St. Paul daily globe., 1890-02-25
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS NOTED IN BRIEF.

Thus far 264 liquor licenses have been is
sued.
Bank clearings yesterday were $500,
65O.95.
There will be special matinee perform
ance OF "A Base Hit'' at the Harris this After
noon.
The board of public works has confirmed
the assessment for the grading of Suburban
avenue.
a chimney fire at the corner of Rice and
Rondo streets gave the fire department run
al p. m. yesterday.
Jacob Schreiber. who recently became in
solvent has filed schedules showing his liza
bilities to De Sc, 1862 assets, So. 3.115.4O.
Diphtheria is reported at st. Joseph's hos
pital. and at s5 Robertson street. One mar
riage, eleven births, and seven deaths were
also reported.
Those who do not pay their personal prop
erty tax to County Treasurer Nelson before
Saturday will be obliged to pay the additional
sum of 10 per cent for their neglect
Comfy Treasurer Nelson yesterday re-
deemed s., 200 interest coupons on bonds
issued for the Marshal avenue bridge. The
bonds are held by the Milwaukee Mechanics
Insurance company.
IT. C. Hodgson yesterday resigned the posi-
ton of chief grain inspector at St Paul. He
mas done SO to accept the secretaryship OF
the Hekla Fire Insurance company. The
resignation takes effect April /.
George j. Schoefel (of New York, lately
of St PauD-For business New York is the
greatest city of ALL but for a place to live
whv, I'd rather be a lamp post in ST. Paul
than millionaire in New York city.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Ram
osSOaiafiOYl ope1rFp6 l1 St
evening at the Ryan hotel. Various 'opathies
were discussed, and dinner was served to the
participants in the discussion in the ordi-
nary.
Frederick Reyer, carpenter and builder
of Grand Forks, Dax., arrived in the city on
Sunday evening. and yesterday took charge
Of the body of his brother, who hung himself
recently on Victoria street. The remains
were inferred in the Lutheran cemetery.
James Claherty and John Curly, who were
Jointly indicted with lgo and Danford for lar
ceny of clothing. have been discharged and
their cases dismissed on motion of the states
attorney. The acQuittal of the two latter is
the reason for entering nolle prosequi in
the cases of the two former.
Col Bobleter reports the resignation OF
Mai. Berry as surgeon of the Second regi-
ment Business and ill-health necessitate
the resignation. Maj. Berry having been con-
nected with the Second regiment since 1882.
Assistant Surgeon d. B. Collins will be
recommended for the position.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
George Casper Jr. and Christina Waldburger,
Charles B. Swanson and Amanda j. john
son, Louis Labelle and Lizzie Boegel, Frank
Alexander and Jennie Cover, John e. Hay
cock and Katherine C. Wellington, Raphael
ond n Solomon
AW Redner, of Eagle Lake, was yesterday
examined before Commissioner Spencer on
charge of selling intoxicating liquors with
out license. The principal witnesses being
persons who had been prosecuted for like
offenSes it was thought by the commissioner
that the arrest was brought about through
spite, and he was discharged.
The Methodist ministers of the city held
their weekly meeting at their room, over the
Northwestern Book House, yesterday aft9r-
noon. DR.. j. E. Smith, of Central Park
church, read paper on the Pre- Metenium. -
and Rev. j. F. Stout paper on the Inter
mediate State,'' both of which provoked a
of Minneapolis, were present
delegation of prominent business men
of the thriving little city of Chaska were IN
st. Paul yesterday. They were examining
the systems of electric light, with view Of
adopting one OF them in their city. They
were The guests of the Chaska banker, George
A. Du Toit. at the Merchants while here
The party consisted of Mayor Michael Bier
line, +. W. Eder, Fred Grener Jr., Phillip
Riddle A W. Barker and w. D. Rosbach.