St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-03
GLOBULES.

There were 679 arrests made by the police
In September
Eleven births and six deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer paid out SOS, 900 to the
school teachers of st. Paul yesterday.
The grand jury met yesterday but trans
acted no business and adjourned until to-
day.
Ole H. Holden, arrested on the charge of
robbing William Hopfen of a gold watch,
had an examination yesterday and was dis
charged.
A force of men with a steam dredge and
piledriver commenced work yesterday pre-
paratoro to laying the piers for the new Wa
baSha street bridge.
Mayor Smith received letter from Jack
sonYille, Fla, yesterday, thanking Mrs. Mel
lie Hewitt and her son for S35 sent to the
yellow fever sufferers
Officer McGmggan arrested John Conway,
last night on suspicion of being the man
who stole some clothing from a lower
Seventh street saloon night.
Andrew Rebie will be arraigned in the
municipal court to-day on the charge of rob-
bing Mrs. Mamie Radway of a $40 bill and
$40 watch at the union depot Monday.
The Cleveland and Thurman Second Ward
Democratic club will meet this evening at
776 East Seventh street, at 7:30 o'clock
Marshal Campbell and others will address
the club.
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permit yesterday for the erection of a stone
guild house and chapel on East Fourth street.
between Maple and Arcade streets. The es-
timated cost is $1,000.
The state medical board held an examina-
tion Yesterday at the capitol of seventeen
medical students for licenses to practice in
the state. A lady was among the number.
and DR.. Z. c. Wood conducted the eXamina-
ton.
Sam johnson and Emma Smith paid SIS
each yesterday for disorderly conduct. They
were arrested In house kept by Peter Gould,
on Eagle street, and the latter had his case
continued until tomorrow, bail being fixed
at S1OO.
William Mansfield and Thomas Patten
were arrested last night on complaint of
Dennis Connors, who stated that he had been
robbed of S25. They were placed in the
central police station and charged with
suspicion of larceny"
Della Clark and Bessie McMasters were ar
rested last night and locked up at the central
police station on the charge of drunkenness
Nick Kellis, who stated that the girls robbed
him of So when he was drunk.
j. II. Broome, a saloonkeeper at the corner
of Ramsey and Martin Streets was before
to post in conspicuous place the govern
ment liquor license. He will be given an
other hearing this morning at 10 o'clock.
James Burns and James Gallagher, arrested
by Detectives Kenaley and Daley Monday,
on the charge of being crooks, will be ar
raigned in the municipal court Thursday.
They had plaid cloak in their possession
and are thought by the police to be pair OF
sneak thieves
The Owatonna Manufacturing company,
incorporated yesterday, will manufactures
and deal in agricultural and other machinery
and implements at Owatonna, MINI. The
capital stock is fixed at 500. 900, and MeSsrs.
7. j. Howe. H. n. Labare, d. j. Ames, Frank
Labare and L. C. Berg, of OwatOnna, are the
inCOrporators.
The Register Publishing company was In
cOrporated yesterday, with headquarters al
Minneapolis. The publication of newspapers,
Job printing, and buying, selling and leasing
property, real ana personal, will be the bust
ness of the company. The incorpOrators are
f. l.. Otis, II. E. Blalsdell, J. W. Otis and F.
6. Otis and the capital stock is $4,000, in
200 shares of $50 each.