St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-01
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| Rudolph Warnicke was arrested last night
charged with stealing fuel from the Market
hotel.
Reported at the health Office yesterday
Births twenty-one, deaths six, marriages
eleven.
The Ghost show and tie Burmese priest
still bring out the merry crowds to the dime
museum.
An important meeting of the directors of
the Press club Will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon.
The Rut rers Fire Insurance company, of
New York, was yesterday admitted to do BUSH
ness in Minnesota.
The monthly report of State Treasurer Kit
tleson shows the amount of cash in the treas
ury to be $l36. 603.3l.
The water board statement for the past
months gives receipts as $24. 997.sS; disburse-
ments, So. 06951; balance, 81, 93S.37.
Edward ]. Meier, assist ant cashier of the
st. Paul saving bank, was presented with a
silver tea set 10y the directors of the Capital
Building society.
Sam Jones has written Mr.. George Fl.
Hazard from Omaha that he will pre- bly,
begin his work here on June Ia aud remain
until June % next.
fellow who gave his name as ]. E. Curtis
went through a valise at Mrs. Herzog' S
rooms on Seventh street last evening and
was arrested for larceny.
regular meeting of Constellation Chapter
No. Is. o. &. s., will be held this evening at
Masonic hall, corner of Wabasha and Third.
Election of officers will occur.
The ST. Georges Snow Shoe club will meet
this evening and take a run down the river
some two or three miles. Refreshments will
bp served NJ the rendezvous.
Garfield post, G. A. r., will hold it's annual
election on Thursday evening at the post
hall. The commander has issued d special
order for all members to be present.
Gov. Hubbard Yesterday appointed George
s. Bayrell to be judge of probate OF Marshall
county, to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval from the county of Judge A. E. Flint.
The French fair for the be. dt OF st. Louis
school will open to-day in market hall. Ex-
tensve preparations have been made, and
the enterprise bids fair to open most auspi-
ciOusy.
The coroner decided yesterday that an in
quest on the body OF Mrs. Caroline Pogreha
who shot herself on Monday, was not neces-
sary. Investigation proved that it was de-
liberate suicide.
Nathaniel 9. Denning, of Usage, Ia. as
trustee, has brought suit in equity in the
United States circuit court against the Red
Lake Milling and Lumber company to fore
close a mortgage, given to secure loan OF
$l00, 600.
An engineer named Bigeiow. employed at
levee, was severely burned yesterday. Bige-
low endeavOred to hurry on the fire by throw
ing kerosene in the furnace, a nj was badly
burned about the face. neck aud hands.
The Ryan ToDoggan club has elected the
following officers; Harry Richie, president;
Richmond Warner, vice president; Thompson
Warner, secretary; Albert Lindekee. treas
urer; Theodore GriggS, captain; Tom Waite,
lieutenant. An, boys wishing 10 join the
club are asked to apply by mail to the
secretary.
The November report of the internal
revenue business, completed at the custom
ceived from fines and penalties, S23, 1915
from beer stamps IS, 753 So from cigal
stamps. $500 from tobacco stamps, $54. 81
from oleOmargarine stamps and So GOOSE
from special tax stamps. a total of S30, 269.
The set-to. ten rounds, regulation gloves,
Oueensbury rules. for the cOlOred champion
ship OF America between Billy wilson, of
St. Paul. and NJ Henry Johnson, of New
York. viii take place to- morrow night At Ex-
position riuk The interest in the march is
great among sporting men, and lively eX-
hibition is anticipated.
The financial statement of the city treas
urer for the month of November sho Tvs re-
ceipts amounting to 1872. SU4 S5 disburse-
statement for the board OF education from
July II, h to November 20th, gives the follow
ing figures: Balance July 18th, S36 332. SO !;
receipts, S6l.269.20; disbursements, $780,
1898; balance, S26.S -.