St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-12
SAINT PAUL.
REPoRToRIAL ROUNDUP.

Bank clearfngs yesterday were S7S6,53S. do.
Thirteen births and two deaths were re-
pored yesterday.
The advance sale of seats for Kellar, at the
Newmarket, WIS very large.
Joseph Wolfangel will be tried to-day by
Judge Morrison upon a claim of insanity.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry CALVIN took
place yesterday morning from the cathedral
E. H. Sothern, by special request. win give
1.-THE Highest Bidner'' at the Newmarket to-
night
The owner of two English pointer dogs can
recover the same by calling upon Capt. Bres-
Bette, at police headquarters.
The change of grade on Fairview street
came up yesterday before the board Of pub
lie works, and again went over to future
date.
The Presbyterian alliance, which was to
have met this week, FRIDAY evening, is post
poned for one week. and will meet in Dayton
Avenue church.
Warrants were made out BY the comp
troller yesterday in payment for the eight
new school buildings erected last year. The
total amount was 100000.
Richard Powers has made an assignment OF
all his merchant tailoring and other effects
for the benefit of his creditors. Matthew
Gallagher, of Minneapolis. is the assignee.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club, of Day
toms bluff, will give their fifth dancing
party on Friday evening. Feb. IA. at their
club rooms corner East Fifth street and
Maria avenue.
E. W. tinker, contractor, was driving
rapidly along Wabasha last night. In turn
ing the corner of Seventh his vehicle upset,
but tinker was unhurt. He was arrested by
Officer Perro for fast driving.
Peter Petoff entered the saloon of P. Bulin,
764 West Seventh street, last night, and,
drawing revolver, demanded $40 from the
drawer. Petof was drunk. officer Tally
arrested him before he did any damage.
The $500 road yesterday filed their
answer to the charges preferred againss the
road by Ole Kee, of Barrett. The answer is
general denial. Mr.. Kee claims that he was
not furnished cars enough to carry off his
grain.
1t cost the St Paul Investment and Savings
association So O25 yesterday to file its articles
of INCORPORATION. Col Bobleter thinks the
last legislature had very large head when
1t passed the bill taxing new corporations on
capital stock.
The st. Paul Investment and Savings So
ciety, of st. Paul, filed articles Of ineorpora-
ton yesterday. The capital is S4,oUO,OoO.
The incorporates are NJ. D. Miller and
Frank P. Blair. of st. Paul, and Charles A.
Parker, of Newport. &.
The funeral of Dan Desmond. killed in the
gas house explosion OF Saturday night took
place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from
ST. Mary's church. One hundred and nine
teen carriages followed the remains to the
Calvary cemetery. -
The sale of 15O head of good mutton sheep
at South st. Paul at IS per 100 pounds
caused more than usual comment among
the live stock dealers yesterday, especially as
the sheep had been fattened at Minnesota
Transfer during the winter.
An old man under the influence of liquor
was pushed from Seventh street cable car.
which was at full speed, yesterday, by the
conductor of the car. His head struck tele-
graph pole as he fell. DIR. Quincy attended
him, but found him only stunned.
About thirty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Gallup, of 767 Hague avenue,
got up neat surprise upon them on Monday
evening. it being the twenty-irst anniversary
OF their marriage. The evening was pleas
antly spent at progressive euchre, followed
by a lunch, the party breaking up at mid
night.