St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-24

were run i'll yesterday evening by Officer Gal
vim on the charge of fighting.
The Burlington Insurance Company OF
burlington, To-, was authorized to transact
business in Minnesota yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yeste rday to
Hans Backman and FrancinO Olson, Charlie
Peterson and Katie Burton.
A child, whose name could not be learned,
was run over on Bridge square by a cab last
evening, and its foot was badly hurt.
The Third ward Scandinavian Democrats
VIII meet this evening at Nora Groves hall,
r 4SS Broadway, and organize Cleveland and
Thurman club.
Mes Mabel Lee, an attache Of Dan Castel-
los circus, is under S25 bail to appear in
court to-day and answer the charge of as
sault1ng George Moore.
Inc board OF equalization met Yesterday
afternoon and after discussing, in a general
way, the valuations of First ward realty, but
without making any changes adjourned.
The Iowa editorial excurslonists. 200 in
number, who have been touring on the Pa
cine slope and in the Yellowstone Park
passed the city yesterday homeward bound.
Charlie Dana, Sheriff Richter's efficient
amanuensis, was taken i'll yesterday morning
and had to be taken to his home at st.
Anthony Park. The physicians pronounce
his case diphtheria.
The youngest son of Mr.. aud Mrs C. E.
Maxfield, whose death occurred Saturday,
was Inferred in Oakland cemetery yesterday
morning. Burial services were conducted
by Rev. W. S. Vail.
Flora Wanikeit nine-year-old girl living
IN west st. Paul, was sentenced to the re-
form school yesterday for incorrigibility
request of the girls mother.
The board of fire commissioners held
short session yesterday afternoon. The sec
rotary, submitted the monthly pay roll, which
tine business, the board adjourned.
The 500 roads expects its new equipment
next month. As soon as it arrives through
trains will be put on between St. Paul and
the East with two through daily sleepers,
one to Boston and the other to New York.
A special term of court was called for yes
terday forenoon, but owing to the sickness
OF Judge Simons, an adjournment was taken
until to-day. The following cases will be
heard: Moore VS.. johnson, Henry VS.. Henry
and Schneider VS.. Schneider.
Uplola, the wild hairy girl, excited great
deal OF wonder at the dime museum yester-
day.. Upon the upper stage an excellent
vaudeville entertainment was given. and in
the lower theeter the Richardson Merrie-
makers presented 1.-THE Private Tutor
The executive committee of the Ramsey
County Democratic club will meet at head
quarters in the Grand Opera House block
this evening, to hear the report of the COM
mittee appointed to submit the primary rules
to the Democratic county committee.
An excursion to Fort Smelling and Mime
haha fails will be given by the Young Peo-
pies Guild of the Church Of Ascension on
the steamer City Of ST. Paul this evening.
The steamer will leave foot of jackson street
at p. m, and street cars will wait Tor the
return trip.
Homer N. Davidson was badly injured in
one of the elevators in the Union block yes
terday afternoon. He was running the ele-
vator when weight attached to the beam at
the head OF the passage gave way and fell
through the elevator, striking him ON the
head, cutting it badly.
State Treasurer Bobleter received the Ram
sey county taxes amounting to S19l. 431 %,
from County Treasurer REM yesterday.
They were divided as follows: State revenue
fund, Sis .SS3.S3; forestry fund, ST, 1852;
soldiers relief fund, S6,713.52; and general
school fund, $67, 12O.3I.
W. T. Summers, of the Windsor hotel and
j. e. Markham, of Cropping IL Markham,
have been enjoying some excellent fishing at
Lake Minnetonka, and yesterday returned
with more bass than they could carry. A
general distribution among friends followed.
State Auditor Braden returned yesterday
from ten days recreation up on the north
shore or Lake Superior. He was one of
party, which included Gen. Cowen, of Gin
cinnati, who was assistant secretary of the
interior under Gen. Grant; Dr.. Weakley, OF
Cincinnati; and Gen. j. III. Baker, of Rap
idan. MINI.
The meeting of the chamber of commerce
Yesterday morning was very brief. resO-
luton was offered by d.. r. Noyes and re-
ferred to the mercantile committee, that the
chamber recommend and urge upon con-
gress the ACCESSIBILITY of the combination of
third and fourth class postal matter under a
uniform rate OF cents per pound; also a
further reduction in letter postage. Thomas
Cochran, Jr.. rendered his resignation as
director, which was referred to the commit
tee on nominations, with view to having it
recalled.