St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-15
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DR.. D. B. Collins, of st. Peter, was a capitol
caller yesterday.
City street laborers yesterday received their
September wages, amounting to $4,000.
D. F. Brown was yesterday appointed spe-
cial administrator of the estate OF James
Brown.
The normal board will meet on the morn
Slg of Oct. "A at the Office of Supt. Kiehle in
the capitol.
A case of scarlet fever is reported from 531
Selby avenue, and there is diphtheria at 951
and 957 Case street.
The South st. PAIL Athletic club opened
its gymnasium with public exhibition, last
evening, which was well attended.
Michael Arth has commenced an action
with attachment against Roller Bros. to
recover S9l.35 upon promissory note.
Assistant Attorney General Chlds was at
Aitkin yesterday assisting County Attorney
Merrill of Aitkin county, in prosecuting a
murder trial
Frank d. E. Stowe was admitted to prac-
tice in Minnesota by the supreme court yes
terday OH a certificate from the supreme
court of Vermont.
The Knuckwinnock society will hold the
first meeting of this season at the home of
Miss Minnie Lawton, on East Winifred
street, Friday evening, at o'clock
Nicholson d Spencer have commenced
an action to recover possession. of a guam
tity of Sumatra and Havana leaf tobacco,
valued at $1,000, from Marine & Zim-
mer.
The men injured in the wreck at Como ave-
hue on Sunday evening are all progressing
favorablv toward recovery. 1t is believed
that most of them will have fully recovered
i'll a week or two.
The ST. Paul Trust company as executor of
the will of the late Norman W. Kittson, has
commenced an action against Charles Paul
and ReubenB B. Galusha. TO recover S2,5SU.55
upon promlSsory note.
The Minnesota Division No IL Q. R. K
P, will give social dance at Pythian hall,
81 East Fifth street, tomorrow evening.
Messrs. j. c. Clemens. Ii. Gallick, l.. Payian
and F. Webb constitute the committee of
arrangements.
Judge Kelly yesterday rendered a verdict
In favor of defendant i'll the case of Edward
Owings Ell al against Rosa Rothschild. There
are five other causes OF a similar nature pend
ing i'll the court, all of which had been pre-
viously continued.
The police court yesterday presented an
uneventful session. A sextette of weary
drunks went through the motions, and
either paid their money or went to the farm.
Nettie Breen. Crazy Nettie,' was handed
over to the board of control and the case OF
yagrancy against her dismissed.
James Baldwin, first pipeman of Engine
Company No. 8. who was suspended from
duty by Chief jackson for absentlng himself
from his post without permission. was rein
stated yesterday. He was fined So by the
board of fire commissioners on Monday
evening and severely censured
The affairs of the Knights of Aurora are
not yet settled Yesterday Judge j. O.
Pierce, of Minneapolis acting as attorney for
number of officers OF local temples, filed a
complaint in the district court asking that
the concern be wound up and its affairs
settled. The charges of insolvency fraud
and Misrepresentation are alleged.
Souvenirs will be given to the ladies at
tending the performance of Ullie Akerstrom
i'll Annette, the Dancing Girl" this after
noon, at the Grand opera house. Miss Aker-
strom is a strong favorite with the ladies and
should draw a good house. Next week
Hoyt's very funny farce-comedy skit, "a
Bunch of Keys" will be the attraction at the
Grand.
A heavy fall in the temperature will take
place to-day. The storm center has moved to
the East, and last night it was over the lakes
and Central states. The high barometric
pressure is moving from the Northwest to
this state, and there wasa drop of IL degrees
during the twenty-four hours of Yesterday.
The prospect for to-day is for fair but colder
weather
The following cases were argued and SUBJ
mitted in the supreme court Yesterday: Peter
Larhn, appellant, Vs. The Chicago, Milwan-
kee, MINNEAPOLIS & Omaha Rail
road Company, respondent; Jerman
S. Keator ct al, appellants. VS.. John
Glaspie, respondent; Marie NJ. Boeing, exec
utrlx, appellant VS.. John Mckinley ct al.
respondents; Michael E. Welsh, respondent,
VS.. Mary A. Cooley, appellant
Representative single tax men assembled
at Al West Fourth street last evening and
engaged in an interesting discussion. A
wide diversity of opinion appeared in the
arguments, but the gentlemen gradu-
ally brought their ideas towards the princi
pies presented by Henry George. President
II. c, Mccarthy delivered a lengthy and i,,-
cid address in answer to numerous questions
that were propounded. The platform of
the single tax national convention was
presented and adopted.
Jorgen Jensen, sheriff OF CLAY county. YES
terday presented a bill to the state auditor
for Sl15.70 expenses incurred in conveying
three prisoners from Moorhead to Saltwater.
Inc men are: FRED Gruber. convicted of
grand larceny in the second degree, sentenced
TO one years imprisonment; Pat Ryan, con-
victed of assault in the second degree. sem
fenced for two years, and John Carlson. con-
victed of grand larceny in the second degree.
sentenced to eighteen months imprison.
ment.
The Vienna Laender bank. the Ottoman
bank and several French banks have formed
nd rrii
national securities bank in Paris next month
The lew concern viii possess a capital of
5000, oGo. of which 81 per cent is paid up.
ne principal business of the bank will be