St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-09
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Judge P b. Kumler. of the Cincinnati
common pleas court is in the city.
Routine business was transacted yesterday
at meeting of the water board.
Col Compton of Fergus Falls, was at the
capitol yesterday. He left last evening for
Boston.
j. NJ. Holzinger, professor of natural
science and curator of the museum, called at
the capitol.
Secretary Ives of the state dairy commits
sion, left last evening for months visit to
the Eastern states.
Garfield Post No. G. A. R., give and an
excursion and dance this evening on the
steamer Mike Davis.
'The Mascot will be repeated at the Har-
us this afternoon and tonight. Packed
houses have been the rule thus far.
John Zeinor, Western Union mes senger
boy, was severely burned about the hands
and head while lighting leaky gas burner.
Officers of the educational and Industrial
union call the attention of visitors to the
fact that st. Paul stores close at o'clock
on Saturday afternoons.
A runaway occurred on Seventh street
yesterday afternoon, which resulted in nc
injury except the breaking of wagon and
slight injury to the horse
at IL 80 yesterday morning a blaze, start
ed by gasoline stove, did about S75 worth
of damage III the kitchen Of W. R. Mumby's
house, 81 West Robie street.
Company SCI of the First Regiment hope
to have eighty-six members by next years
encampment. A number Of applications fol
membership are now in hand.
JOcopb NJ Rrod1av- a5itor of the
Tacoma Globe, was in the city yesterday,
en- route home from the East. Mr. Bradley is
an old st. Paul newspaper man.
The loss on the Garland trunk factory,
which was burned Thursday night is esti-
mated at about S2,50O. fully insured. The
fire is supposed to be of incendiary origin.
Charles Fisher, the man who was knocked
on the head with a brick Thursday after
noon, was sent up yesterday for ten days. he
failed to identify the man charged with
using the brick.
Mrs A. Winters, Of the Home for the
Friendless, writes: ga double beadstead is
very much needed at the home, also clothing
of all kinds. Twenty-one children, all ages,
need clothing"
At the meeting Of the board Of equaliza-
ton yesterday the valuation of the personal
property of the Northwestern Elevator COM
pany was reduced to $500, and that Of R. B.
Galusha to So, 200.
The meeting for men only will be held as
usual In the gymnasium of the 7. NJ. c. A.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. 7. c. Horton
will address the meeting. There will be good
music. singing and an orchestra.
team driven by a farmer named Nels
Anderson, who lives at Como, ran away on
st. Peter street yesterday. Anderson's leg
was broken, and he was taken to his home
by the Rondo street station patrol wagon.
Michael Rowan was arrested by officer Nc
Guigan yesterday ON charge of larceny. He
came to redeem stolen watch at Jacobs
pawnshop and was at once placed in custody.
He claims that he bought the ticket for the
watch from stranger.
Dettenhoefer. Haas & Co. have sued the
Occur D'Alene Clothing company to recover
garinshed effects in the hands of the Ger
man Fire Insurance company. the Helka
Fire Insurance company and the Merchants
National bank.
The aldermen will either have to close
down the Azotine nuisance or themselves
quit the city The ladies of the Fifth ward
nave lOTlueQ I'LL dHo uLIlCoo tAC
stencil from the Azotine plant is not abated
forthwith they will appear in body:at the
next meeting of the city council.
Labor Commissioner Lamb has issued q
letter to State Superintendent Kiehle urging
that teachers of the public schools should be
instructed to furnish each year the total
number of children registered or enrolled.
This is without reference to the length OF
time the children attend school.
Maria Cross. Aluthe Holberstad, Lena Lee
and John Lee have commenced an action
against the heirs of Edmund r. Hollings-
head and others to set aside an execution
and sale of the undivided half of lots 8, 8
and 10, in block 20 of Oakville Park, by the
sheriff under such execution, and to quiet
title to the real estate mentioned.
Bartholomew's Equine Paradox will close
three weeks engagement at the Newmarket
theater to-day. A matinee will be given this
afternoon and the closing performance to-
night. The character of the performances
has been pl easing to admirers OF horses,
and has demonstrated the ability to train
horses to marvellous exhibitions of prowess.
The Freeborn County Agricultural society
Yesterday FLED articles of association with
the secretary of state. The incorporators are
]. G. Goodly, L. F. Thomas, G. M. Rouble.
W. M. NORM, Frank 3. Forbes, W. C. Mutch-
ell, Dorr K. Stacey, Isaac Botsford, T. M.
Vandegrift, M. Navolevson, e. E. Budlong,
all of Freeborn county. The headquarters
are Albert Lea.
The Oil, Gas and Water Well Drilling COM
pany, which recently became insolvent, has
flied schedules showing liabilities of So
4s5. 50; assets. S5 5,459.47. Among the cred
itors are the following: Rogers a. Ordway.
st. Paul. $3.50 20; w. Fl. Moore Lemars, To-. +,
SI,252.72; Jelsen & Sowden, ST. Paul,
1925 O5; Robinson & Carey, st. Paul,
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