St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-29
GLORULES.

{, Two births. four deaths and four marriages
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
-, The United States circuit court adjourned
yesterday to convene Wednesday morning.
Jan. 2, at 10 O'Clock.
= At the health Office yesterday scarlet fever
was reported at So Wood street, and diph-
liberia at 81 East Twelfth street.
Thele will tie matinee at the Grand opera
house this afternoon, commencing at = 80
clock, the opera Of Dorothy being the at
traction.
Frank Hudella was accused of selling liq-
quor Without a license at 1881 Minnehaha
street. The charge was not sustained and
he was discharged.
building permit vas issued yesterday to
.. Egan to erect two-story frame dwelling
and shed on lglehart street, between Kent
ana Dale streets, at cost of S250J.
danes Duffy, accused of swindling
stranger several weeks ago at The Union
depot OF SIS through the flim-fam game,
will De arraigned in the municipal court to-
day.
Harry Nord was arrested yesterday on
warrant sworn out BY Julia Olson, who
charges HIM with bastardy. He asserts his
innocence, and the case VIII be heard before
the police magistrate this morning.
The Standard Sash and Door Company of
MINNEAPOLIS, with a capital stock of So. 900,
was Incorporated Yesterday by James Jen-
sen, Z. ii. Hanson, Gus +. Johnson, j. Lewis,
y. "A. lSuilSSOlis a. LdISOu, W. IL. 0ellSSu,
Minneapolis.
Jocco Conway was before the police court
yesterday morning on an old sentence of
thirty days which he escaped serving by
sneaking from the court room. On promis-
ing TO leave the city sentence was suspended.
John and Anne O'Neil and Maggie
Hughes, trio of old offedders raised dis
turbance in shanty ON Market street ami
were arrested by Officer Merriam. AT the
municipal co3rt yesterday they were SEN
fenced to fifteen days each al the workhouse.
Henry G. Widman, a confectioner dling
business at $40 Rice street, yesterday made
voluntary assignment 10 j. Nj. Heberling Tor
the benefit of his creditors. Assets, consist
ing of confectionery. groceries and fixtures.
arc valned at $500, while liabilities amount
TO S1,i75.
Gov. McGill. Private Secretary Moore, Capt.
Braden and Commissioner Snandrew will &C.
company the comm lssioners appoi' Cd to in
spect the first twenty miles of III d lluth 4
Winnipeg railroad. The party left last nieht.
and were augmented by the railroad officials.
The semi-annual rent of AGO. water ae-
counts will fall due on Jan. 1, 1889. The
board of water commissioners request a
prompt response 10 statements of all who
care to avail themselves of the per cent
discount to be allowed Oh all accounts paid
before Jan. D.
Gov. McGill yesterday committed the terms
of imprisonment passed upon eleven men
Cloud. This WIS done upon the recon-
mended of Judge Searle and Prosecuting AT
uorney Calhoun. Each man, however, will
have to pay the fine imposed.
= A. c. Hospes, surveyor of logs and lumber
in the First district of Minnesota, reports
that 1872, 43I logs were scaled during the
season of 1888. and 81 1858. $40 feet. The
First district includes Saltwater, South Still
water, Lakeland, Glenmont Hudson. Pres,
colt, Marine and Franconia.
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was beIore Judge Cory Yesterday charged
with drunkenness and reckless driving. 1t
was his first offense and he was discharged,
but the bartender at Flanningan's Fourth
street saloon. who is said to have furnished
him the liquor, will be prosecuted for selling
10 q minor.