St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-02
SAINT PAUL.
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

alarms during last month.
The committee on claims of the council
will meet Monday afternoon.
Senator Halvorson, of Albert Lea, was
caller at the capitol yesterday.
The fire and police departments were yes
terday paid SIS. 5000 January salarie s.
The public library viii be closed Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose of taking an
inventory.
The committee on claims of the hoard OF
county commissioners met yesterday and
audited the January bills.
W. C. Brown, of Winons. agent Of the Wi
mona & st. Peter Land company, called on
Auditor Braden yesterday.
The Minneapolis Veckoblad Publishing
Company fled articles of incorporation wit b
Secretary Matson yesterday.
st. Luke's Aaid society will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. X. c.
Gooding. of 643 Olive street.
The ceremonies of Candlemas will be cele-
brated at the cathedral beginning at 10.
Archbishop Ireland breaches.
There will be meeting this afternoon OF
the st. Paul Athletic club at their rooms,
corner Seventh and Sibley streets.
The total collections of internal revenue for
the district of Minnesota during the month
Of January aggregate S216, 535.49.
Maggie Bradley, the notorious old-timer,
was sent to the county Jail last night. Mag
gle was disorderly upon the streets.
Louis Liverpool Jr., colored boy. was
locked up last evening on charge of pilfer-
ing from lower Seventh street store.
Yesterdays bank clearlngs were $751;
557oS; for the week. S3.764, 1874; cor
responding week last year. 5000, BOG. 80.
The monthly business meeting of the
White Shield league will be held Monday aft
ernoon. o'clock. at 210 West Fifth street.
All court cases not reached on the January
calendar of the district court will be called
upon Monday morning for the purpose of
Te-setting them,
The case OF G. B. Colgrove, charged with
Tobbiug mail boxes, was continued for two
weeks by Commissioner Spencer upon ap-
plication of Colgrove.
Health officers report yesterday: Menlbra-
nous Group at 6s7 Blair, diphtheriaat 1868
Marion and 42S Bremen, thirty-two births.
three marriages and one death.
hereafter the First Regimental band. N.
g.. will be known as Kleist & Tillman's Regi-
mental band. All business will be transacted
by Mr.. Kleist. 1877 West Fifth street.
An Indian uamed Ohmodah entered into a
personal recognizance yesterday, to appear
before the federal court TO answer a charge
of assaulting one Of his race on the Indian
reservation.
Vega society will give gre nd annual mas
querade ball at new Turner hall Thursday
evening, Feb. 6. Cash to the amount of S25
will be given to the finest costume and the
most comical
The Eighth Ward Political club will hold a
meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock. in
their hall on Front street, Como Villas. ANY
one entitled to vote who lives in the Eighth
ward is invited to be present.
The February term of the district court
opens tomorrow. Five struck juries are
summoned to appear for the trial of special
causes, commencing tomorrow. The Janu-
arv term jury calendar was cleared up yester-
day.
:. special meeting of the st. Paul and Min
neapolls Passenger association was held at
the depot yesterday in connection with the
arrangement of excursion rates for the dele
gates to the National Educational associa-
ton.
The state public school library committee,
consisting mostly of Superintendent Kiehle,
met at the Ryan Friday evening and pre-
pared list of l, 100 volumes, bids for the
furnishing of which will soon be advertised
for.
James Il. Burns. of the Herald, has
wearied of his chop house and bachelor
quarters experience, and next Wednesday
morning at o'clock will be married at the
Assumption church to u lady from Milwau-
kee, Wis.
The annual meeting of the Women's Free
Dispensary Aid society will be held Tuesday
in the University Dispensary building, No.
204 West Ninth street. at 2:30 o'clock. The
election of officers for the ensuing year will
take place at that time.
Mitchell & SPHINX, insolvents filed q sched-
ule showing liabilities to be Sl7, OF, and
total assets Sl5, 946.11, divided as follows:
Stock Of tobacco, cigars, etc., $2,266.16;
bills receivable S7Sp. go; real estate, 81, 200;
book accounts, S1l.599.35.
Trafford N. Jayne and Robert F. Hutton
have been examined by the special commit
tee, and found qualified to practice law. The
committee reports that Hutton is not a oiti-
zen of the United States, but has declared
his intention of becoming such.
Engineer John OF the Omaha fell
from his cab at tn street bridge yester-
day morning in such d manner as so have his
right leg crushed by the wheels of the freight
train he was hauling. He was taken to ST.
OOSepu uOSplIdl anu Iu6 lex Wds dIQpuL6IGQ
by Drs. Murphy and Hoyt.
Marriage licenses were issued to Joseph
Kreivauek and Marie st astny, Frank Stranske
and Fannie BodesGh, Fred Facke and Schal-
lotte Senkler, John Ammison and Lula Falk,
Samuel B. Mosier and Georgiana Delaney,
Albania Bougie and Louisa Lobrosse. John
LungstTom and Alma Nelson,
r. Kavanaugh, railroad man, was ar
rested last night by officers Rafter and Roen-
ish on a charge of disorderly conduct and
carrying concealed weapons. Kavanaugh
was locked up and bail refused. He entered
Scheffer's saloon under the hill. and drawing
revolver cleaned out the place. No person
was seriously hurt however. Kavanaugh
was full of ''pete" whisky.
The announcement that A. a. Mowbray
will give an illustrated lecture on India
Wednesday evening in the Christ church
guild hall is attracting good deal of inter-
est from people interested in the marvellous
country Mr.. Mowbray has seen the things
which he describes, and will show about 100
illustrations of the wonders OF that far-oR
land.
new dwelling house belonging to NJ Jen-
nings, 1l9 Geranium street, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last night. Engines No. and
responded to an alarm, but as the fire was
assistance. The house was a story and
half frame, worth 81. 400. and was insured
for $500. The fire originated from a stove
placed in the house for the purpose of dry.
ing the paint.
The Hekla Insurance company, of Mad
ison, Wis, the Boston Marine Insurance
company, of Boston. and the Oshkosh Mu-
tual. or Oshkosh, have Withdrawn from Min
nesota, and TWO new companies, the Equita-
bic, of Minnesota, and the German Veter-
ans, both of Mankato, have been admitted
by Insurance Commissioner Bailey to do
business in the state.
The E. and L union, Al West Fourth
street. having secured the services of capa-
bic and experienced teacher of the Graham
and Pitman systems of stenography, are pre-.
pared to give instructions in shorthand and
typewriting at terms far below the usual
rates. All lovers of vocal music should re-
member the instructions of Miss Marguerite
Morton at their rooms on Monday evening