St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-29
THE LOCAL NEWS SIEVE.

Bank ciearances yesterday were $685., 352.
The shipments OF Western cattle at South
st. Paul Yesterday were the largest ever re-
corded at that point.
The families of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. n. Malloy
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Adams are rivals fol-
congratulations. boy in each case.
Charles L. Davis opened at the Newmarket
East evening with his new comedy-orama.
some of the Old stock" The play was well
received. applause being freely given after
each act The cast is fairly good.
J Maggie Madigan, young woman who was
sentenced to the House of the Good Shep-
Herd last Friday for street walking, escaped
Aom that institution yesterday afternoon.
Che left the place wearing neither hat nor
wrap.
Supt Kiehle, of the state public instruc-
ton department, was Yesterday called to
GAINESVILLE, N Y, where his father is lying
dangerously ill., The sick gentleman is seven
Weight years of age. Mr.. Kiehle will be absent
two weeks.
Patrolman Tom Lynch met with painful
accident Yesterday morning on Sibley street.
In attempting to catch trunk as it slid from
a load of baggage he was thrown to the
ground. severely spraining his ankle. He
was taken home in patrol wagon.
- Supt. McGinn, of the Pinkerton agency in
this city, left last evening for Sioux City,
from whence he will proceed 10 Crookston
with William Hymes, wanted mt nat point
for forgery and embezzlement Hymes was
captured in Sioux City three days ago.
The numerous clubs and societies which
had their being aud fiourished in the Sixth
ward last winter are once more preparing to
Dancing clubs will he even more numerous
than has been the case during previous
seasons
Capt E. G. Starkey, deputy building In
spector, has fully recovered from his recent
illness and was at his desk yesterday. By
way Of recuperation he took trip to Winni-
peg and Northwestern Canada before resum-
ing his work.
The Metropolitan hotel Is rapidly filling
up with regular boarders, and will, at the
present rate. be filed to the roof before Dec:
l. The Inauguration by the management
of the system of serving after-theater sup
pers is meeting with appr0vaI from many
theatergoers.
Among the callers at the capitol yesterday
were DR.. Sperry, of Carleton college: h.
Judson, of Marshfield. Wis, en- route TO
teach school at Todd county: Mayor Denny
and Judge NeblOck. of Indianapolis; State
Senator Ward, of WaSeca; stale Senator
Clark, of Window.
Gov. Merriam yesterday issued requisi-
ton on the governor of Kansas for the extra
ditiOn of William Hymes arrested on
charge of embezzlement at Crookston. Supt.
McGinn, of the Pln6erton detective agency,
left last evening to secure HymeS and take
him direct 10 Crookston.
The weather indications are for flair
weather. with marked rise in tenn erature."
There is no indication of ram. though with
a barometrical registration Of 1880 such
would be the expectation under ordinary
circumstances. A sudden change in tenn
peraIure is looked for to-day.
The rapid and satisfactory manner in
which all exposition in m IL AZURE of the ag-
ricultural resources of the state was pre-
pared for the edifcation of the an-American
delegates reflects great deal If credit upon
Hon. William NJ. Bushuell. VINO had charge
of the entire work of preparation.
At yesterdays meeting of the water board
bills were allowed amounting to Sl2,p0O, of
which ST. 15S was interest for November. A
claim by Macarthur Bros. for extra pay was
referred to Gen. Bishop. The new pump
for the Baldwin Lake station was shipped
from HolyoKe, Mass, last Thursday, and viii
be here next Sunday.
The change that has occurred in the land
scape, as viewed from the high bridge, dur
ing the past two weeks is remarkable one,
a change from autumn to winter. A couple
of weeks since the trees as far as visible were
covered with leaves in tints as varied as they
were beautiful. Now there is a forest Of
bare branches, not leaf TO be seen.
Regarding the deposit book found on the
person of the latest TascOtt suspect, Albert
sutherland, bearing the name of w. A. Mill
ken, inquiry at the German-American bank
Yesterday developed that no such person as
MIllfken was known at the bank. W. K.
MulIinen. of the s.. Paul Business college,
says he believes the book found to he one he
lost last June.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
John C. Techler and Ilga F. Valevitz, Fred
erick L. Graufmann and Eliza NJ. Dorese,
john Oehs and Mary E. Kneble, Christ Tehll
and Martha Watchon. B. c. Gerry and Mary
OConnelI, Thomas Drischol and Kate
Sweeney, Mathia Petscha and Annie Weiss,
Roberto. Witty and Carrie White.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded a contract to James Forrestal for
the grading and sewering of George street
from Ohio to BidWell, and Bidwell street
from George to Winifred, at So. 800 August
Manke was also awarded a contract for the
grading and sewering Of Broadway, between
Thirteenth and Grove. at S542.50.
The employees of the United States Cloth
ing company deny that they have been
threatened with dismissal If they attend the
meetings of the clerks association. as reported
in the morning papers. In fact, some Of
them are members of this association. and no
hint or suggestion has been made by the pro-
prietors that their membership is distasteful
Pat McGaugh. yardman at the West hotel,
Minneapolis. was in st. Paul on a drunk
when his mistress suicided in the former city
Sunday night. He was arrested about
O'Clock yesterday morning, and in the police
court was fined SO. quarrel is supposed
to have resulted in his spree and the Woman's