St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-12
NEWSLETS.

". A. Poland. editor of the Benson Times,
was Il caller at the capitol yesterday
Supt. hiehle was yesterday at Detroit,
Mimi, inspecting the schools of that city
The council committee on streets will meet
al 80 this evening. Citizens interested in
he bridge at the corner of Grove anu Eighth
streets will be represented at the meeting by
4 general delegation.
The ladies of the First NJ f. church viii
hold a sale of fancy articles and dressed dolls
N the church larlors this afternoon and
evening. From Is to chicken pie supper
viii be served for % cents
Papers were filed Yesterday with the secre-
tary of state and state treasurer by the Wi
mona d Southwestern Railway company, IN
creasing Its capital stock S5OO,0U0 The
fees paid on the papers filed amounted to
$3.50
George W. Ash, of Duluth, was yesterday
appointed by GOV. Merriam surveyor general
Of logs and lumber in the Fifth district, vice
Andrew Fraser. resigned. Mr.. Ash is an old
resident OF Duluth, and his appointment is
considered an excellent one.
The sale OF seats for Frank Mayos engage
ment opened briskly at the Harris, and there
Is every prospect that the house will be
packed to overlooking Sunday night when
DaVy Crockett, which occupies the first
half of the week, viii be produced.
The statement made in Minneapolis news
papers yesterday that Gov. Merriam had par
doned W. H. Adamson. convicted last spring
of forgery and sentenced TO eighteen months
Imprisonment, WIS pronounced by the of
fcials in the governors Office as false No
such pardon had been issued.
The ladies of the Peoples church opened
q bazaar and dining rooms in the End1cott
building yesterday, and will continue the at
fractions until tomorrow. The bazaar is
most complete, variety of articles being
displayed. while in the dining rooms a very
fine dinner was served yesterday for 30
cents
The st. Paul Curling club yesterday filed
articles of Incorporation with the secretary
OF state. The gentlemen forming the club
are Charles H. Smith, Henry ". Cory. Will
lam F. Myron. William Rodger, George O.
Nettleton, Duncan C. Murray, Donald Nc
MILAN, Alexander Mccullough and John q.
Hinkel
The board of public works had a session
lasting all yesterday afternoon The COLI
tract for grading the alley in block I6. of
Summit Park addition. was awarded to Chris
topher C. Andrews at bis bid of 1874. A
hearing on the grading of Olive street de-
of property owners.
The commissioners appointed 10 publish
the history of Minnesota regiments during
the civil war yesterday submitted their report
TO the governor. Ten thousand volumes
were published at a cost of SLY per vol
ume. The sum appropriated by the legis-
lature was $4,000, and the excess of 81, 700
over that amount will be met by an appro.
priatiOn Of the next legislature
Jay f. DAVIS, who is charged with forging
jury certificates while acting as deputy clerk
OF the district court, appeared in the munich
pal court yesterday morning and waived ex-
animation. p. w Locke appeared as his at
torney shortly after The waiver WAS made
The court having 10 jurisdiction to fix bail
IN the case, an application win be made to
the district court 10 determine upon the
amount OF bail required
AT the Grand opera house service on Sun
day the Beethoven String quartette will play
some of the rare sacred music of The great
q eIman masters. II will be a chance of nm
usual interest to hear this quartette in ex-
ceHent productions. Mr.. Madden. who
stands at the head of violin players in the
Northwest viii play solo. Rev. W. S.
Vail will preach on Tried for His Life.''
AdJt. Gen. Mullen yesterday issued orders
10 De read TO The various regiments of
The national guard, announcing that in ac-
cordanee with the finding of the court mar
tai, and with the approval of Gov Merriam.
Capt. A. j. Creigh, of Minneapolis, is cen
sured Tor his conduct i'll connection with his
financial transactions with regimental funds.
and Private Clark, of Duluth, is dismissed
dishonorably from the service.
The supreme court yesterday heard the fol-
lowing cases: Sanford S. Small, respond
ent. VS.. Minneapolis Electro Matrix Com
many, ct al, appellants; argued and submit
ted. James L. Moon. as administrator, ETC.,
respondent, VS., The Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, appellant; argued and sub
mitted. David A. Lydiard, respondent: VS.
Samuel H. Chute, appellant: submitted on
briefs. s.. Paul. Minneapolis d. Manitoba
Railroad Company, appellants, VS.. The CITY
OF Minneapolis, respondent: argued and sub.
United.