St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-04
NEWS BRIEFLY GIVEN.

Bank clearings yes,e day, S9Ip,775.11.
The street forces were yesterday paid
l3,945 81.
Gov. Merriam will arrive home from New
York to-day.
The school teachers will be paid Fe bruary
salaries tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the state farmers
alliance viii be held at the capitol to-day.
The receipts for February in the office Of
the secretary of state amounted to 5000.
Representative Hompe. of Otter Tai
county, was visitor at the capitol yesterday
superintendent of Public instruction
Klehle will deliver lecture at Cannon Falls
this evening.
Annie Johnson, a cyprian, was locked uI
at central station last night for being drunk
and fast driving on the streets.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday &c
Joe Gardner and Katherine Lehner, Reuben
L. NUNS and Nettie A. Munns.
Senator Keller left last evening for Wash,
lngton, and will be absent several weeks. OH
business il connection with his straw IWine
patent.
A. Basseau, of Pittsburg. "a, stopping al
3S7 Sib!ey street, caused the arrest of Peter
Weber last night on charge of stealing his
watch charm.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed W. A.
Somers upon the plat commission, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of W..
Frank Newell.
Assistant Attorney General Childs, who
has been seriously indisposed for some time,
is progressing favorably, and expects TO be
about the capitol in a week or so.
A. j. Mullen, delegate-elect of the Mime
apolis Typographical union to Atlanta, Ca,
was in the city yesterday, receiving the con-
gratulalions of his many friends here.
The county treasurer report for the month
of February shows balance on hand Jan.
81 Of $685. collected during Febru-
airy, $500, O27.5j: disbnrSe d. 21.2JO.94.
State Commissioner of Statistics Stocken-
strom received the announcement from
Stockholm Sunday that his father, aged sew
enty-two had died there on the previous day.
Judge OTIS has refused to grant new trial
In the ease of John r. Joslyn against George
Hicks et al. The motion for new trial was
made Oh behalf of Hicks and his wife.
Yesterdays health Office report: Scarlet
fever at 5l3 Jackson and % East Seventh
diphtheria at 1874 Charles; membraneous
Group db OJH NOlJn IOAbV AiuClJCA
and two deaths.
C. f. Mailer, of the firm Of Field, Mailer
& Co, was yesterday appointed member of
the board of CONTROL vice Henry Hachtman,
resigned. Mr.. Mahlers appointment will
give entire satisfaction.
c. E. Bunter. an old man. was arrested last
night, charged with burglary. He is sus-
peeled of entering the store at the corner OF
Sixth and Minnesota streets, a week ago, and
stealing a number of shoes.
Thu district court began the March term
yesterday. There were no cases tried. Only
portion OF the calendar was called. One
hundred and eighty-three jury cases and 100
court cases were set for trial.
The Milwaukee road paid its annual tax
on gross earnings for the year yesterday the
amount being Sl4 ',S99.I5 This is the
largest amount ever paid the state by one
company in single payment
The employees Of the building inspectors
office yesterday presented Gates A. Johnson
with q handsome oxidized silver desk set of
seven pieces, handsomely engraved. The
presentation speech was made by Can't.
| Starkey, TO which Mr. johnson appropriately
replied.
The North Side Street Railway company
| has fled articles of incorporation, with a cap
| ital stock of $4,000. The incorporation:
! are D. NJ. and A. B. Robins, of ST. Paul, arc
| r. B. Walker, John NJ. Moon and George P
| Wilson, OF Minneapolis,
The pastors. local preachers, exhorters
class leaders and sunday school superintend
ents of the ST. Paul district of the Methodist
| Episcopal church are requested to meet The
presiding elder Tuesday night at g o'clock IL
the Northwestern book store, III East Thir(
street.
The committee on claims of the council
met Yesterday afternoon. The HendrickSor
claim for extra salary as meat inspector was
recommended 10 pass, none of the witnesse