St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-01
NUBBINS OF NEWS.

State-Senator Hixon called at the capitol
yesterday.
a copy of ''Elliot on Roads and Streets
was received yesterday by the state librarian.
The Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
have resolved not TO patroniZe stores yiolat-
ing the early closing agreement.
Supt. KiehIe, of the department of public
instruction, visited the institute at Battle
Lake yesterday. He will return to ST. Paul
to-day.
Alfred jackson, civil engineer, has gone to
Grafton, Oak. to lake charge of bridge work
and tracklaying on the Pembina branch of
the'Great Northern road.
Frederick Weyerhauser is still in the city,
perfecting the plans by which the offices of
the various lumber films with which he is
connected will be located in st. Paul.
james R. Mackey, who was charged by his
roommate, E. S. Lester, with petty larceny,
was discharged by Judge 1wohy yesterday
on the ground that tie charge was frivolous
Colrtlandt Babcock sues Matte r. Dayne
and others TO recover Sl2.500. and to enforce
mortgage for that amount by a sale of 100
acres of land III section 4, township 80,
range %.
August Coil snes Peter Max, Albertine
Max and William Beler IN the district court
TO enforce a judgment for $3.50. and de-
clare it lien on lot 3, block TO- of Smiths
subdivision of Stinson's division.
The argument in the Michaud case on the
application made by Sinai Michaud for an
II
was made yesterday before Judge Kelly. The
matter was taken under advisement.
Hon. John B. Brisbin will deliver the ora
ton Oh Oct. / 6 at Saratoga Springs, n. Y, on
the occasion of the unYeillng of the monu-
men. in commemoraiion of the surrender of
Gen. Burgoyne after the Revolutionary war.
W. Z. Hagen, examiner in the department
of iustic of Washington. D. c.. is in the city
on business connected with the department.
He will probably remain for two weeks ex-
aiming the offices here belonging to the de-
partment.
Rudolph BONN petitions the district court
to appoint him as guardian ad litem for Lilly
Bohn in an action against Charles Faber
TO recover damages occasioned by "a horse
and wagon belonging to Faber running over
her in August last.
The committee appointed by the cha mber
0t commerce to investigate the charges made
oy Contractor Jaeger that inferior qualities
If brick had been supplied to the city, will
meet to-day. Mr.. jaeger will produce a
aumoer of witnesses before the committee.
Observer Lyons predicts that the present
pleasant weather will continue for few
days. There is an area of high and low
barometers over the Northwest and lake
regions, but the prospect is for fair. station
airy temperature for at least forty -eig hit
hours.
The druggists of the country are in session
at Washington, d. c., where the interests of
the state of Minnesota are being looked af-
Ter by A. B. Merriam. of Mime apolis; c. P.
Moves, Dr. X. SchlHman, j. L. BrOdeFlck
and j. P. Allen, of st. Paul. and A. G. Web
ster and j. c. Eliel. of Minneapolis.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Du-
luth Milling company of Duluth, with CAPT
tai stock S300,00O. The incorporates are:
F. A. Bean, Faribault, Mimi; a C. Otis,
Daniel Cash, Duluth, Mimi. W B. Logan.
Flint Mich, and Martyr Wheeler, of One
0ta, Mimi.
Secretary of State Mattson is not often seen
at the capitol since he was left out by the
convention who selected the candidates ON
the Republican ticket He mas been watch
ing his farm at Hallock. Mimi, and reports
that his crop OF wheat is larger than he ex-
pected, and he is so pleased that he will de-
liver an address before The Marshall County
Agricultural society next Friday. Gov. Mer-
RAM, he can find time will be present.
The clssses in the night high school have
been arranged as follows: Mechanical
drawing OH Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
from z 80 to $3.50 p. M. algebra on Wednes
day from s 80 10 $50, and on Friday from
1850 TO $50; geometry on Monday and Fri
day from $50 TO $50; electricity once q
week in two divisions. one on Monday and
one on Wednesday from 7:30 TO $50; gen
eral physics on Friday from 1880 to 9:30.