St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-31
. GLOBULES.

Thirteen deaths and three births were re
ported at the health Office yesterday.
The police department will be paid by th
city treasurer tomorrow, Aug. 1, at 10 a. m
The fire department will be paid at / 80.
A meeting for the water board was calle(
for yesterday, but there being no quorum
present. an adjournment was taken unit
to-day.
Louis Kowarik reported at the Ducas stree
police station, yesterday, that during visi
to Fort Smelling Saturday night, he wa
robbed of about $500.
Gust Helberg who is under 5000 bail for ar
assault on Swede named Erickson, whose
leg Helberg fractured, has disappeared, anG
it is said he has left the city.
Gilbert A. Donaldson, president of the St
Paul Sanitation company, has been called Oh
for the third time to answer the charge o1
violating the health ordinance.
Chairman Dan w. Lawler has called 6
meeting for this evening in the Grand block
of the Democratic connty committee chosen
at the convention last Saturday.
There was talk. on the streets yesterday
forenoon that St Cloud had been visited by
another cyclone. The rumor proved ground
less, however, as it received no confirmation
by telegraph.
Rev. George n. Knox, for ten years past q
missionary in Japan, will address ladies.
union foreign missionary meeting at
o'clock, in the parlors of the House of Hope
church, this afternoon.
Prof. Bishop, the great mind reader, startled
q great many people at the dime museum
yesterday with his marvellous psycE logical
exhibitions. SAMPSON the strongest of men,
is also an entertaining feature.
Complaint is made that the accommoda-
tions are inadequate for passengers at the
motor line depot, foot of jackson street,
and that the trains are frequently ten or
twenty minutes later than their scheduled
time.
u,ha oothadro1 oo,oraoa tioD y.or octad Sup
day for contributions for the erection of Il
new parish school for boys. This is some
thing badly needed, as the old rookery at the
corner of Sixth and Wabasha streets has
about outliyed its usefulness.
The Northwestern Land and Loan Com
pany of Duluth has been Incorporated. The
capital stock is $3.50, ,0UO and the incorpora-
tors are D. NJ. Irwin, Theo Irwin, Jr:, R. S.
Sloan, Oswego, \. Y; and W. b. Silvey, j.
G. Robinson, K. c. Jones, Duluth.
The German American Fire Insurance Com
pany of st. Paul has filed articles of incor-
poration. The capital stock is 81 600, 900,
and the incorporators are M. ID. Miller, Frank
P. Blair, William HemmingEouse, n. r.
Frost and Anthony 1oerg. -Jr,. all of st.
Paul. OF. ff -
Samuel Wright will be arraigned Aug on
a charge of burglary in the third degree. 1t
is charged In the complaint that the prisoner
with an accomplice entered barn and stole
a chisel and some other carpenter tools the
VI OU.
Thomas F. Ness, who was arrested, Satur-
day afternoon, on war rant sworn out by
George Newton. charging him with passing
forged check, was arraigned il the M nici-
pal court yesterday, but the case was dis
missed for lack of prosecution.
The clerk of the court issued marriage Ii
censes TO the following parties yesterday:
Lucas Urnann and Katie C. Mugran, Phelin
E. jacques and Mary j. Koulien, George
Roeder and Ann Mckee. Benjiman Twelvetree
and Nellie Gamble, James w. Eastin and
EuthanasIa A. Kelly.
There will be meeting this evening, cor
ner OF West Seventh street and Western ave-
cue, of the West Seventh Street District
union to consider the report of the commit
tee appointed to confer with the st. Paul City
Railway company regarding the extension of
the car tracks to Fort Smelling.
house Of i'll fame run under the guise of
a cigar store. on West Seventh street, was
raided by Sergts. SweitZer and Zlrklebach
last night. Mollie Williams, Mapel jackson,
Florence Smith and Augusta Toga were ar
rested and charged with being inmates, and
John Grady, Ole Calsted, Henry Johnson an6
Ed Smith with visiting house of i'll fame
The women were released on S175 bail, the
Williams woman paying 500.