St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-20
THE DoINGs OF A DAY.

Mai. Ely, Of Towner. n. D., sold several
cars Of cattle at South St Paul yesterday.
E.K. Bartlett, of ST. Peter. superintendent
of the First Hospital for The Insane, was at
the capitol yesterday.
Miss Eva Macdonald and Fl. B. Martin will
address meeting of the retail clerks, 70 be
held at Labor hall tonight.
F. A. Sears. the active live stock agent Of
the Manitoba line. returned yesterday from
visit 10 his former home, Grand Island, Neb.
F.. L. Gray, manager of the Aberdeen On.
D. } gas works and a. Bartholomew, capital
lst- of Grand Forks, \. D., were callers at the
state house yesterday.
Katie Wyland was adjudged insane BY the
probate court yesterday and committed to
the asylum at Rochester Her insanity was
brought on by typhoid fever.
Custodian Berthiaume yesterday received
three large and elegant clocks from the Seth
Thomas company. They viii be placed in
Court Rooms No. l, . and 8.
Sam Dunning. of St. Peter, Mimi, one of
the best known live stock dealers Of the
state, was at South ST. Paul yesterday to-
gether with his son, W. W. Dunning.
Allen G. Campbell, of Salt Lake City. Utah,
Is in the city attending to his suit against
Dennis Ryan for $4,000. The suit arises
out Of some difference of opinion on some
notes.
j. W. jaw, prominent citizen OF Sank
Rapids; State Senator Truax, Of Hastings.
and D. E. Myers. superintendent of St.Cloud
teformatory, were callers yesterday on State
Auditor Braden.
The tow boat Mike Davis, going down
river, struck snag at the head of Robinson's
Rocks, twelve miles below the city, Monday
night and sunk. A crew left this city yester-
day to raise the boat
A new st. Paul writer has undertaken the
difficult task Of harmonizing Christianity
with theosophy. An initial article in this
direction will appear in the St. Anthony
Hill Graphic OF Nov. %.
In Judge Brill's court yesterday Maggie
Harrison, of Bass Lake notoriety. was tried
and convicted Of selling liquor without a
county license. She was sentenced to sixty
days in jail and fined 500.
CD. King had a narrow escape from Sc
we're injury at South st. Paul yesterday. A
fractions COW gored his horse, throwing him
to the ground. The COW nearly gored him
before he succeeded in freeing his feet from
the stirrups.
The sheriff Of Winona county called at
BOllEC sCSlC40d9 anu AAChblhCN
a pair of gold bracelets found in the plCnder
recovered from Liz" Kennedy's fence as
the property of winona lady. They bore
the name of -. E. Doud."
Reports were received at the health Office
yesterday of scarlet fever at Ga Magnolia
street. 1929 Western avenue, and 81 West
Fillmore avenue; diphiheria at pa Thomas
street and $40 Faust street, and membran-
pO1Yc aror1n Of z=lO FanuIlior sfrnpt
The Northwestern Railroader, published in
St. Paul, yesterday filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state, being incor-
porated as a company by Harry P. Robinson,
John A. Chaten, Charles NJ. Palmer of Min
neapolis; s. Westervelt Of st. Paul. The
capital stock is $4,000.
Leslie P. Richardson. deputy clerk Of the
United States circuit court, returned from
the Pacific coast yesterday. Mr.. Richardson
visited the cities Of Helena, Seattle. Tacoma,
Portland and San Francisco and reports that
they are all booming. He particularly ad-
mIred the hustling qualities Of the people at
Seattle and Helena.
The fourth lecture Of the series arranged
by the ST. Paul Law Students association
was delivered in the municipal court room
last night The lecturer was S. NJ. Hayes,
and he took for his SUBJECT THE Import OF
the Seal" he treated the subject copiously
ana instructively, pointing out to the stu
dents the different instruments which must
bear a seal to legalize them.
The directors of the state agricultural So
ciety held a protracted session yesterday, at
which the business done was entirely of
routine nature. Bills for improvements and
miscellaneous expenses were examined,
some were allowed and others referred to n
special committee. Another meeting will be
held next week, or as soon as the committee
can report.
The boxes at the Newmarket theater have
been redoped and remodeled in such man.
ner that former habitues Of the theater will
scarcely recognize them as the same. The
draping has been superintended personally
by Mr.. Scott, and, besides making the boxes
considerably more attractive to theater-goers
now affords greater degree Of privacy to
box parties than formerly. The sale of boxes
for the Boston Ideals engagement next week
begins tomorrow at 10 o'clock.