St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

of Chicago, have commenced an action
against Potts Bros. to recover $1,554.67 for
money advanced and for commissions on
purchases Of vegetables and fruits.
force of workmen yesterday evening and
last night took out the brick psrtltl2n Pc
tween the two transcribing rooms Of the reg
lister of deeds Office. A frame and glass one
will be put in place of the old one.
Insurance Commissioner Bailey yesterday
certified the American Employers Liability
Insurance Company of Jersey City, N. j., to
do business in this state. The company has
capital cash amounting to Sl50O0O, and
does an accident business.
William ONell. one of the Morris stree
gang captured by officer Coveny last Thurs
day, was given ninety days in the workhouse
yesterday for larceny. Frank Mccarthy and
John Harris, of the same gang, were given
thirty days each for vagrancy.
The funeral of Louis Julien will occur on
Sunday afternoon. the Goth inst, at p. M,
from st. Louis church. The members of the
Society Union Franchise of which he was
member. will meet at their hall in st. Louis
school, at 2 p M of that day, to take action
In regard to said funeral.
Christina Haveroold has commenced an &C.
ton for divorce from Lars P. Haveroold.
They were married at DEBORAH. To-, in 1880,
The grounds for divorce are stated to be de-
sertion for three years and cruel treatment.
The wife asks leave to resume her maiden
name-Christina Tanning.
State Superintendent Kiehle has arrange d
for thirty-6ve fall institutes. DIR. l.. B.
Sperry has charge of the institutes, and the
staff of conductors and instructors are Profs.
c. w. G. Hyde, j. T. McCleary, w. W. Pen
dergast. W. F. Rocheleau, G. E. Knappen,
Sanford Miles, Mrs. Beady and Mrs. E. K.
Jacques.
Acker Post Relief corps will have services
at soldiers home at Minnehaha this after
noon. All members of the G. A. R. and
their families, Sons of Veterans and all
friends are invited to go. The Mike Davis
will leave from the foot of Jackson street at
1 o'clock sharp. Twenty-Five cents for the
round trip.
For the past few days G.. W. Little, clerk
in the Northern Pacific Offices has shown
signs of slight insanity Yesterday it was
thought best by his friends that he be con-
fined, and, accordingly, he was placed in
charge of Sheriff Bean. His parents reside
in New York. They were telegraphed for at
once. The case is not considered serious
one.
A careful. observing business man salu yes
terday, 1.-The wire edge is being worn of
business, and trade is beginning to cut its
way smoothly. There seems TO be employ
ment for all workingmen in st. Paul. The
prospect TOR crops in the Northwest is good
improvements in the way of building i'll st.
Paul are extensive. On the whole st. Paul is
in prosperous condition. 1t is true bust
ness is not in f1ated but times are better than
they have been for two years or more"
There is an anxiety among st. Paul Demo-
Gratis to have the state convention called at
once and to be up and at the Republican tick
ct. The feeling among thinking Democrats
is that the chances for q state victory are as
sure as anything In politics can be, and they
believe that with a good state ticket the
democrats can win, hands down.
''These are not money making or money
saving times for working people" said st.
Paul real estate man yesterday. ut is true
there has been activity in real estate deals in
ST. Paul, and there are great many build
ings going up. But the purchases of real es-
tate have been almost exclusively confined to
men of means. The buildings are being
erected by men who have made money in
past years There are very few cheap houses
being erected by men of limited means for
homes. The buildings going up are for tene-
ments. stores, offices, or expensive dwellings.
AS have already stated, men who earn their
living by days of labor are not making more
than enough to meet present needs"