St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-25
GLOBULES.
Bank clearings yesterday, $3.50, 1854.

Bank clearings yesterday. $3.50, 1854.
Volume 81, American Decisions was re-
ceived by the state librarian.
Two births, eight deaths and three mar
rlages were bulletined at the health office
yesterday.
The city council will meet next Thursday
evening to award q contract for the disposal
of garbage.
j. Partridge denies the report that he
has Withdrawn from the Tenth ward alder
dermanic race.
1t is said that ex-Warden J. A. Reed, of the
state prison. will have charge of the hotel at
Mahtomedi this season.
The Minneapolis & Malego Gold and Sill
yer Mining company filed bylaws with the
secretary of state yesterday.
Register of Deeds NJ. j. Bell is now al
Pablo Beach. near Jacksonv lille, Fla, and
the ocean zephyrs have improved his health.
A force of engineers went to work yester-
day on Dakotl avenue, taking measurements
preparatory to beginning the paving of that
thoroughfare.
The West Seventh Street District union
met last night, talked about neighborhood
affairs, sandwiched in some political gossip
and adjourned.
Andrew Benson was arraigned in the mu
nicipal court yesterday for conducting an
employment Office without license. He will
have a hearing Thursday.
The Minneapolis Heating and Ventilating
company filed amended articles with the Sec
rotary of state yesterday, changing the name
to the Tilden Heating company.
Warden II. G. Stordock, of the state prison,
called at the capitol yesterday and paid the
state treasurer $500, for rent and convict
labor for the quarter ending March 81.
Commissions were issued yesterday to c.
II. Young, first lieutenant, and Walter
Childs, second lieutenant, of Company E,
Third infantry, N. G. S. NJ, of Waseca
80 I,I, o;+,
chased tract of several acres, highly i'm
proved, within the limits of Biloxi, Miss,
and henceforth will reside there in winter.
Anton Miesen was arraigned in the munic-
ipal court yesterday for selling liquor with
out a license at No. $50 East Seventh street.
He was held in $3.50 bail for hearing to-day.
The state treasurer yesterday received
SlO6,7 go from the Manifold railroad,
that being the tax on the roads gross re-
ceipts for the six months terminating Dec.
The St. Paul orchestra will furnish the
music at ball to be given at Marquardt's
hall Carroll and Louis streets, tomorrow
evening, under the auspices of the Bunker
Hill Social club.
Samuel Harlstein, butcher at No. 372
Maria avenue, was arrested by Officer Ban
ming yesterday Oh warrant charging him
with keeping false weights. Judge Cory dis
missed the case because of lack of evidence.
editor of a new paper, called 1.-THE Voice of
the People, is emphatlcally denied by that
gentleman He says he has no interest in it
whatever, editorlally or otherwise.
Edward Maloy, waiter, was before Judge
Cory yesterday for robbing customer of his
watch. 1t appeared that the victim had been
squared by Maloy's mistress, and Judge Cory
imposed sentence of ninety days, which
was subsequently suspended to give Maloy
an opportunity to leave the city.
The tenants Of the chamber of commerce
building have kind hearts. They have pre-
scented the elevator man, who has become in
capacitated for duty by illness, with a purse
and q certificate for treatment in the st.
Paul Medical and Dental institute and To-
Gated him in ST. Luke's hospital.
The Bryn Mawr Land and Improvement
Company OF Minneapolis yesterday filed
articles of incorporation. Capital stock,
$3.50, 900; limited Indebtedness, $500, 900.
incorporates. Charles Hartshorne, Charles
A. Sparks John B. Garrett, Edward V. Doug
las Isaac Haugh, Robert Wetherill and Wal
ter ?. Douglas.
Charles Tipler, a teamster who attempted
suicide in West st. Paul last week by taking
rat poison, was arrested yesterday on a charge
of maliciously destroying property. He drove
into another mans vehicle and broke shaft.
| Judge Cory gave him the choice of settling
| with the aggrieyed owner or paying fine
of S..
at the entertainment given last night in
| West st. Paul, by Haddock Lodge l. o. G. T.,
| Prof. Stanton grand lodge lecturer, and III. b
| Quick, G. w. G. t., of Minnesota. were pres
| ent and delivered addresses REGULATIONS
| and well-seected programme of vocal and
| instrumental numbers furnished a pleasant
| entertainment and refreshments were served
| at the close.
| George Simon. furniture worker from
| South Park. engaged in quarrel with Frank
| Schanen, with whom he was playing pool al
| the Cleveland house Monday night, and beat
| Shanen ever the head with a cue. Two
| dangerous scalp wounds were inflicted,
| which were dressed by DR.. Hawkins. Simon
was arrested and yesterday was held by
| Judge Cory i'll $500 bail for hearing
| April %.
City Attorney Murray has decided that the
| treasurer has no authority to refund assess
| ments for the West side park unless ordered
| so to do by the board of park commissioners
| The city council passed. Aid. Minea's ordi
nance to refund the money, but it is held
| and wholly at the disposal of the park com
missioners. That body will consider the
| matter at its next meeting.
| Taylor Johnson. colored, was arraigned in
! the police court yesterday morning on com
| of the Manufacturer block, or a charge of dis
| orderly conduct. Robinson has suspected
| Johnson of being too intimate with Mrs
| Robinson, and when he went home early
| Monday evening found Johnson in the
| house. He raised breeze and Mrs. Robin
| son took Johnson's part, claiming his yisi
| was wholly social There was no evidence
| to show otherwise and Judge Cory dismissed
] the case.