St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-21

Duluth, was III the CITY yesterday on bust
ness.
Three births, three deaths and FIVE mar
riages were recorded at the health office yes
terday.
Bridget Kilrain, an inmate of the aims
house. was committed to the Rochester asy-
lum for insanity.
Bills to the amount of $50, 900, authorized
by the boBrd of education, were paid by the
city treasurer yesterday.
The ST. Paul branch of the Irish National
Land league will meet this evening at Cru
saders' hall at s o'clock.
C. E. Banning's frame dwelling at 241
East Fourteenth street, was slightly dam
aged by fire last evening.
Frank Ashton, arrested by Officer Carroll
for stealing bearskin robe. was sentenced
by Judge Cory to ninety days at the work
house.
Napoleon, Thanksgiving Day and prepare
ton for Christmas celebration Dec % will
be the leading topics before the Acorn club
this evening.
The fire department was called out yester-
day afternoon by small blaze resulting
from defective flue in the frame building
at 81 East Fifth street.
Patrick Needham, who had in his posses
sion laprobe which he had stolen from Ed
ward McNamee's buggy on Robert street, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Cronin.
Officer Sexton last evening arrested F. Me-
H
Union Depot company, who was addressing
insulting language to ladies passing on Sew
enth street.
The friends of George Spettel will be
pleased to learn that his foot has not been
amputated, as enormously stated. Although
severely crushed, it is very likely the member
can be saved.
Officer John P Ryan Of the R0ndo street
district yesterday sent in his resignation
from the police department. and Edward
Mulaney was appointed by Mayor Smith to
fill the vacancy.
closed to traffic yesterday and workmen are
engaged in tearing up portion OF the floor
ing in order to allow the completion of
main pier of the new structure.
Gov. McGill yesterday filed the vacancy
on the board of managers of the State Re-
form school, caused by the resignation of d.
W. Ingersoll. of St. Paul, by the appoint
ment of F. W. Hoyt, of Red Wing.
A fire in d storeroom filed with cotton
batting in the rear OF Peter 7. Koprivan's
dry goods establishment at 991 West Seventh
street called out the fire department last
evening. The damage was trifling.
John j. Muller supposed to be resident
of St. Paul. is wanted at the MAYORS Office to
attest his signature to the will of Christlana
Herwegin who recently died at Atlantic City,
n. j., bequeathing $1,000 to Theresa Earth.
The proprietor OF a store near the union
depot. where the Montana ranchman alleged
that he had been defrauded by the short
change game. states that the story emanated
from spite work OH the part of hotel runner
in that vicinity.
Marriage licenses were issue Yesterday to:
Charles Schiller and Mary Rossal, Villa D.
Smith and Mary Lothrop, Joseph Balik and
Josie I!leda. Paul LAUGH and Katie K1ikler.
Peter Dulutski and Mary Manolopski, An
thony Valla and Lulie Peluse.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Todd yes
terday dispatched blank forms to $40 insur-
ance companies operating in the state. These
blanks Will be returned to the Office of the
commissioner with detailed statement Of
the years working of each company.
Charles Smith, wearing the accouterments
of cowboy, was fined SIS at the municipal
court yesterday for disorderly conduct.
When arrested by Officer Calvin he was very
much Intoxicated and was terrorizing Sew
enth street pedestrians by Furnishing re-
Yolver.
A dramatic and musical entertainment will
be given at Standard hall tomorrow evening
under the Philomathean club of First Uni
versalist church. Vocal selections will be
rendered by Master Ernest Belden. the boy
Hughson will give recitation. The comedy
lowed by dance.
The Home Loan and Building Association
of south st. Paul was incorporated yester-
dav. its capital stock being 81, 900. The
following are the incorporators: G. w.
Wentworth, w. r. Todd. NJ. G. Slocum j.
Marthaler. C. L. Greenough. w. b. Bucher,
G. II. Staples. F. ". Goldberg, J. Silk, j. p
Fitzgerald. of South st. Paul and A. S. Hall
and f. S. Fitzpatrick, of St. Paul.