St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-26
THE NEWS ~ ~rLINTEEs.

Bank clearauces yesterday were $685.
1898.
a social dance Will be given by the HIher-
lian band, tomorrow evening. at their hall,
49, East SIKH street.
The council committee appointed to rear
range the election districts of the city Will
meet al the city hall tonight.
William F. Carroll has sued Charles H.
HubI ard ct al TO recover SjS.57 for work
done and groceries furnished.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded a C 3ntract to ThOmas Linnen for
the grading Of Ferdinand street al S6IO.
United States District Attorney Baxter
went 10 Duluth yesterday afternoon to at
end the examination of h. oses King, charged
with selling whisky 20 Indians.
Judge Nelson, of the Uniiel States district
court fined Nick Silko. Of Tower. $40 and
costs for failing TO ost his government beer
license Silko pleaded guilty yesterday morn
ing.
The jury found verdict of Sl.14S.39 for
the plaintiff in the case of Bowling and Ruse
against Kate Matthews. The action was for
work, labor and material furnished in build
ing.
Elizabeth Byrne, a fifteen year-old girl,was
afternoon. and the doctors not being salts
ded Of her insanity, postponed the case to
Wednesday.
Joseph NJ O'Grady and Ellen Walsh.
George Carr and Jennie A. O'Hare, A. Fl.
Fuhrmann and Mary Heiree. Jacob Sommer
and Lizzie Orthouse. Thomas Smith and
Sarah Doyle, were yesterday duly licensed to
wed.
: A hearing was had efore the board of
public works yesterday afternoon to fix the
assessment for the opening of Suburban av-
enue on Dayton's bluff. Many property
owners were present, but no definite cOncIU-
sions were reached.
Reports of diphiheria were received at the
health office yesterday from 427 Michigan av-
enue. iSl North street. 6 Lyton place, and
653 Randolph street. Scarlet fever also pre-
walls at .93 East Fourteenth street, and SO
East Maryland street.
Capt Georeie HAYES is anticipating with
great Pleasure the meeting of The Brother
hood Of The Upper Mississippi River Pilot
association which will assent le in La Crosse
Dec. 5. Capt. Hayes will deliver one of the
principal addresses on that occasion.
Hon. \. J. Edgerton, the new judge of the
United tates district of South Dakota, went
before judge R. K. Nelson yesterday and
took the oath of Office. 1t was done with
great dignity and impressiveHess. but very
quietly, and with only few officials as spec
tators.
Civil Service Examiner F. NJ. Higgins and
Supt Hardacre yesterday conducted the semi
annual civil service examination ct the cap
itol There were sixtv-eieht applicants for
positions in The railway mail service. and
seventeen for positions in the department at
Washington.
The ladies Of the Pacific Congregational
church, Acker street, will have a sale Of
fancy articles during this afternoon ard
evening in the chapel. Fine articles for sale
at about cost of material Supper will sIso
be served from 6 to p. NJ, at the nominal
price Of 10 cents.
G. ketchum. county attorney of Grant
county; o. J. Lee. county attorney of Wash
ington county: A. j. Smith. editor of Rush
City Post; Attorney Fayette Marsh, of Still
water; J. j. furlUng, of Austin: c. Wilson.
Of Rochester. were callers yesterday at the
attorney generals department.
From Hennepin county on an order for 8
change Of venue comes the case of S. a. Bax-
ter, doing business as the National Oil Com
pany, against The st. Panl Gaslleht Company,
an action to recover Sol. 1858 for an al
legged breach of contract to buy >, 90, 600
gallons OF gas oil al So cents gallon.
At a meeting of the board of fire commits
sioners last night. Chief Jackson reported the
appointments of B. F. Morse TO No. ; Hook
and Ladder company, and James Lynch to
No. Engine company. The mon lhly pay
roll, amounting to SD, SO. Is, was allowed.
No business of imnortsnce was transacted.
On the 18th day Of August last Dentist n
II. COngeT was riding from st. Anthony Park
to the union depot on Manitoba train when
Harry Little, brakeman. came up 10 him
and, Mr.. Conger saws slapped him in the
face. Mr.. Conger sued the ompany for S.
600. The case is now on trial before Judge
Kelly.
Archbishop Ireland went to St. Cloud
Saturday and viii return to-day. The oc-
casion of his visit was that he might be pres
ent on the first Sunday at which the new
bishop, Zerdetti, appeared 81 his diocese.
Bishop Zerdett was formerly of Yankton,
and was consecrated bishop while in Rome,
visiting the holy see.
The Mount Zion Hebrew congregation yes
terday filed articles of incorporation at the
department of secretary of state. Solomon
Bergmann, Benjamin II. Plechner. Charles
Bechhoefer. Henry T. Sattler. Charles FantIe,
Isadore Rose, Henry 6. Haas Max War
sbauer and Henry l.. Williams are the Of
fcers of the congregation.
Building Inspector johnson announced
that action will begun In earnest TO abate the
smoke nuisance ut an early date As SOON as
the present rush of criminal business is dis
posed of. Assistant County Attorney Mum
viii institute proceeding against all violators
of the law, on evidence that the building in
spector has placed at his disposal
The one murder appeal in the October term
of the supreme court will ! e argued ana sub
mitted to-day. il is the appeal of Holden,
the Redwood Falls murderer. and among the
many points raised is that at the trial when
all the evidence had been TAKEN some of the
jurors minated that they did not care to
hear any argument The case was accord
Ingiy submitted to the jury without argu-
ment, and Holden was found guilty of MUIR
der in the first degree.
County officials propose to look into the
alleged Indifference to the liquor license law
displayed by the ssloonkeepers outside the
city limits. One of their methods Of evadiug
the cost of a license is to make application
for license ard then failing to follow up
the application, meantime selling liquor
without any enrichment to the somewhat
ragged exchequer of Ramsey county. The
particular cases to be inquired into are those
Of Houle. kOhlmsn, Davis and Hanson. well
Known rural retailers of amphisbena ex-
Tact.