St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-27
GLOBULES.

Eighteen births, one death and one mar
rage were recorded at the health Office yes
terday.
Walter W. Powers assigned last evening to
John NJ. Hebberling- Asests and Liabilities
not known.
At the health office yesterday diphtheria
was reported at p East Seventh street and
405 Fort street,
The ST. Peters Norwegian-Lutheran con-
gTegatiOn of Strand, Norman county, yeSter-
day filed articles of association.
John r. Hague, formerly general sec
Rotary Of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, will speak at The meeting for young
men tomorrow afternoon.
''Jocco' Conway, the crook, was up before
Judge Cory yesterday Oh the charge of vag-
rancy. To give him a chance to employ
counsel. his case was continued until to-day.
Felix Blue, who was arrested at Red Lake,
BeltTami county, tor selling liquerto Indians,
had hearing before Commissioner McCaf-
ferty yesterday morning and was held under
$500 bonds.
In the examination. before Judge Simons,
of applicants for admission to the bar, the
following passed successfully: Otto L. Haese,
John j. Dobson, Pierce Butler, Gen. Lam
bert and John E. Hearn.
The following marriage licenses were IS
sued yesterday: Anthony Anfang and Rosa
Pathen, August Valentine and Ingra Swan
son. John p. Murray and Cassie j. McKellip,
Frank Myers and Flora HumistrOm.
The state refOrmatory will not be ready 10
receive inmates until an appropriation is
made by the legislature for furniture and
heating apparatus. 1t IS expected that the
new wing viii be rooted by the middle of
next month.
Under the auspices of the Ramsey County
Sunday School association, Bible class for
the assistance of teachers has been Instituted.
The class Will be conducted by the Rev. +.
C Horton and the first meeting will be held
ord nj lna- I'M no aprln of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Detective Benson came down from Duluth
yesterday and caused the arrest of William
Marlbaugh and Tom Bowdoin, two itinerant
sprinterS who are wanted in that city on a
charge OF swindling. BY means of a snide
foot race they succeeded in relieving a sa-
loonkeeper of $500.
William Garley and Hannah Clish, who
were arrested on the charge of adultery, were
brought before Judge Cory yesterday NOM
ing and discharged. The husband of the
woman, by whom the charges were preferred,
came into court, paid the costs and asked
that the case be dismissed.
The attendance was very large at st.
Michael fair last evening, and the hall pre-
scented Il brilliant appearance. Voting will
close this evening at IL O'Clock on a number
of articles, including the gold watch for the
most popular young lady. The managers of
the fair have concluded TO continue il Mon
day evening.
The Young Mems Christian association
will give a gymnastic exhibition at Market
hall this evening to men only. Considerable
interest is manifested by the college boys
over the tug Of war between representatives
of Manchester and Ilamline universities. The
High shOol boys Will challenge the winners
and pull them this evening.
The Luverne Red Jasper Quarry Company
of Rock County was incorporated yesterday
for the purpose of working stone quarries
and marketing the product thereof. The in
corporaTors are r. Nelson, f. c. Mahoney, P.
+. Brown, W. II. Glass. j.. w. Gerber A.
Ross, c. a. Mead. s. ". Thompson, P. J.
Kniss. E. II. Bronson. r. B. Huxley. G. Ad-
kins, r. j. Miller. j. Green, P. y. Gillian, Z.
Rice and j. 4. Nauvin.