St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Editor Kellagrin, of America, Chica co. was
at the ca pitol yesterday.
John Hacket has sued Thomas f. Martin
to recover $40 on promissory note
John Hackett has sued Thomas F. Martin
ct al, to recover $500 on promissory note
Mrs Charles Leyh swore out warrant
against her husband yesterday for breaking
her nose.
Coriies, Chapman & Drake have sued
Walter C. Goforth to recover S130.8O on
promissory note.
Mayor Smith is on cunning trip. which is
to last until the end of the month. o. o.
Cullen is acting mayor.
Adolph G. Magnus was yesterday exam
ined in the probate court and ordered sent to
the insane asylum at Rochester.
Daniel H. Moon has commenced an action
against Scoffield q Williams to recover
Sl.73O.92 on several assigned claims.
S. G. Magnussen. who lives on Canada
street. and was brought to the county jail
Tuesday was committed to the Rochester
asylum yesterday. He is insane on religion.
Otto Wagner is accused of having stolen a
COW from the barn of August Zwig on Dale
street. He was arraigned in the police court
yesterday and the case continued until to-
day.
Michael Kern has commenced an action
against Josephine Hubbard to recover
Sl11.S9 for assessments and taxes paid on
property bought by him on a mortgage fore
closure before Mrs. Hubbard had redeemed
the property. An attachment of Mrs Hub
bard's effects has been made to satisfy the
claim.
The board of equalization completed its
work yesterday and adjourned. The valua-
ton of the city railway property was raised
from 100000 to S40O,000. The valuation
of the effects of the wholesale grocers was
affirmed at the figures fixed by the assessor.
The personal property valuation of Griggs.
| Cooper & Co. was reduced $4,000.
The Ironton Steel company. of Duluth.
yesterday filed articles of incorporation.
The capital stock is 100000, and the in
corporators are Frank Barrett j. P. Merrill,
of Duluth; j. j. Atkins, of Lincoln, O.; F.
! B. Williams, j. j. Sullivan, Cincinnati; j. s.
Wylie, C. N. Boyd, of Ripley, g.; W. Duffy,
| of Higgensport o.; j. j. Bright, of Point
| Pleasant, W. Va.
Henry Kellerman, fourteen-year-old lad
| living on Daytons bluff wrs arrested last
night for trying to tap the TIL of the Ryan
| fruit stand, where he is employed. He had
! finished his days duties and started for
! home. but came back, climbed in the back
window and was aught at the till by the
\ proprietor. He was taken to the central sta
ton. and win be arraigned in the police court
to day.
John H. Mason, the detective who worked
| up the census cases, was seen with small
| grip in his hand on his way toward the depot
| shortly after the conclusion Of the cases be-
| fore United States Commissioner McCafferty
Yesterday. Mason denied he was leaving st.
Paul permanently, declaring he will shortly
take position as assistant manager of the
Pinkerton detective agency in this city.
Alta meeting of musicians held at 20 East
Seventh street yesterday there were only
seven present. The meeting was to protest
| against the encouragement of an outsider i'll
organizing an orchestra in St. Paul composed
| of imported musical talent to the exclusion
| of resident musicians. Henry Stein, Doring
Rissler and William Mailer were appointed a
| committee to visit the musicians of the city
| and get them together for a meeting to be
! held next Tuesday.
| W. S. Daggett has rendered his resignati On
| as deputy to United States Marshal Dona-
hover, to take effect as soon as selection
can be made to fill his position as Office clerk.
! Marshal Donahower has rendered the posi-
ton to young man now engaged in one of
the st. Paul banks, and the probabilities are
he will accept and enter upon the duties
within few days. Mr.. Daggett stated that
| he has accepted another position. but said he
| did not care to make its nature known at
| present. 1t is understood, however, that he
will take position on the corps of detect
| i've agency.