St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-10
HERE AND THERE NOTES,

Bank clearances yesterday were 1913, 1876.
Scarlet fever prevails at go jackson
street.
A marriage license was granted to Ashley
r. White Jr., of Hamiltonc ounty, Ohio, and
Jessie E. Stebbins.
The regular meeting Of the Jobbers' union
will be held at the chamber Of commerce on
Saturday afternoon at clock.
1t probably that the grand jury will COM
plete its labors to-day, including the visits to
the city and county institutions.
In the case of Thomas Couture against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, there
was averdict IN favor of the defendant.
The assets of Merrick brothers who recent
ly became insolvent win amount to about
$4,000, with liabilities aggregating Sls,uoO.
Supt. Myers came down and took James
Coyne, who was convicted of grand larceny
IN the second degree, TO St. Cloud yesterday.
The examination of Alfred j. Arbuckle,
with a view of having guardian appointed
was still being heard il the probate court
yesterday.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Consolidated
Cloak company has brought an action
against q. Weiss for $1,000, balance for
goods sold.
vessels. has gone to Washington, d. c., to
attend the annual meeting of the board of
supervising inspectors which meets on the
18th inst.
In the cause of Emily Chambers against
the st. Louis Boom company, the Jury rem.
dered verdict for $l,7o9 in favor of Emily
Chambers.
The Nationalist club will tonight have the
4n- loo
was postponed TO give place to the lecture
by Mr.. Chubb.
ST. Paul Division No. 81 brotherhood of
Railway Conductors, will give their first an
nual ball this evening at Pythian hall, 63
East Fifth street.
Gen. r. W. johnson and Can't. Peter Ber-
key will represent the chamber of commerce
as pall-bearers at the funeral of the late c..
D. Strong to-day.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon
for the arrest of young man named Ben
Munson. Annie Gartner was the complain
ant alleging bastardy.
The movement among the retail clothing
clerks for Sunday closing, is being vigorously
agitated. and the point viii doubtless be
gained for the statesmen.
The Powers Dry Goods company has
Land and Town company to recover SI,1O7,-
81 on promissory note.
The Lugen Furniture company yeterday
filed amended articles with the secretary of
state. The location of the company is changed
from Wabasha TO North st. Paul.
Mrs Hermann Carnes, the Boston temper
ance lecturer, will shortly give a series of
lectures in ST. Paul upon the effects of drink
on the natives of the interior of Africa.
In the case of William Manning against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company, the jury brought in verdict for
$4,000 in favor of Manning, for personal
damages.
The regular weekly meeting of the Central
W. C. t. y. viii be held at their rooms, No.
20 East Seventh, this afternoon at ) O'Clock.
A general attendance of all the members is
desired.
Gov. Ramsey has given $1,000 to the
library fund. Several other large contribu-
lions are promised. and subscription books
will undoubtedly be placed in the chamber
Of commerce.
M. Peterson, a laborer, picked up consid-
cradle sum of money yesterday morning at
the Corner of Wabasha and Fifth streets,
and turned it over to all officer at the central
police station.
A young son Of Elmer Marnett while play
ing with a cat last Friday, was bitten on the
wrist by the animal and is suffering from
blood poisoning in consequence. DR.. Dorion
is attending the case.
Pitt Ward and Mike Delaney, two local
pugs gave an impromptu exhibition last
evening on East Seventh street. Delaney
landing heavily several times on his oppo-
nent's jaw, greatly to the delight Of on look.
ers.
Secretary Evans, of the labor commission.
yesterday received the sad intelligence of the
death of his brother-in-law, w. A. Chapman.
of the st. James journal. The immediate
cause of death was infammatory rheumat-
ism.
child three weeks old was found on the
doorstep of the Home of the Good Shepherd
by the sisters and taken to police headquar-
ters yesterday. Lieut.. Morgan, of the police
force sent the child to the founding hos
pital.
Andrew johnson, ali empioye in the freight
| department of the Omaha railroad, was Sc
verely hurt yesterday afternoon by piece of
iron falling on his leg. He was taken to his
home in Swede Hollow by the central patrol
| wagon.
Attorney II. J. Grannis of Faribault Maj.
J. A. Eckstein, j. Kless and r Husing,
prominent citizens of New Ulm; Hon. j. A.
Tawney, Of Winona; Capt. ". G. Brunson,
| of saltwater, were callers yesterday at the
| capitol.
The cause OF Mrs. C. C. Booth against the