St. Paul daily globe., 1890-02-01
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

The county committee On claims meet TO-
day at l0a. m.
One hundred ano three liquor licenses have
SO Tar been issued.
W. A Poland. of the Benson Times called
at the capitol yesterday.
The health Office report for January shows
q total of Ill deaths and 26S births.
The board of county examiners will hold
regular meeting on Monday, at 10 a. m.
The county commissioners have removed
into the private Office of the health Office.
e. Moshey was arrested last evening for
stealing fur oYercoat from a man named
Lanson.
No more jury cases win be taken up by
Judge Nelson, of the federal court, until
Monday.
The receipts of the state insurance depart
ment tor January, 1890. were: From taxes,
$27,4lS.7S; from fees. 81, OF.
For the month of January the building in
spector issued eighty-three permits, the val
uation OF which was 81 ,02O.
The residence of II. Wolf. 633 Martin
street, was damaged 10y fire about i 80 last
night to the extent of 500, covered 10y in
surance.
Marriage licenses were issued to Charles
Gesiene Eiehhorn, John Beck and Christina
Sielenberg.
Yesterdays bank clearing were S541.-
$3.50. The clesrings for January were
Sl7,l67. 100 81. For the same month III
1850. S16,177, ,6SS O3.
DFrank Franski was arrested by a deputy
sheriff yesterday, upon a warrant of the
municipal court He Is charged by Fannie
Bodesh with bastardy.
pBethesda Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 1. l.
.. o. F.. has adopted appropriate resolutions
on the death of Charles D. Strong, past
grand master and grand representative.
The receipts at the county treasurers Office
for the month of january were S5O,479 67:
disbursements S3l, ,O62.l5 balance on hand
Jan. 1. S4l, ,765. .48; balance on hand Jan
81. SOL
The health Office bulletin yesterday read:
Scarlet fever at 723 Holly and 1878 st. An
thony; diphtheria at 34l Goodhue. 557 Mar
shall and 535 Mississippi; seven marriages
and twelve births.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen has received the resig-
nations of Capt. Charles H. Tasker of Com
pany b, OF Anoka, and Capt. VI j. Ro sskoff
of Company A. of New Ulm. Elections for
new officers viii be called later.
The January term calendar of the district
court is nearly exhausted. The cases of
barry Palmer against the Pioneer Press CON-
pany, and Gray Bros against Hayes & elem
inger viii be called this morning.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Home for the Friendless association will be
held at the home. 469 Collins street, Tuesday,
Feb. 4, at 10 a. m. a full and prompt at
tendance is desired.
EThe members of the Young Barristers' as
sociation were addressed last evening by E.
r. Ozmun upon The subject of 1.-THE Rela-
dons Between Husband and Wife" The lee
tuTe was the last of a series of six. There
was good attendance.
Burton, the pawnbroker who figured in the
police court Thursday, explained to the sat
iSfaction of Chief Clark and Detective O'Con.
nor yesterday that there was no intention of
fraud or disguise in his entry of the stolen
watch.
In the case of David Swaak against N P
Langford and j. F. Dunlap. Judge Brill rem
dered judgement for Swaak, thus perma.
nently enjoining the maintenance of cess
pools or vaults by Langford and Dunlap at
their premises III Rice & Irvine's addition.
Gov. Melette. of South Dakota, now in
Chicago, wired Secretary Tallmadge of the
chamber of commerce that he has been
called home and can not be Ia St. Paul On
very flattering in Chicago and highly sue
cessful.
The proposed banquet by the Bar associ
alton. in honor of the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of Judge Wilkins services on the hench.
has been indefinitely postponed at the re
quest of the judge himself, who does not
desire it to be given while occupying the
position of judge.
City Treasurer Refs report for the last
month shows: Balance, SS7,9I5.Ol; re-
ceipts, 1921, t24.59: disbursements, 1851.
569.57: balance. S2i1, S00.03; total, S g.
369.6O. The board of education statement
Is: Balance, S6.3l7.72; receipts. SI75,-
02766; disbursements. S1SI.lI3.39; bal
ance, Sl3l.99; total, SlSl, ABS.
Jennie De Rusha has applied 10 the district
court for a divorce from William De Rusha.
Sne alleges that she is eighteen years old and
her husband thirty They were married
July s. 1886, and lived together little over
two months. when the husband deserted
her, since when he has not contributed to
to her support She asks the privilege of re-
sumlng her maiden name Jennie Dumas.
Patrick Curry. one of The oldest employees
OF the Pioneer Press company. died at Il so
last night al his home, ia Robert street. at
the age of forty-eight. For twenty-one
years ne has been engineer for the COMPANY
He was one OF the founders of the Father
Mathew society and a man of uublemished
integrity. For some time he has been a SUI
ferer from kidney trouble. for which an uu-
successful operation was recently performed.
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