St. Paul daily globe., 1890-09-10
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

A case of diphtheria at 533 De Soto street
was reported yesterday.
The state board of equalization continued
its session yesterday at the capital.
Adj. Gen. Mullen left last night for Camp
Douglas, Wis, where the great interstate
shoot is now being held.
The Single Tax club discussed bonuses
against the abolition of the personal property
tax at its meeting last night.
Wilbur S. Holmes was yesterday examined
in the probate court and ordered confined in
the Rochester insane asylum.
The veterans of the Tenth Minnesota regi-
ment will hold meeting tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock in the chamber of commerce.
In the case of d. NJ. Finlayson ct al. against
c. G. Brazier, Judge Brill has filed an order
discharging NJ. 5. Countryman, the garnishee.
John Matheson. of Austin; W. j. Morrow,
auditor of Becker county; L. Merritt, of Du-
luth; Hon. Burdet Thayer, OF Spring Valley,
were callers at the capitol yesterday.
The Shary Hesed Woemet Congregational
church filed articles of incorporation yester-
day with the secretary of state. The church
is organized for the purpose of furthering
the orthodox Jewish religion.
Articles incorporating the First Congrega-
tional Church of New Brighton were yester-
day filed in the register of deeds office. The
trustees are B. j. Kelsey c. A. Thompson, F.
M. Searles, George F. Wright and F. c.
Lewis.
The funeral of the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Dana occurred yester-
day. Sheriff Bean and his deputies sent a
floral offering, "Gates Ajar,'' and Marcia"
the child's name, appearing on pillow Of
flowers.
Michael S. Flynn, switchman, was ar
rested last night by Officer Tally on war
rant sworn out by his wife, who charged
him with assault and battery He will ap-
pear this morning in the municipal court to
answer-the charge.
The Carpenters .UEion of st. Paul received
O telegram yesterday from Spokane Falls
stating that the carpenters strike is still on
there, and asking the union to notify all car
penters not TO go there, and to give like
notice to Minneapolis carpenters
Robert W. Powers, a railroad man, two
years ago is said to have betrayed Jennie
Murray. He has been away from the state,
and returned last week. Jennie swore out
warrant for his arrest on charge of
bastardy, and yesterday he was arrested by
Officer DAILY and lodged at central police sta
ton.
A small boy arrived in St. Paul yesterday
OH a train from the East. A card pinned to
him bore the word Cora" Relief Agent
Hutchins took charge of the lad, and con-
veyed him to Relief hall. Mrs. Caldwell sub
bequently went there and claimed the boy
as her son George.
The Retail Grocers' Union No. 402s will
hold their regular meeting at 20 East Sew
snth street on Wednesday, as previously ar
ranged. A large attendance Of members is
anticipated, as there will De some important
business to be transacted in connection with
their recent moonlight excursion, etc.
The st. Paul Trust company, as executor.
Of the will of Norman W. Kittson. deceased
has commenced an action against Frank c..
Bailly and Maggie c. Bailly to recover $3.50
On promissory note. An action was also
brought by the same complaint against A.
De Graft and Samuel S. Eaton to recover
el,125 on promissory note.