St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-03
SAINT PAUL.
ITEMS AND ICrCLEs.

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Bank clearapces yesterday were $3.50. 939.
Judge Haseaf r. BTiA made a trip to Min
neapolis yesterday, -
The council committee on streets meets at
the cts hall tonight.
Judge Bril- S1in hold special term of dis
frict coW4 Oh Saturday
A regular meeting of the beard of educa-
tion will DE held on Monday evening at 1880
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W. A. Ritter deputy in the county aud
itois Office, is of duty with an attack OF Ma
grippe"
The council committee on licenses met
yesterday afternoon at the office OF AID.
Kavanagh.
About $4,000 was paid out by City Treas
urer Refs yesterday TO the police and fire de-
partmehts,
information of insanity fled against Henry
Saver His examination will be had to-day
Rtl2 o'clock.
Tonight at the Olympic Harrington and
Eiulpn will have fye-round glove contest
FOR purse of $500.
The calcimine and painting force OF the
federal building is now renoyating the post
master office aud the lower corridors.
ouinby & Abbott have brought an action
with attachment of goods against C. c. Gil
man. The amount claimed is S51212.
Frank Kravenbuhl, who was recently ap-
pointed gauger of liquors, vice j. o Brien,
removed. assumed the duties Of Office yester-
lay.
The election of officers of the West Side
Citizens union for the ensuing year will be
The order of business al the regular meeting
this evening.
The average temperature at midnigh: last
night was deg below zero thermometers
EarvIng from from deg TO deg below at
various points.
A chimney fire in the Minnesota club house
caused the fire department an unnecessary
run to Fourth and Cedar streets at $50 yes
terdsy evening.
Special Judge Ford was on the bench in
the evil branch of the municipal court yes
1erday. Judge Cory being confined to his
room with the influenza.
Early yesterday evening Policemen DAILY
and Carey extInguished fire that had
gained considerable Roadway in the rear Of
the building at ia East Third street.
Next week will be week of opera at the
theaters, "Erminie" and ''Nadiy' at the
Newmarket and ''Said Pasha' at the Harris.
The sale or seats all around will begin this
morning.
The notice to the public that the nurses
directory had neen removed to the Portland
is mistake. Until further motto the direct
DRY will be found as formerly at Al West
Fourth street.
Goldschmfdt, Rachrach & Co. brought an
action against Merriek brothers for $lS3,
claiming that amount due on bill of ex-
-, NV
the First National bank.
The contractors have already begun work
On the substructIre' for the new Broadway
bridge force of workmen are busily en-
gagged driving spiles and building the Gals
Eons- necessary to carry onthe work.
The ST. Paul Methodist Social union will
hold its next meeting this evening in the
parlcrs of the Central Park NJ. E. church.
An election OF officers will be held. Refresh
ments VIII be served at 6 80, sharp.
Fred, Sandal, the special policeman at the
Salvation Army barracks on Dayton's Bluff,
was deprived of his commission yesterday by
Mayor Smith. Sandal was recently arrested
ey Policeman Auderberg for being disOrderly.
A number of the letter carriers are off duty
lick with the grip, and. as all the available
supplementary force is on duty. if the in
Euenza spreads the probability is that the
number of daily deliveries win be reduced,
Tor d. while at least.
Col. Chauueey W. Griggs. OF Tacoma,
Wash, an old and respected citizen of St.
Paul, is visiting in the city. He is an enthu-
siast upon the advantages Of the Pacific
lope, and says that his sales of lumber to
The local trade average 10000 feet per day.
Marriage licenses were issued to William
Is. Covny and Catharine Gahagahan, Paul
Harris Gotzian and Emma Nelson Beebee,
Alexander Leonard and Josephine Narcotic
John Ristow and Julia Krinke, j. W. Dusel
md Augusta Haug Alfred w. f. Spragg and
Flora Nawkweil.
Charles Brown, young man who escaped
from the authorities at Pennington, New
Years day, where he was under arrest for the
larceny of a watch and fur coat. was re-
arrested by Policeman Davis yesterday after
noon OH Seventh street. A Pennington
officer claimed the prisoner last night and re-
turned with him at $50.
The Azotine Manufacturing company g
plant for the disposal of garbage and dead
animals. located on the river bank at the foot
of Western avenue, is ready for business,
and will be put in operation this morning.
Health Commissioner Hoyt has notified all
health inspectors and Department collectors
of garbage to deliver the city's refuse matter
10 the Azounc company hereafter.
Zeno " Guion, jailer at the West Side
police station, was before Mayor Smith yes
terday morning for addressing impudent
language TO his superior officer, Sergt. Hanft.
His resignation was demanded and after
forwards accepted. The mayor then APP
pointed Joseph Guion, the young mans
rather, TO succeed him. The elder Guion re-
signed the position several months ago in
favor Of his son.
l.. j. Heimbach, of the internal revenue
Office. is laid up as q result of runaway on
New Years day. He was driving on Waba-
sha street and the runners OF the cutter
struck the street car rail in turning, upset
ting it and throwing Mr.. Heimbaeh out. He
held on TO the horse for a time and was
dragged some distance, resulting in severe
bruises. The horse got loose and ran to Uni
Versity avenue, where it was secured. The
cutter was demolished.
The so-called Nationalist club" will meet
Rt the rooms Of the educational and indus,
trial union, IL est Fourth street, on Friday
evening. Jan. 5. at o'clock. Miss S. B.
Bcals will read a report of q lecture by Gen.
Francis A. Walker-an adverse criticism OF
''Looking Backward" H. Y. Russell will
read paper in reply. There being few con
Guned Nationalist in the club, there is
talk Of change of name. The meetings
are open for all who will come.
ST. PAUL PERSONALS,