St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
SAINT PAUL.
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
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Senator Buchanan called at the capitol yes
terday afternoon.
Assistant Attorney General Childs was re-
ported much better yesterday.
The st. Paul Distillery company yesterday
shipped five cars OF alcohol to Nova Scotia.
John McDermoit was arrested last night on
charge of picking pockets on Third street.
John Levin was yesterday examined be-
fore Judge Morrison and committed as in
sane.
Francis Agnew has begun an action against
Henry w. Enright to recover S. $40 for mer-
chandise sold.
There will be song service to-day at p.
IN. at the rooms of the Gospel Union. 20 East
Seventh street.
Mrs. c. NJ. Flint, 147 Kent street, gave a
New England dinner to party of her init
mate friends last evening.
Judge Simons. of the district court, has be-
come totally blind and therefore will not be
able to again appear on the bench.
The charge of bastardy preferred by Caro-
line Quist against John Halstom has been
Withdrawn and the parties married.
Capital and labor Will be discussed by
Fort and Sixth streets, to-day ut 5 p, IN.
Benjamin B. Staudenmeyer, who became
ins olvent, has fled schedules showing La
bilities 81. 1913 and assets S2,6f9.57.
In the case of Reiser against the Northern
Pacific road tried in the federal court, the
jury rendered a verdict for the railroad.
The Grand Encampment of Minnesota, I.
Q. Q. F., will meet ut odd Fellows hall. St
paT1 IN Wnf2paSJax- a 81
q. m.
GLOBE readers will kindly bear in mind
thatln order to secure insertion in the society
department social news must be sent in not
later than Saturday at D. M.
The board of public works consumed the
entire day yesterday taking testimony as to
the amount of damage done by changing the
grade of Fairview and intersecting streets.
Three births, one marriage two deaths,
scarlet fever at the corner of Smelling avenue
and Hewitt. and diphtheria at lis Granite
and Gil Cook, was the health Office report
yesterday.
Detective Kehoe, of Chicago. arrived in the
city yesterday after Robert Brogaw. wanted
for forgery. Brogaw waived the formality of
requisition papers, and left last night with
the detective.
Benjamin T. Staudenmyer has made an as
signment of all his stock of wines, liquors,
cigars, and other property, valued at 81. 90,
TO Henry l.. Williams for the benefit Of his
general creditors
Little Johnny Tyner, five years old. fell
overa stick of wood while playing in the
house at, 400 BanGl street. yesterday. break
ing his left leg below the knee. He was
taken to the city hospital.
Supt. Kiehle will not reply to Bishop Nc
Golrick's last letter. MY questions were
all courteously answered by the bishop
said sthe superintendent yesterday, land /
shall not prolong the discussion
All ex-soldiers and their families are in
Viled TO attend q celebration of Washingtons
birthday to be given by Garfield Post No g,
G. A. r.. at Garfield hall, $50 East Seventh
street, on Saturday evening, Feb. %.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James Hajek and Anna Harvat, Albert c.
MacCailum and Marie Z. c. afichaud. Steven
Alien and Bertha Stalpestad, Ignatz abalki
and Katie Borak, John Ha lstrom and Caro-
line :Qvist.
Alta meeting of the society for the proven
ton of cruelty TO animals held Yesterday
resolutions were passed rendering the thanks
of the society TO DR.. Ohage for the Xxi Iltul
and successful operations he has performed
on the formerly seXless child. Varvaih Ear
embinskI.
Friday evening very pleasant surprise
party was given to Miss Kittie c. Byrne. Al
East Seventh street. in honor of her birthday
by her friends OF both cities. Congratula-
tons were extended for many returns of the
happy event
The Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis &
Omaha Railroad company yesterday paid
S44.4l Iii. being the amount of the state
tax on the gross earnings of their different
ending Dec. 81, 1889.
A.; n. Smith was arrested by Sergeant
SwetAef last night, for operating poker
room on seventh street near Jackson. In
the Haul of the Official net were John Jones,
p. t. Parker, W. 7. Warner, c. A. Reisdale
and M. P. Collins, who were locked up for
gambling.
Perry Johnson, the phenominal independ-
ent slate writing medium, viii be at the
Spiritual Alliance meeting this evening at
Wauc2ta street chapel. between Eighth and
Ninth streets, and at the close Of the regular
service win exercise his medal gifts. The
public is invited to attend.
Colgrove, of Minneapolis, who was ar
rested upon charge of breaking open let
ter-box, waived examination yesterday, and
gave bond before Commissioner Spencer for
$500, conditioned for his appearance at
Winona in June to answer any Indictment
that may be brought against him.
Articles Incorporating the Cockrel Grain
and Commission company have been filed
with the register of deeds. The principal
place of business is Dallas, Tex, but an
office will be maintained in st. Paul. Capital
stock, $4,000. The incorporates are j. VI.
a. McEnnis, F. N. Cockrell and Mitch Gray
all of Dallas, Tex.
Court GratitudeNo. 49,. I. o. F, held a well
attended meeting Friday night. at which il
was decided to meetthe last Friday in each
month instead of the second and fourth
Mondays. Chief Ranger Eddy has kindly
offered the court the use of his spacious
Ofiicein the Presley block for its chambers.
and the next meeting of the court will be
held there Friday. Feb. IS. Applications
are numerous and limitations Will soon occur
One of the prominent society events in the
Scandinavian circle was the marriage of Miss
Maria Olson to Martin Mortenson last evening
at the Swedish Baptist church. corner Burr
and Collins streets. The bride was assisted
by her sister. Among those present were
Mesdames Olson, Branston, NJ. D. Kelley, y.
Johnson. Gersting, Warner. Bloc mstroln,
JOrgenson, Gersting. Peterson, Wilson, Mel
son, Galbraith, Anderson and Maggie Reb-
holz.
Articles incorporating the ''Metropo Titan
Loan and Security company were yesterday
filed in the register of deeds office The
principal Office will be at ST. Paul. 1t shall
begin business March 1, 1890. and continue
thirty years Capital stock, 500, OOO The
highest amount of Indebtedness at any one
time is limited to 100000. The incorpora-
tors are: Thomas Cochran, Charles ".
Hackett. William J. Dyer and James Suydam,
all of St Paul.
About g o'clock yesterday morning Felix
Christolo, employed in removing night soil
from vault in the rear Of Cos Robert street,
came across the body of a white infant. Rats
had gnawed the flesh from the ribs and one
arm, and decomposition was well advanced.
Coroner Quinn took charge of the body,
which will be buried to-day without ali in
quest. The vault is used by a dozen or more
families who reside III tenemeu.s close at