St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-01
WEDNESDAY WINNOWINGS.

Information of insanity against Matilda
Sonenberg was filed yesterday.
Prof BIooke's testimonial Oh Aug. prom
tses to be a huge success, as seats are selling
rapidly.
Diphtheria is reported at 40 Lyton street.
Five births. five deaths and four marriages
were reported TO the health office yesterday,
Simpson d Co." and lone Touch of Nat
ure are drawing crowded houses at the
Peoples, this being the last week Of the sum-
mer season.
The mayor yesterday promoted Sergt.
Pendy of the Margaret street police station.
to the place made vacant by the removal OF
Lieut.. DoWlan.
The internal revenue taxes paid by the
South st. Paul distillery during the month of
July amounted to S246, 900; in June, S203,-
900, and in May, S15o,CoO.
George Heinlein was arrested yesterday on
q charge of not supporting his family. His
case was continued TO Friday afternoon and
he was admitted to bail in the sum OF Sl00.
John Nash, the boy arrested on Saturday
on charge of stealing lawn sprinkler,
was entirely innocent. He had merely been
with the party of boys and was dismissed by
the court.
The Globe Tea company considers that it
has now sufficiently advertised its goods and
will discontinue the souvenir system. j. Il.
Hesse has been appointed the permanent
agent here.
Robert Gilbert, a saloonkeeper, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon on charge of bas-
tardy, preferred by Ingeborg L. Moen. He
was arraigned in the police court and his
case was continued to Saturday morning.
John McManus and S. b. Karlander en-
gagged in a little fshc encounter on the
street yesterday and both were arrested. In
the police court McManus was sentenced to
the workhouse for thirty days, and Karlander
was discharged.
fI,o ",
warden of the st. Cloud refornatory, was in
the city yesterday on the way 10 his post.
Mr. Garvin will be followed by his family,
who are now living in Joliet, where Mr.. Gar
vim was warden of the prison for many years.
The Annapolis street commission met yes
terday at the office of Somers 4 Fuller, in the
Globe building. The assessments tor the
grading of the street were under considera-
ton. There were present Commissioners W.
A Somers, chairman; Hon. j. W. MeGrath,
C. f. Staples, w. +. Bickel and A. b. Clark.
The Wage Farmers Cooperative associa-
ton will have an excursion, this evening, 10
Gladstone. The train will leave the union
depot at $50 p N. and return at 500 D. m,
via the st. Paul and Duluth road. The ex-
cursion is rendered by the Gladstone Land
company. Tickets can be secured by calling
at the Daily News counting room.
st. Pauls Episcopal church being closed
for alterations during the month of August,
divine service will be held on Sunday morn
ings at IL O'Clock in a tent on the lot at the
corner of Tenth and Olive streets. Rev. DR..
Royce, of Milwaukee, will preach next Sun
day morning, when further particulars will
be announced in regard to the afternoon
services.
Abstract Clerk Murname states that he is
now able to furnish abstracts within twenty
four hours. At present the work in his Office
is up to date, and there will be no more de-
lays in furnishing abstracts. Mr.. Murname
will soon commence his new system of max
ing abstracts, which not only simplifies mat
tiers in his office but materially aids attorneys
in examining titles.
In the police court yesterday morning Luz
cas- G. KivetOn, blacksmith was fined S.
for assaulting Thomas Adams. Dan Shea,
charged with having beaten his mother-in-
law, had his case continued to Saturday.
Mary johnson, a young girl who was arrested
for being an inmate of Madeline Frelinghuy-
sens house or ill-fame was sent to the
House of the Good Shepherd. Madame FIRE.
linghuysen was fined S25.
A large number of the surviving members
of the First Minnesota cavalry, commonly
known as the Mounted Rangers met at
eXGoV. Austin'S office in this city yesterday
and took action looking to a permanent regi-
mental organization and the selection of
historian TO write up the regiment for the
forthcoming military history of the Mime
sofa troops, provided for by the last legiSla-
ture. Hon. L. II. Wilson was selected as his
4orian.