap-
proach TO Robert street bridge. A claim OF
S969IO was ordered paid ii. B. Willis for
grading Van Buren, street, and W. P Ba rrett
| and D. G. Jones were allowed $50 each Tor
services in the board of public works office.