St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


The county board of abatement will meet
to-day at 10 a. m.
A meeting of the committee on streets will
be held on Friday evening.
Diphtheria was reported at 2S2 DAILY street
to the health Office yesterday.
The outlook for the next twenty-four hour
Is for fair weather and stationary temper
ature.
The admiring friends of Dennis Ryan have
presented him with a Panama hat valued at
$IT5.
The collections in the Office of internal
revenue for the month CT September aggre
gate SIT. .995.45.
Hardness & Russell have commenced an
action against Robert F. Ward and others to
recover 5000 on promissory note.
The teachers of all the city schools were
paid off yesterday, the amount disbursed
from the treasurer's Office being S37.00
The fire and police departments drew their
salaries yesterday, as well as the employees of
City offices. The total amount was $4,000.
Michael D. Stanley and wife have sold lot
6. block 2. of Bazille G. Roberts addition to
West st. Paul, TO Martin j. Swenson, for
$50. .OOO
Capt. Walsh. of the Ducas street police sta
ton, reports but forty-five arrests for Sep
tember, against seventy-two for the preced-
ing month.
P.F. johnson and William Jones have
brought all action against j. VI. Tracy to re-
cover S146 so on judgment rendered in
Pembina county, South Dakota.
Thifty-eight cars of cattle and fourteen
cars of sheep. all Montana stock. went east
from South ST. Paul yesterday over the Chi
cago, st. Paul q Kansas City railway.
Among the callers at the capitol yesterday
were P. J. Mcclure, Republican candidate
for state auditor, and Joseph Wilson. of Hud-
son. Wis, cousin of Attorney General
Clapp.
The police and fire departments, together
with the employees of the city Offices, yester-
day received their salaries for the month of
September. The amount paid out was
$4,000.
Supt Mcguire, of the Kansas City line,
was out at 8 o'clock yesterday morning u.s.
ing his busy prod-pole on large lot of West
ern cattle. He is an adept on loading and car
ing for Montana stock.
Articles of incorporation were received
from the State Bank of St James, with cap
tai OF $3.50 The bank will commence
business on Oct Is, and will receive GER
tificate in accordance with the law.
EDurng the last month the building in
spector issued 30S permits for erection of
new buildings, to cost S656. $50. During the
month of September last year 365 permits
were issued for buildings to cost $641 200.
Attorney General Clapp will speak to-mor-
row at the agricultural fair at Halleck, when
Gov. Merriam and Secretary of State Mattson
viii also deliver addresses. The attorney
gene raj will stump Otter Tail county next
week.
The state bank examiner yesterday re-
ceiYed a certificate from the Metropolitan
Bank of Minneapolis, announcing an in
crease of capital from 500, 900 to $50, 00O
The certificate was placed on file, and
passed
Rev. E. c. Mitchell will preach in the
Union Protestant church on Lexington ave-
nue., north Of Lake Como, in Rose township
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. His subject
viii be What Is the Bible and How Shall
We Understand It?''
The friends of August L. Tileman, con-
duetor Of the First Regiment band, will
tender him a benefit on the 18th. in the
Armory hall, in appreciation of his services
during many years. A dance will be one of
the many attractions at the benefit.
EArchbishop Ireland received a telegram
late on Tuesday evening from Bishop Tache
of Winnipeg, announcing the death of q
the bishop to be present at the funeral
Archbishop ireland left on the. late train for
Duluth en- route to Winnipeg, and win re-
turn Saturday.
The meteorological summary, prepared by
Sergeant Lyons, of the United States signal
service. for last month gives the following
Mean barometer, 80 O5; highest barometer,
3O.53; lowest. $3.50; mean temperature,
5s; highest temperature, Sd; lowest, 81
There were ID cloudless days, partly
cloudy, - cloudy. The dates of frosts were
18th, 10th, Goth, 22th, 9th, 2sth and Goth.
The qIarterlymeeling of the tin. shee;
iron ana cornice makers was largely attended
at their hall at the corner of Exchange and
Third streets last evening Arrangements
were completed for grana ball to be given
IN Turner hall Oct. 81. The union is one OF
the strongest i'll the city. and will no doubt
give one of the pleasanlest dances of the
season.
j. Fl. Smith, sheriff Of Becker county, yes
terday presented a bill of expenses TO the
state auditor for conveying two prisoners
Charles White and Michael Sullivan, who
were convicted of grand larceny in the frs
degree, ard sentenced TO six years imprison
ment in states ptiso:-from Detroit to Still
water. Tie bill amounted to S69.O2, and
was passed by the auditor.