St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-30
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page 4.
ALL SORTS.

Fri Coggshall of Miles City, Mont, had
cattle at the Union stockyards yesterday.
Rev r. c. Mosher will speak at the mems
mission. 13S East Seventh street, this even I
ing.
a thousand head of Montana cattle went
Fast from south st. Paul Sunday and yester-
day.
James McDonough was arrested and jailed
yesterday, charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
A special meeting of the council will be
held this afternoon at 8 clock TO consider
The tax levy estimates.
Fred 5. Rosskopf brings suit against Peter
johnson and Carrie X. johnson to recover
S22o a promissory note.
The feeding barns at the South ST. Paul
distillery have become so filled with cattle
that new barn will be erected there at once.
Simon Eyjen and John ]. Lee have brought
q claim against Patrick II. Doudel to recover
Sits Oh account of erecting dwelling
house
Simon Evjen and John J. Lee have COM
menced an acton against William Coffey to
recover SLID on account of erecting
dwelling house.
The state library at the capitol yesterday
received copies OF the 18th Colorado Law
Report. l3Jth Illinois Report and laws of
the state of New York for 1890.
j. NJ. Redding, a popular deputy IN the
Office of clerk of the district court returned
yesterday morning from several weeks So
journ i'll New York and New Jersey.
The case of Arlie Gordon, charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon, was tried by
jury yesterday afternoon in the municipal
court The Gordon woman was acquitted.
Domini Tannito, diminutive Italian, is
Charged with having stolen a number of
pairs of spectacles from a drug store on
West Seventh street. and will have hearing
Monday next.
The extensive fire at Fowler Brothers Chi
cago packing house has caused a much
greater demand for light bacon hogs by the
Minnesota Packing company in which the
Fowlers are interested heavily.
Fire broke ont i'll the basement of the
premises occupied by the Goodyear Rubber
company at l3l East Third street last night
III q o'clock. PROMPT action by the depart
ment held the damages down to $500.
Henry Flea was in the municipal court
yesterday charged with forging an order for
Il suit OF clothes and obtaining the latter
from George Gallagher. The case was con-
tinued to OcG. l, bail in the sum of $1,000.
Insurance Inspector Bailey is slowly re-
covering, and was able yesterday to converse
for few moments. He lost his power of
speech entirely during his sickness, and at
one time it was feared that he could not
possibly recover.
The adjutant general has received under
the dependant pension bill over 600 appli-
cations since July 8, when the bill went into
force The claims have been sent TO the
pension bureau at Washington d. c., and
IL r, E.,
weeks
Katherine McBeals. as executriX of the
estate of James b. Beals, has appealed from
an order made by the probate court refusing
10 allow Il claim against the estate of John
Wagner. James B. Beals was attorney.
ana his estate claims balance of 81, 30 for
Professions. ryices.
Barry ana Fay. with "McHenna's Flirta-
tion, drew large house at the Newmarket
last evening. The engagement concludes to-
morrow evening. Sale of seats open to-day
for the Private Secretary TO be put on the
Newmarket boards Thursday evening for the
remainder OF the week.
committee of the Junior Pioneer associ-
alton appointed to revise the constitution
met last evening. and made many i'm portant
changes in the laws governing their mem
bers. The revision will be submitted to the
fail organization Tuesday, Oct. 8, and all
members are earnestly requested to be pres
ent as the changes are important and all
should vote on them.
The railroad commissioners will next week
make a trip of Inspection over the Great
Northern road. 1t has been arranged that
the commissioners will visit TWO towns each
day. and will therefore necessitate the com
mission dividing into two parties. The route
will be as follows: Oct. 6, Ada and Beltrami;
Oct. z, Croellston, and from IL a. IN. until
/ 80 p. m.. Fosston; Oct. g. Warren and
Stephen: Oct. g. Argyle and Donaldson; Oct.
10, Halleck and st. Vincent.
Articles of incorporation were fled yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Mime
apolis Land and Investment company, of
Minneapolis, with capital stock of $780,,
600. The incorporates are T. B. Walker,
C. G. Goodrich, L. T. Menage. H. F. Broom,
Thomas Lowry, r. c. Haywood, Charles A.
Pilsburv, George II. Chrinstian, G. G. Bos-
hart. A. n. Allen, secretary all of Minneapo-
lis. The fees paid TO the state treasurer on
the incorporation papers amounted to $775.