St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-14
LOCAL FACT AND FANCY.

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salaries .7070S.
The county board of abatement meets "'
tho court house this morning.
The court house is being PROVIDED WIN
screen windows. Over 500 VIII De requlreu'
The Turner's and Concordia Singing So
ciety will hold picnic at Forest lake on
Sunday.
Supt Agnes Safely, of Cottonwood county,
called at State Supt Kiehle's office al the
capitol yesterday.
The CITY treasurer has redeemed $4,000
per cent bonds issued in 1870 for the pur
pose of building new school houses
George W. Shannon, of Chicago returned
from South ST. Paul yesterday to his i've
stock firm of Shannon Bros. & Co.
Sprague Warner & Co. have commenced
an action against Samuel Lowenstein TO re-
cover a balance of 1885, Al for goods sold.
Schedules were filed yesterday by D. A.
Bartholomew & Co., insolveut, showing as
sets. So, 2SS. &c; liabilities, $3 ,55S.2O.
The appeals of certain property owners
along Fairview avenue from awards by the
board OF public works are still on trial petore
Judge Otis.
In the case of The st. Paul Furniture Com
PAW against W. B. Ewing, the jury brought
in a verdict for 1888 81 in favor OF the tur-
nture company.
The cause of Frank Filebeck against K. s.
Bean, to recover for property alleged TO De
Improperly levied upon, is still on trial III
Judge Kelly's court
Aid. Bielenberg, Costello and Copeland
composing the council committee on pubic
buildings. met yesterday and looked over the
new court house and market building
A very pleasant concert by W. E. Thomp-
son. the blind musician WAS enjoyed by the
residents of Inver Grove at their Methodist
Episcopal church.
In the action of Homer H. Hoyt against S.
Morris Hodge ct al, Judge Brill has flieo al
order deciding that Hodge Il Horner have no
lien on Hoyts real estate by reason or me-
chanic's lien.
William Howe and James Howe doing
business as Howe Brothers, dealers in dry
goods at 394 Wabasha street, have mace al
assignment to Joseph Ii. Hillen for the ben
eft of their creditors.
The board of park commissioners met yes
terday afternoon, but transacted very little
business. The secretary was ordered 10 al
dress communication to the comptroller
inouirinc as The available funds at the dis
posal of theboard
Z A delegation of property owners was glver
hearing regarding the opening OF Rich
mond street, yesterday, before the board OF
public works. 1t was decided to proceed
with the opening. and favorable report will
be made to the council.
Henry Ball was arrested at the union depot
Yesterday afternoon by Deputy United State:
Marshal j. A. Campbell, as directed to do by
a telegram from Deputy Marshal h. L.
Warner, of Winona. Ball is charged with
selling liquor to Indians.
Zachariah Taylor has commenced an actor
for divorce from Kate Taylor. The husband
is thirtveight and the wife thirty-fve year;
old They were married in st. Paul in 1874
Or April ), 1881, Kate Taylor deserted bel
husband ana has since refused to live VIII
him.
The county commissioners of Washington
county, Minnesota. visited the Union stock
cards yesterday and examined the packing
Giants and distillery. There were IN TN
--arty: Mr.. Moffatt chairman; Charlie
sund, Andrew Olsen, August Newbauer an(
Daniel Mexican.
Stephen Grieman was yesterday appointed
policeman to fill the vacancy caused by the re
moval of officer Hoenck, who was compliance
of for dereliction of duty. Hoenc& has beef
on the force for a number of years, and ha
twice been nearly killed by toughs while
the performance of his duty.
Relief Agent Hutchlns would be glad
receive subscriptions from any ladies or gel
tlemen whe desire to help send the poe
cripple, Mr.. Gulickson, to Hot Springs. S
far Sl3 has been received towards payin
his expenses there, which is not suficier
for one week.
Extensive preparations have been mad
by the people of Anoka to extend cordlf
hospitality to the old veterans of the Eight
Minnesota volunteers on the 10Th, when I'd
annual reunion occurs in that place. Secre
tary A. H. Bertram is sending out generf
invitation, pressing all the survivors of tn
regiment to be in attendance with their IAN
lies
At the meeting of the trades and labor a
semply last evening, the following officer
were elected President, Frank Vallest
vice president, j. f. McNally; rec ording Sc
rotary, Miss Mollie Lee; financial secretar
j. Fl. Tenvoorde; treasurer. E. M. Stevenson
statistican, E. c. Ives; sergeant at arms,
B. Nebinger: trustees. T. f. Amos. j.
Coughlin and Charles West
The new council committee on streets me
LOT Tie UTSl lllllc luob CNClluSs Will ulCool
Gehan. Bott Sullivan and Sanborn present
bare quorum The meeting was very shol
as there was little business to transact
was recommended that the Burr street bridG
across the Omaha tracks be accepted. TT
proposition of J. j. Hill to fence in part
Walnut street for his own use was laid ov
until the next meeting.
William NJ. Gibson, mechanical engineer
Not Tn Ivnrt-S ratI1rDpd -aC
day from two weeks Eastern trip, duril
which he visited New York and delivered
fire engine of st. Paul manufacture at S,
Cliff N j. He has delivered st. Paul e
gines for the same concern in North al
South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa. Illinois.
diana, New York, Texas, South and Nor
Carolina and Georgia. Also in the proVinc
of Quebec and Ontario.
Samuel Hoover has commenced an actiC
against Joseph F. Dunlap, George Lambel
Frank Kicker, William E. Lambert, Jessie
Henshaw and the Minnesota Publishing cor
pany to recover S54994 It's claimed b
Hoover that he has a judgment against th
Minnesota Publishing company; that tn
other defendants each subscribed $1,000
the stock of that company, but have on
paid in on their stock 500 each. 1t
claimed that the companyis insolvent. TT
action is brought to compel the stockholde
to pay the amount of Hooyers claim.
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