St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-23
RUN IN BY REPORTERS.

Hon. G. r. Farmer, OF Howard, was
capitol caller yesterday.
The special council committee on state
fair matters will meet this morning at 1880.
The fire department had four runs yester-
clay, but the aggregate damage will not reach
500.
Charles Hickman was examined yesterday
and ordered committed to the insane asylum
at Rochester.
Collector of Internal Revenue Edwards has
added typewriter and desk to his invoice of
Office furniture.
A case of scarlet fever is reported at 41S
Rondo street, and one of diphtheria at l612
West Third street.
The Fergus Falls Driving Park association
yesterday filed articles of association at the
Office of secretary of state.
There was not a quorum of the park COM
missioners present at the meeting of the
board yesterday, consequently no busin ess
was transacted.
The Primrose and West Ministries will
begin four nights engagement beginning
on Sunday, at the Newmarket. The sale of
seats will begin this morning.
Edmund II. Rood, who fell against NOV
ing circular saw last Friday, died yesterd ay,
week from the time of the accident 1t was
thought at the time of his in jury that he
could not live more than few hours.
County Attorney Gutenberg of Carleton
county, was at the capitol yesterday. He re-
ported that the strikers at Cloquet had re-
turned TO their work, and all ill-feeling
created by the strike had disappeared.
John H. Mason, the detective who has
made so much reputation in the census cases,
has accepted the position as assistant man
ager of Thiel's detective service, which has
an Office in the National German-Ame1ican
bank building in this city.
Emil Eresame was arraigned yesterday in
the police court for obstructing the ST. Louis
tracks. He was bound over to the grand jury
on his own recognizance. County Attorney
Egan said that he was convinced that the
offense was unIntentional.
The Mutual Investment company, of
Minneapolis, yesterday filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state. The
capital stock is $3.50, 900, and the ineorpora-
tors are A. II. Headley, E. N. Darrow, G. N,
Fletcher N. c. barrow, of Minneapolis.
G. W. Merrill and Mathew Craig have com
menced an action against Charles Schaar-
beutz to recover judgment for 1897, and to
compel Schaarbeutz to assign a claim against
the city for that amount to the plaintiffs, as
building.
A meeting for men only will be held Sun
day afternoon at o'clock in the gymnasium
of the Y NJ. C. A., and pleasant and profit
able hour can be spent there. Interesting
addresses, good music and singing, accom-
panied by an orchestra. The men of the city
are cordially invited.
At the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue
nj q m nr l1erix,
"a Talk to Those Who Doubt" with pre-
lude on the New York Central railway strike
At p. M. he will speak of How to Secure
and Preserve Good HEALTH an address tC
physicians and their patients, past and pros
lectiye. All seats free.
Gen. r. W. johnson will deliver an aG
dress at the Murray county agricultural fair
to be held at Currie, on the 18th day of Sep
tember. His text viii be 1.-The Farmer
Soldier in the War of the Rebellion" With
Gen. R. ". Johnson's well known ability the
farmers of Murray county will have some
thing more 10 repay them than for a day away
from their homestead, or the cares of every
day life. 1t will be something they can talk
about at the winter Preside, and at the noon
ing in the harvest field.
Isabel Stettinus has commenced an actor
against George o. Severance and others tc
sell lot56 of Smiths subdivision OF block {
of Stinson's division, and to apply the pro
ceeds in paying taxes aud assessment
against the property, and also to pay mort
gage note of $500 and other dabts agains
the lot. A receiver is asked tor to tax,
charge of the property and collect the rents
during the pendancy of the action. ant
apply them toward paying the debts agains
the lot,
W. Il. Hansen has commenced an actor
against Vallie c. Gotzian and Jessie Il
Gotzian TO enforce the specific performance
of contract for the sale of 100 acres in sec
ton 81, in township 1O2, range 35 west
Ramsey county. Hansen had q contrac
with Conrad Gotzian for the purchase of tn
land for S1,2SO. Conrad Gotzian died be
fore the balance of the purchase money wa
paid and before deed was made. 1.-THE de
PENDANTS in this action arc min or heirs of c
Gotham