St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-12
GLOBULES.

Three deaths were reported yesterday.
The county board of equalization will meet
the 10th inst.
The county Jail contains-but fourteen pris-
oners, the smallest number for several
years. *
Stephen Rhodes was placed under bonds
yesterday to keep the peace and stop abusing
his wife.
the Minnesota Transfer yesterday and ordered
to be killed.
James Grady was before the municipal court,
yesterday, charged with keeping his saloon
open after midnight He was discha rged.
A force of men was sent out by Supt Over
ton, of the water board. yesterday, to begin
laying water mains at Merriam Park. Ham
line will probably have water service to-
day.
George ". Barringer, who was arrested on
little girl, was up i'll the municipal courtyes-
terday. The case was continued until the
18th inst.
All the photograph galleries i'll the city will
be closed to-day to give their employees an
opportunity to attend the photographers
convention, which is in session in Minneap-
oils.
George X. Hilyard, who was a candidate
for alderman at large on the Republican
ticket at the recent municipal election, was
yesterday chosen grand master Of the Iowa
chapter of Masons.
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alliance held a secret meeting i'll the rooms
of the railroad committee at the capitol yes
terday afternoon. Financial and other mat
tiers of importance were discussed.
There were no callers of note YESTERDAY at
the Scheffer headquarters at the Merchants,
but the clerical work proceeds amain. The
state is being Inundated with pamphlets en-
titled, albert Scheffer for Governor"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Albert Gunoerson and Mae Townsend. Rich
Emrna nd
Thomas Z. Walton. of Company d, Third
United States infantry, and Louisa NJ. Lind
meyer.
Articles of incorporation of the Marshall
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran congrega-
ton, of Adams, Mimi, were filed yesterday
III the secretary of states office. The in
corporators are n. o. Viste, o. X. Kegge and
E. j. Mos.
RudeInann 6 Co., who kept grocery at
1895 West Seventh strert, have failed, and
an assignment was made yesterday to John
McAdam. The failure was precipitated by
au attachment brought by Joseph Cudworth
i'll the city court.
A horse attached to buggy and driven by
Clarence II. George became frightened on
Pleasant avenue Monday afternoon and ran
away, throwing his driver out. Mr.. George
had his hip broken and will be confined to
his room for some time.
The Fourth ward Cleveland and Thurman
club met at headquarters in the Grand block
last evening. and elected the following Off
GERS: President, George Mitchelson; vice
presidents, c. T. Butcher, D. D. Williams and
B. F. PEBBLES; secretary, j. D. Collins and
treasurer, S. McEllis.
Suit was instituted yesterday by Lefebfe &
Deslauriers against Contractor A. (G.
Desparois and his sureties, John B. Dow
Louis Winter and Christian Schmidt, for
$3.50 on the sub-contract for the building'of
the Comoville school house.
The Kankakee line has made a rate of So
for the round trip from Chicago to Cincin-
natl, and have notified their connections that
they can base on these rates and sell their
tickets. The Patriarchs Militant are to meet
in Cincinnati on the 9th of July.
A divorce is wanted by Edward Eardley
from his long absent spouse, Elizabeth
This is an English couple who were united
in Newcastle, Statfordshire, in April, 1879.
| The wife only lived with her husband year.
and deserted him abruptly April 10, 1880.
Two bets were made yesterday by promi-
nent Republicans in the Merchants hotel
| The first was that p, 600 Prohibition votes
would be polled in the state of Minnesota
| this year, and the second that 80 900 votes
would be nearer the Prohibition poll than
| $4,000. The money was put up.
Mr.. Fee, of the Northern Pacific, has been
| TO Chicago to arrange for the transportation
| San Francisco the 18th and Doth of this
month. Twelve hundred teachers will re-
| turn by the Northern Pacific, and fully one.
half Of them viii go to the National park.
| Peter Ikehorn, of Peoria. H.. was seriously
1 injured last evening while attemp ting to
| jump on a moving car in the Burlington
\ yards He slipped and was rolled over sew
| eral times and his hips and legs were badly
| bruised. He was taken to the city hospital
| in the patrol wagon.
| The water board held meeting yesterday
| and allowed bills amounting to %, 759 &C.
| A plumbers license was granted to T. Nc
| Cormick. A petition for a water main on
Plum street. between Hoffman and Maria
| was granted and one for main on East
| Third, between tine same streets, was re-
| ferred.
The Gibson Investment company of Min
| neapolis, has filed articles of incorporation.
| The general nature of the business of this
| corporation is to loan money and buy, sell,
improve and deal in lands. The capital
| stock is 1900, and the incorporates are
Emerson Cole, s. B. Howard and S. =. Chan
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