St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-16
GLOBULES.

Seven births and five deaths were reported
at the. health Office yesterday.
Johnnie McDermot, arrested for stealing
papers from route on Dayton's bluff, will
receive the attention of Judge Cory Friday.
Gov. McGill has accepted the invitation to
be present, with his staff, at the laying of
the corner stone of Normanna hall. at Min
neapoliS.
the panorama building in this city will be
discussed at meeting OF the stockholders
tomorrow afternoon.
Hearing in the case of c. J. Wilson against
the Peoples Theater syndicate urging the
appointment of receiver, has been post
poned until next Monday.
The lists of questions for the fall examina-
ton of teachers are being sent out to county
superintendents by Assistant Superintendent
of Public Instruction Pendergast.
Max Feiraband, one of the two men ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Bracket Tuesday,
for selling liquor without government IL
cense, was released yesterday.
Il. II. Ligtener, G. E. Wells, and Fred HoH
man were before the municipal court yester
day, charged with selling adulterated milk.
The case will come up tomorrow.
Bruno Beaupre. who is erecting large
warehouse on the corner of Broadway and
Fifth street. has at last, after excavating
twenty-five feet, reached solid foundation.
George Hasney, who was arrested by Officer
Davis Tuesday on the complaint of T. A.
there beng no evidence of robbery in the
case.
J. D. Bengsen, who was arrested in Mime
sofa by Deputy Sheriff E. l.. Arndt, of Den
yer. Col, charged with embezzliIfg 500, was
released yesterday on the hearing for requi-
sition.
AID Walter H. Sanborn has commenced
suit against Edward Langevin and others to
quiet title to certain lots in West st. Paul
Defendants claim an interest III the property
through tax titles. ~
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer arrested
John Brown and Henry Becker up at Alex
andria for skipping off with some horses
mortgaged to John Graft. horse taller of
this city. Graft caught them in the vicinity
of Lake Geneva.
boats that he brought from New York and
placed in the waters of White Bear. They
got out of repair, and after trying numerous
mechanics here without success, he was
compelled to send to New York to get man
to put the boats in proper condition again.
Chief Justice Gilfillan yesterday denied the
application for writ of habeas corpus in
the case of Joseph Williams, now serving
term at saltwater for grand larceny. The
prisoner was sentenced for a year and three
months, and his attorney applied for the
writ on the ground that the minimum pun
ishment for the offense was five years.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ferdinand Sarko and Mary Elder, Charles
Andreen ana JENNIE UrneSS, george T. hlnS-
sley and Sarah McDonough, John F. Carlson
and Louisa Sunstrom, Joseph Koch and
Theresa Ferber, T. S. Burgoyne and Agnes
X. MILAN. Lewis Clark and Nora \ Joyce,
and Daniel Campion and Rosanna Brennan.
Marble Heart Is proving big attraction
at the Peoples. Manager Sterling announces
Macbeth with Locke's original music for
the near future, and says Shakespeare's
great tragedy will be put on with more care,
expense and excellence than has ever been
rrItr q
cepting. of course, Booth and Barrett.
The Moorhead Agricultural and Driving
Park association filled articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yesterday.
The capital stock is limited at $4,000.
Charles B. Hill, John atson, I. c. krutz, r.
S. Mcdonald, Emile Hanson, Jacob Kiefer
and A. E. Daubner. of Moorhead, and John
N. Bayer, Of Sabin, are the incorporators.