St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-09
SAINT PAUL.
skcdjhonoi City News on Page 8.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

There was one case of scarlet fever reported
yesterday at 500 Edmund street.
Applications for loans for school districts
were received yesterday by the state auditor.
amounting to $4,000.
Swan Olson, as guardian ad Item of Peter
Olson, has instituted a suit against Rumble d
King to recover 500 on promissory note.
Mrs c. Barry. who has been visiting her
son. Edward Barry, live stock inspector at
South St Paul returned to her home at Chi
cage last evening.
George G. Brown was yesterday appointed
by Judge Brill as receiver OF the property of
John Spalt. an insolvent. Bond in the sum
of 81, 600 was required.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen returned from Duluth
yesterday and will leave today for Camp
Douglas, Wis, to be present at the great in
terstate rifle match, in which Minnesota is
represented by 100 OF the best shots in the
state.
d. NJ Finlayson & Co. have commenced
an action against Emanuel Anderson. John
P. Hamil :on and r. j. Lewis to enforce a
mechanics lien for S446.S0 on lot II, block
Is of Mackubin d Marshalls addition, owned
oy Emma Anderson.
John ,. Oliver has commenced an action
against Joseph ". Smythe to recover
S1,366.71 on account of money expended
for his benefit in the years 1884 and 1883,
and has garnished funds in the hands OF E.
st. Julian Cox to satisfy the demand.
The board of public works yesterday re-
jected all bids for constructing sewer on
Ontario street. and decided to advertise for
new bids The bids rejected were those of
William Stockton, 81, 900; William j. Pres
ton, 81. s43; and Patrick Doherty, 81, 81.
Secretary Hart, of the board of correc-
items and charities. has received an invita-
ton from the National Prison association to
be present at the convention to be held at
at Cincinnati Sept. % to Oct. 1. Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes will deliver the opening Grafton
Annie Schwarzter is suing for a divorce
from Conrad Schwarzter on the grounds of
deseruon. They were married at st. Paul in
1879. She is twenty nine and he is thirty
eight years old; they have two boys aged ten
and eight years. The mother asks for Gus
tody of the children.
A deed was filed in the register of deeds
office yesterday, by which John Stoddard and
wife and j. Morris Childs and wife conveyed
to Charles W. Hackett lot 1, block 2, of Hop
kins' addition. i'll consideration OF SIS, 900.
The property is known as the Hackett ware
house, located near the depot.
Articles incorporating the Shary Hesed
Woemet, Tor Gates of Favor and Faith,) con-
gregation were yesterday filed in the register
of deeds Office. The incorporators are Jacob
Leavitt, Israel Broomshtein, Simon katz,
Hannah Singer, Leba Stan, Maer Binshick,
Charles Reeskey and Pau! Pinkas.
The young man Charles Holmes, who was
found Sunday afternoon at Seven Corners in
an insane condition by the police and con-
veyed to The county Jail, was examined yes
terday by DR.. O'Brien. His case was pro-
nounced one of temporary mental derange-
ment and he will be kept at the Jail for a
few days under care of the doctor
The only daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
F. Dana died yesterday. Mr.. Dana is chic
clerk in the sheriff's office The sheriff and
his deputies, in common with large num-
Der of friends, sincerely sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs. Dana in their bereavement. TIL
funeral will occur at 2:30 this afternoon
from 744 Iglehart street.
The annual meeting of the Newsboy's
Home association for the election of direct
ors and receiving reports OF The officers of
the association will be held in the chamber
of commerce at p. N. Tuesday, Sept. 9.
Every person who has contributed the sum
of So to the association is a member. 1t is
hoped that there will be large attendance
of the contributing members.
One of the most interchangeable workers at
the capitol is Miss Flora E. Powers, the
stenographer to the attorney general. There
is great rush of business in the Office of the
attorney general at present. and Miss Powers
does not, as Il good many of the officials do
leave when the Official hours of duty close
for the day. For many evenings past she
has worked till very late at night. and does
not absent herself even on Sundays. The
young lady takes great pride in her work
and is possessed of an amount of legal acu-
men that would do credit to many prosper
Gus pleader in the halls of justice.