St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-05
GLOBULES.

Two births and three deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Mike Conley was sent to the work house
for ninety days yesterday for stealing guam
tity of tobacco.
The personal injury case of Joseph Green
against the Manitoba road was dismissed yes
terday by Judge Kelly.
The case of Jacob Mannheimer against
Gustav Rainbow 70 settle property boundary
line is on trial before Judge Kelly.
The proceedings of the International Ty-
biographical union have been received Dy the
secretary of Typographical Union No. 30,
and will be ready for distribution to-day.
At a meeting of the Business WOmen's
club last evening arrangements for the pub
licatiOn of a Woman's journal were COM
pleted.
Officer Bob Grady, who was laid up few
days through an injury TO his hand received
while arresting four tramps, has gone on
duty again.
James Burns and James Gallagher, two
suspicious characters arrested by Detectives
Kenaley and DAILY, were ordered out OF town
yesterday.
James Kelly and H. T. Clark were the
names given by two men arrested by Officer
Sexton last night charged with drunkenness
and vagrancy.
A man named Dussel. driving a team for
Mic Hardy, was thrown from his wagon on
West Seventh street yesterday and badly
bruised about the head.
The cases of A. S. Phinney against c. B.
LaWton and Mary Schenk against the Travel
lers Insurance company have be Ell dis
missed, the plaintiffs failing to appear.
Leon Best. the Manitoba brakeman who
had his arm badly mangled by the cars,
Wednesday, had the injured member ampu-
tated below the elbow by Drs. Murphy and
Hoyt yesterday.
Peter McCulien was arrested by Officer
Tom Calvin last night charged with dis
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boy named Joseph Conroy for breaking
window in the building occupied by the Sal
walton army.
IA mass meeting of Baptists will be held
this evening in the parlors of the First Bap-
fist church. Rev. W. 7. Chase, of Minneap-
oils, and others will address the meeting,
and new board of directors for the 'Bap-
fist union will be chosen.
Mayor Smith received q letter yesterday
from the officials of Ramsey county. Dakota,
stating that in consequence of the heavy
frosts in August, which destroyed the crops,
800 families are suffering for food and fuel.
The letter solicited aid for the sufferers.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will visit the High
school to-day, at the invitation OF the ST. +.
II. S. ID. q L. S., who will discuss the Shake
the students the meaning Of his Great
Cryptogram," as he did to the students of
Oxford and Cambridge, England.
The Nurses association met at the Business
Women's club rooms yesterday afternoon,
established bulletin board aud directory,
discussed various matters pertaining to their
work, and arrange to meet for mutual i'm
provement Thursday afternoon OF each
week.
Yesterday forenoon at the Church of the
Assumption Father Bernard united in mar
rage Miss Mary Basins and Charles s.
Weite. Miss Maggie Basins was bridesmaid,
and j. b. Tuon groomsman. A reception
was held last evening at the residence of
the brides parents, l56 Rondo street.
The grand jury completed its labors yes
terday' bringing into court twenty-tour In
dictments. They reported no bills found
against the following and on motion they were
discharged from custody; Charles Schneider,
Samuel Wright. John 'Brien, James Quinn,
Fred Gilbert,
Marriage License were issued yesterday to:
W. D. Edgerton and Amelia May WiSsman;
Charles Wilderauer and Theresa Wilhelm;
Robert Scott and Mary A. Mcnamara; Walter
w, BENJAMIN and Matte Cook: Anton Mill
Ter and Mary Eggan: Lourits P. Lauritson
and Martene Nelson.
Nichol & Dodge. contractors, were ar
rested yesterday by the building inspector
for erecting ten two-story dwellings on the
corner of FauQuier and Atlantic streets
without permits. They were fined 500, but
sentence was suspended on condition that
the necessary permits should be secured.
The Old Veteran Mining company, incor-
porated yesterday, is formed for mining,
smelling, reducing, refining and working ore
and minerals Minneapolis will be the prin-
cipal place of business, and the incorpOra-
tors are j. p Nichols, r. r. Henderson, A.
f. Nichols, G. H. Simpson, E. NJ. Nichols. C.
w. Tracy ana W. E. Hale, Minneapolis. Cap
ital stock, 81 100000.
The Syndicate Land company was incor-
pcrated yesterday, the capital stock being
fixed at 100000 in 1000 shares of 500
each. Duluth will be the business center,
and the company will buy, sell, mortgage,
lease and otherwise deal in real estate in
are Messrs Fred F. Huntress, Samuel C.
Brown, Robert Osborn and Frank P. Her
rington, of Duluth: William n. Brown and