St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-19
ITEMIzED INFORMATION.

James Doyle was sent up for thirty days for
vagrancy yesterday.
P. Smith will be examined to-day before
Judge Morrison touching his sanity.
John H. Ives has sued Edward N. Armit to
recover 500 as attorney fees.
A quorum of the council committee on
gas was not present at last nights meeting.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon and transacted routine
business.
man calling himself Rev. Mr.. .Cuffney
is working in st. Paul collecting money for
foreign missions. He is a fraud.
Henry thinner and John KRIS were ar
rested by Detective DAILY last night on charges
of picking pockets and vagrancy.
Collector of Customs Col. c. G. Edwards,
left last night for tour of the supports OF
entry along the Rainy river boundary.
The secretary of state has receiued a Sec
ond lot of the Minnesota tax laws, which
were recently compiled by Assistant Attor-
ney General Childs.
In the case of Bennett & Warner against
Frank E. Satterlee funds in the hands of
Jilson d Sowden have been garnished to sat
isfy claim for S41.
L
will speak at the mems mission, 139 East
Seventh street. this evening. All are invited
to attend. No charge.
The certificates of the nomination by the
Democratic county convention of candidates
for the various offices were filed yesterday in
the county auditors office.
John Burns, charged with robbing Mike
Samuelson last Sunday night, appeared in
Al, ,.@l;1 -1nr- nIn
continued until to-day with $500 bail.
An action in admiralty practice instituted
before United States Commissioner Spencer,
against the steamer Ruby, by an employe, to
recover wages, was dismissed yesterday.
Corlies, Chapman d Drake have COM
menced an action against Martin j. Lee and
others to enforce a mechanics lien for
Si72.3 80 on lot 5, block l, of AtWater Street
addition.
Corlies. Chapman g. Drake have com
menced an action against John j. Lee and
others to enforce mechanics lien for
$172.3O on lot 4, block /, of Atwater Street
addition.
man named Frank Mitchell broke his leg
Sunday near Elmo by fall from threshing
machine. Yesterday he was taken by the
Ducas street patrol wagon TO his home No
426 West Seventh street.
Louis Halpin, the tough who attacked
officer Gruber some time ago, and who was
arrested Saturday night for attempting to
shoot bartender who refused him drink,
was let off with fine of SIS yesterday.
C. H. Slocum, late of the Glencoe Register,
has presented the State Historical society
with 4 % magazines, five bound and eight
unbound volumes; also one bound volume
r Az g IL Mo,,1 bot
Union, and eight volumes of the Blue Earth
City Post, papers formerly published by
him.
The National Family Apothecary company
of Minneapolis, yesterday filed articles OF III
corporation with the secretary of state. The
capital stock is $4,000, and the Incorporate
ors are c. H. Blickfeldt Gunnir Norgreun,
f. Bencaka and Axel Il. Solberg, of Mime
apolis.
Louis Kohlmann & Son have commenced
all action against the Netherlands-American
Land company, John c.. Fleischer and Elise
c. Fleischer, to enforce mechanics lien for
Sl35 against lots 20 and 3d. block %, of
Mackubn u Marshall's addition, belonging
to John e. Fescher.
James Near James Shannon, Frank Kelly
and William Rodgers, the youths arrested by
Detectives henaly ana DAILY for the Rutner-
ford burglary, were arraigned in the police
court yesterday. Near, the one who was
identified by Eva Rutherford, was charged
with larceny and the case continued until
to-day. The others were charged with va
grancy and given thirty days each.
Another daylight burglary was committed
last Sunday morning at the house of James
". Busby on Armstrong street near West
II oo11,,
when they returned they found that the
house had been thoroughly ransacked. Moth
ing was missing but SIS, which had been
secreted in a bureau drawer. The house had
been entered through one of the back win
dOWs