St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-18
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of election.
The Reliance Marine Insurance company,
Liverpool, Eng, capital 100000. was adj
mitted to this state yesterday by Commits
sioner Bailey.
Hon. F. E. Searle, of St. Cloud, is stopping
at the Ryan with his brother, Judge Searle.
who is presiding at the district court during
the absence of Judge Kerr.
stable on the corner of Eaton and Nc
COLON streets caught fire through careless
ness yesterday, but the department put out
the blaze with loss of S120.
A pretty entertainment, a festival at which
the seasons were uniquely represented. was
given at Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church last
night, and will be repeated tonight
Capitol callers yesterday included Senators
F. A. Day. Fairmont; G.. S. Ives, st. Peter;
Hon. Edwin Dunn, Eyota; Hon. John
Cooper, st. Cloud; Charles d'Autremont,
Duluth
The clerical force in the collector of in
ternal revenues office are busy making out
licenses for retailing liquors and tobacco.
Four hundred licenses to sell tobacco have
been issued. to take effect May 1.
John j. Daily. Alvonzo Branon. Daniel
Brigie, Peter Laney, L. E. Lewis and Charles
F. Montox were appointed substitute car
riers under the civil service law by Postmas-
ter Lee yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Robert Wellisch and Emma Lawrence, John
Larsen and Gustava Waldsnes, E. Peterson
and Christine Steffensen, Andrew W. Lind
berg and Lottie NJ. Edlend, Martin Oleson
and Lena Frodin.
Letters have been received from Senator
nd REPRESENTATIONS
stock saying that all possible will be done to
push the bill for the Broadway bridge. The
bill has passed the senate and has been re-
ported to the house.
The Crusaders T. A. society will celebrate
its eighth anniversary at Cretin hall tonight.
This enterprising society has secured the
services of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Huebner,
who will appear in the emotional DRAMA "a
Ticket of Leave Man,
report was current yesterday that a child
had fallen into one of the sewer holes on
Irvine avenue, but search by the sewer in
spectors failed to develop anything further
than a huge muskrat. The story was probably
started by would-be facetious individual.
: The property owners on German avenue
were given a hearing before the board of
public works yesterday, regarding the open
journed before reaching decision. The In
dian Mound assessments also went over 10 a
later date.
The dairy and food commission is now
prepared to issue milk licenses for the en-
suing year. Dealers desiring to retain the
number that appears on their old license
will do we'll to apply at once. All persons
selling milk must procure license, regard
less of the quantity they SELL
Articles incorporating 1.-THE American De-
tective and Police Bureau were yesterday
filed in the register of deeds Office. The cor
poratlon commenced April 16 and continues
thirty years. 1t has no capital stock. The
incorporators are Charles j. Van Arnold.
john W. Wood, Frank j. Roeller and John
Monzel.
Articles incorporating the ''St Paul Loan
and Investment Company were yesterday
filed in the register of deeds Office. TIE
corporation is to commence May l. Tine
capital stock is 100000. The highest
amount of indebtedness at one time is lin
tied to $4,000 The incorporators are j.
W. Bissell, John Mexican, and Richard P.
Rendley, of ST. Paul, and B. Singer, of Chi
cago.
The annual inspection of Company d.
Minnesota national guard, took place at the
armory last evening under the direction CT
Gen Bunker and Lieut. Glenn, q. S. A. The
company numbers sixty-seven, and every
man of the number was i'll line. The inspec-
ton was highly satisfactory, the company
going through the various evolutions, as Col.
Bend put it, sin irst-class style-an 1 in
spection.''
Mrs. John Katzlinger' of 652 Thomas
street, left her year-old daughter at the en-,
trance of a store at the corner Of Seventh
| and Cedar streets yesterday afternoon. whi lie
she stepped inside to purchase. When she
came out the child had disappeared, togethe
with small satchel. The child had on a
red dress and blue bonnet. The police were
notified, but up to a late hour had found no
race of the little girl.