St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-21
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Secretary of the Water Board Caulfeld is
quite i'll.
The influenza still keeps State Treasurer
Bobleter indoors.
Mrs. Park Richie, of Az Portland avenue
will give aladies' reception tomorrow from
8 toe.
One case of scarlet fever was yesterday re-
ported at the health office from the Bohe-
milan flats.
Judge Burr of the municipal court has re-
covered from the influenza sufficiently To at
tend court.
a meeting Of the council committee on
claims was held yesterday afternoon and
transacted routine business.
County Treasurer Nelson is sending out
notices by postal cards that personal property
taxes for 1899 are now due.
Lieut.. Walsh. of the signal service bureau.
left last evening for Bismarck, where he will
be stationed i'll charge of the signal service
telegraph system.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Ma
tional bank recovered a jud-ment in the dis
trict court yesterday for 81, 0SS. - against C.
L. Boyingion ct al.
City Treasurer Refs will commence the an
nual sale of properly for delinquent assess
will amount 20 only 100000.
The stale board of pharmacy will hold an
examination at the state capitol today for
the purpose of granting license 10 sell drugs
and compound prescriptions.
James Finnerty, laborer, was rested
last evening for stealing bolt of cloth from
in front of Habiehorsts dry goods store, cor
ner Seventh and Wacouta streets.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Joseph Huben and Catharine Hansen. John
Nicholson and Ida NJ Boyd Erasmus Nelson
and Karin Kirstine Hansen, John G. Hart and
Henrietta Lee
Judge Shiras. of Dubuque, To-, who has
been for some time assisting Judge Nelson
with the federal court calendar. has gone to
Fort Dodge to hold the January term of the
district and circuit federal courts.
The National Toy company has been in
eorpoTated and articles were filed with the
register of deeds yesterday. The incorpor
Rtors are Charles r. Croft, Marlin Boliz and
Fred q. Ingersoll. Capital stock, S32,O0u
ST. Lnke's hospital for the past quarter adj
mitted seventv-two patients, of whom forty
three were DISCHARGED as cured, eight i'm
proved. two incursble and six died. There
were thirty-four surgical operations per-
formed.
The papers in the action of the St. Paul
Trust company, as receiver of the North star
Mutual Insurance mpany, insolvent,
against the Wampash Manufacturing COM
pany. have been ordered transferred from
Ramsey county to Scott county. where the
trial will take place.
In the matter of the estate of Margaret
Brosseau petition 10 sell real estate was
heard by the probate court yesterday. P. y.
Hand, the executor. wants TO sell 800 acres
OF land. valued at $40 ~, and 10 thus settle
up the estate. Objection is made by Annie
Brosseau, who claims one-haif of the land.
At the meeting of ST. Paul presbytery. hello
at the House of Hope church yesterday, the
special com mittee appointed upon the re-
vision of the Confession of Faith submitted
printed report. The matter went over for
consideration to the meeting of presbytery
20 be held in April. j. b. Donaldson. of Min
neapolis, was the moderator for the meeting.
Wilde q GaEyaw, cigar dealers. 1863 East
Third street. have become insolvent and
made an assignment of all their effects to
Francis F. Wilde. An action brought by
George B. Shera against them induced the
assignment to be made for the purpose of
preventing any preference of claims among
creditors.
Judge Morrison yesterday received COM
munication from the superintendent of the
hospital for the insane at Rochester stating
that Mrs Bridget Kilrain. an old lady who
was picked up on the streets of ST. Paul and
sent to the asylum in November, 1888, was
in dying condition. She ie said to have a
daurhter in Minneapolis but her residential
address is unknown