St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
day afternoon, but its services were not

day afternoon, but its services were not
needed.
Articles incorporating the Michaels & Max
Cigar Manufacturing company, with capital
stock of $4,000, were filed in the registers
office yesterday.
The Prohibition congressional convention
will assemble at 10 a. m. to-day at Harrison
hall. Indication are that DR.. l.. w. Denton
will be the nominee
Henry Bowers, who shot William W. Bos-
well, at Victor, July 5, was brought to this
city yesterday. and lodged in the county Jail,
where he will remain until his trial comes off.
A little son of Thomas Madigan, residing at
All Tenth street south, was kicked by horse
yesterday noon while playing in the street.
The little one will recover, although the scar
will remain.
Mrs. P. Holster, who left her home on the
East side in company with stranger, taking
with her $3.50 of her husbands money, has
returned The man she went away with has
the money now.
While scuffling with friend on Bridge
square yesterday afternoon, James Breen,
laborer, fell and broke leg. The leg was set
by DIR. kilvington, after which the man was
removed to the hospital.
Joseph Smith, residing at the corner of
Fourth street and Sixth avenue southeast, was
arrested by Officer Timonsen at a late hour
last night, while beating his wife in a terrible
manner. She will appear against him this
morning.
S. E. Hart & Co. yesterday made voluntary
assignment to William DRESSER. The firm
has set over to the assignee quantity of
land in section Z, township 121, range 48,
Grant county, OAK, and lot i, block "a, Gales
Second addition.
Annie Lambert, the young girl who has
been confined in the county jail nearly a
month for immoral conduct, was placed in the
House of the Good Shepherd by her parents
ards I uinlrc rod of la 90 a
time, will be released to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Th. FosSum and Kari FaSclde; John Grunde
and Julia Thompson; William Crosel and Car
RE j. E. Simmons; Ole Eggan and Marie A.
Walling; Harry r. Lamplugh and Mary L..
Robinson; Gustav L. Johnson and Annie
Thamsten; Thomas PEBBLES and Catherin q.
Smith.
III. j. Longley, real estate man, reported
to the police last night that ne was held up
by two men at the corner of Nicollet avenue
and Twelfth street, who went through his
pockets, taking gold watch and chain and
pocketbook containing two notes for 500
each.
A stranger was brought TO Minneapolis last
| night on the Minneapolis s. St. Louis road,
who had been given powerful ansesthetic
by freeboOterS and robbed OF his money and
effects in Iowa, while on Burlington u
Cedar Rapids coach. He will be cared for
here.
]. Riley, colored man who lives at 1908
Twenty-eighth avenue south, reported at po-
lice headquarters that his little boy had
mysteriously disappeared. The boy is boot
black. and while plying his vocation had
trouble with some one, who struck him with
whip on Tuesday. The lad has not been
seen since.
The special committee from the city coun-
Gil to which had been delegated the duty of
! investigating into the matter of piling wood
and lumber in certain districts, held session
in the city hall yesterday. The members OF
| the committee then went over to the East
| side and looked over the ground, but arrived
| at no definite conclusion.
Speaking of the spring wheat crop, close
| close observer says: 1t will be spotted, but
| present indications point to an ample supply
of good wheat. There is time yet for bad
| weather to njure it seriously, but think we
| shall have an early harvest, and that will
| avert all danger of frost, while wet weather
will be apt to come too late to hurt the grain.
Carrie Bergman's father complains that she
| is incOrrigible She is said to be a PROPOSES
ing miss of L. years, and she does not live at
home. The father is grief-stricken at the
| waywardneSs of his daughter, and would
much prefer to see her under rigid restric-
| lions of some kind. She refuses to obey each
and every paternal injunction, goes where
she pleases, ana does as she pleases gener-
| ally.
Up to the present time 314 liquor licenses
have been issued, netting the city the sun, of
| $157.0U0. This is considerably in excess of
| previous years, and is indicative of the
growth of the city. Besides the above amount,
| S10,S49 has been collected for general or mis-
celaneous licenses, making a total from IL
censes of all kinds of S167,S49. There are a
number of pool tables, hooks, butcher-shops,
express teams, etc., which are still unlicensed
and unless their owners come to time at once
| they will be arrested.