St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-04
SAINT PAUL.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Bank clearences yesterday were S673.59S.
Swan a. Ponthan, deputy city comptroller
is confined 10 his home with lung fever.
Bircher post G. A. R., installed officers
last evening at their hall on the West side.
The state medical examining board will
Tuesday next hold a meetingat the state cap
lluI.
". a. Poland. Of Benson Times. and 2. B
Page, OF Mazeppa, were callers at the capitol
yesterday.
The residence of E. E. Van Soelcn, at 500
Clark street, was slightly damaged by fire
early yesterday morning.
Charles Hook. the old man who smashed
the window of Robert street restaurant,
was sent out for sixty days.
Marriage licenses were issued TO Joseph
Bernhardt and Frances Wolff; Ole Edward
Swenson and Helena Hansen.
The special council committee to investi-
gate the records of the municipal court will
meet al 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Wage Farmers COOPERATIVE Homo as
ISOLATION viii meet tonight at Labor hall, 70
East seventh street. y. Ii. sharp.
Is. F. Stuhl was yesterday admitted by the
supreme court to practice in the courts of this
BLate upon certificate from the supreme
court OF New York.
MeGuiggan & Schnele, the plumbers who
recently became insolvent, have filed a sched-
ule showing their assets 10 be S7l4.57, and
liabilities, 81, 364,4I.
The Continental Saving, Loan and Building
company, of St Paul, under the law reguat-
ing building and loan societies, Yesterday
fled with the state auditor securities amount
ing TO S25,75u.
Deports of diphtheTia were received at the
healih Office yesterday from 1927 Marion
street, 66l Topping street and "a Hoffman
avenue. Scarlet fever prevails at 1883
Auburn avenue.
The two cases pending in the federal
eago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway com
pany for violating the interstate commerce
law were discussed.
James Donlin of 10 West Exchange street.
a former member Of the firm of Donlin Bros.
contractors and builders. was appointed to
the police force yesterday by Mayor Smith,
TO succeed Lou Cornick.
Paul Stencil. a young laborer living at the
corner of Dale and Thomas streets, fell upon
the sidewalk in West st. Paul yesterday
forenoon and sustained compound frac.
ture of his left leg. He was taken TO the city
hospital.
Madeline Frelinghuysen. recently arrested
Tor secreting stolen property in her house of
prostitution at Z Hill street, waived examina-
ton and was held to the grand jury In de-
fault of S 800 bail she was remanded to the
county jail.
The r. E. Jones company, incorporated
yesterday TO do general commission bust
ness at " abasha, Will have capital stock of
$4,000. The incorporators are r. E. Jones,
Perlie Jones, James E. Lawrence and A. G.
Lawrence, OF Wabasha.
The HARRISON Variety Store company, of
Minneapolis, yesterday filed articles of incor
poration with the secretary of state. The i'll
RI orators are u. Harrison, Sarah c. Harri-
son and George Borden, Of Minneapolis and
the capital stock i $4,000.
a suit has been commenced in the United
States court against the Hali-Ducey Lumber
company, of Minneapolis. to recover
S5.57S.l5, in which IL is claimed that the
lumber company converted TO its nse certain
timber belonging to the government.
Yesterday. in the supreme court a motion
for the re-argument of the cases of Carroll A.
Nye. appellant, VS.. John IL. Swan ct al, re-
spondenls and The ST. Paul g. Northern Pa
ciic Railway Company. respondent. VS..
George B. Bradbury ct al, appellants, was
den ell.
NOrmania library society, the Oldest and
most popular Norwegian society in st. Paul,
hoi Is its New Years festival at Turner nail
tonight. T. Jurgens will give magic lantern
exhibitions, and the popular and imposing
figure of Maj. A. C. Fiese will be nj the head
of the column during the grand march.
John n. Carroll, of st. Paul, died Thursday
az Denver, Col. whittier he had gone a short
time ago in search of health. The deceased
was well known here two of his sisters be-
ing nuns. The remains will arrive probably
Sunday or Monday, and the funeral will
take place from the residence of his mother,
500 Martin street.
In the case of Elizabeth Commisky against
the heirs of Thomas Carver, Judge Otis has
decided that the proceedings of the probate
court in regard to the will Of Carver are void
bee use of iIregularity in the notice pub
lished, and that the deed of Jane Carver. the
widow, to Mrs. Commisky gave her an in
terest for the life of the widow only; but
that this decision is not to be binding upon
any devise of estate provided by the will i'll
case it is hereafter properly probated.
E. p. Mccullough, representing Colgate &
CO.. Of New York. one of the largest and old
est manufacturers of toilet soa ps and per
tumeTy in the United States, will hereafter
make his headquarters in ST. Paul-Minne-
apolis, his territory covering Wisconsin, Min
ne>ota and Dakota. Mr.. McCullough's ex-
tensive acquaintance with the trade through
the Northwest viii be of great advantage to
him. For many years Mac represented the
wholesale house of Moves Bros & Cutler, of
this city.