St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-06

for s235 damages. The firm lost horse aud
vehicle by the improper protection OF an ex-
cavation on Collins street. The Nichols claim
was referred to City Attorney Murray.
The Seventh street dime museum drew i'm
mense crowds yesterday 10 sec the guyasti-
cutus, the giant skeleton and the other nov
elites. An unusually attractive stage bill is
presented.
L. +. Drake, Ansel oppenheim, Arnold
Kalman, j. II. Kelly. X. A. Smith, William
Lindeke, w. II. Lightner, all OF -. Pau, have
formed the Hamhne Sydicate with a capital
of $3.50. 900. and Incorporated.
A number OF the members OF the ST. Paul
Boat club met last evening al the annual
meeting, but so many OF them desired 10 at
tend the wrestling match that the meeting
was adjourned until Friday evening at the
Ryan.
The special committee on plumbing held a
meeting last night and again discussed fresh
sanitary plumbing. The committee will
meet again and hope at the next gathering 10
reach a satisfactory conclusion.
John Ryan has been appointed TO the va
cancy caused by the death OF Police Officer
Morris Durham. Ryan has been a special at
the Seventh street museum. Ramon +.
Moznitz was also appointed yesterday 10y the
mayor in the place OF ofhcer George Fell, re-
/ signed.
According 20 articles OF incorporation filed
with the secretary of state yesterday new
agricultural weekly, The Farmer, is TO b.
published at ST. Paul by The Farmers Pub
| fishing company. OF which eomponents are
George w. Hill. ST. Paul, y. E. Moore and A.
Z. Wilson of Chicago. The capital is fixed
at $4,000.
The Avalanche Mining company of Vern-
dale. MIMI, has filed articles OF ileorpora-
! ton and proposes 20 do a general mining
business in Colorado, Minnesota aud Mon
tana. The capital is S5D0.000 and the inoor-
porators are; L. 5. Case, Wadena, Il. h.
| Nichols, III. A. Thompson, A. 4. Stewart an
Il. Tnkepaugh of Verndale.
The American Dental Improvement COM
pany of ST. Paul has,incorporated with cap
/ ital of $4,000. Ii proposes to manufacture
and deal in patented mechanical dental con-
| trivances aud Is composed of the following
/ residents OF ST. Paul. l.. w. Lyon, g. V. l..
Brown, John w. Willis, Il. z. Slower, j. II.
Brugh, G. Z. Hale, T. B. Meyers.
The case of John O'Brien VS.. The City of
st. Paul was tried before Judge Lemons in
the district court Yesterday, being a lit for
damages on account OF grading on Rice
street. Tue verdict was for defendant The
suit of Ole Olson against the city for same as
| above was brought 10 trial In the afternoon
but not completed.
The council committee CD licenses met yes
| terday and considered the question of reduc-
| ing show licenses. Recently the opera house
| license was raised from SIS TO $500, and an
effort was made to have it reduced. At the
same time the circus license was placed at
| $1,000. Harris Nickle Plate show is 10 open
| in the exposition rink and an effort has been
made to get around the $1,000 permit. The
committee took no action.
In the probate court yesterday L. r..
| Croker was appointed administrator of the
estate of Nathaniel Croker, deceased. The
will of Charles p. Peabody was admitted 70
| probate and executriX ordered TO give bonds
for $4,000. A decree was made assigning
the estate OF Adolph Albrecht, deceased. tO
his heirs. Henry ID. Wenzel was appointed
administrator or The estate of George h.
Nichols and Rollo Nicnols, both deceased.
The second meeting OF the Stone Masons'
union was held at Arion hall last evening
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the ao
ton of the Stonecutters' union in the Breeu
difficulty, and ninety-siX new members were
received, making the present membership
l9l. No other union ever organized in the
city has made such progress on the start
The union is now a branch of the Bricklayers
and Stone Masons' International union
| Thomas Ward and I. r. McDermott. the pres
idents of the Stonecutters' and ricklayers
unions assisted in the organization. The
next meeting will be held at Arion hall
April IA.