St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-31
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE.
Rosina Lustig was yesterday examined In
the probate court. and directed to be taken
to the Rochester Insane asylum.
Robert Manhelmer has sold to the st. Paul
Real Estate syndicate part of lot and all OF
lots 8, 6 and z, in block so, in Dayton & Ir-
vines addition, for $4,000.
Special United States District Attorney
Baxter has removed his office from the Ger
mania Bank building to the room of the
judge of the circuit court. in the federal
building.
Greenwood Bohn & Co. have commenced
an action against the Coeur d'Alene Clothing
company to recover 81, 266.38 for merchan-
disc sold. Funds in the hands of the Hekla
Insurance company are garnished to satisfy
the demand
AT the meeting of the board Of equalization
yesterday the following reductions in the
value of personal property were made: john
Sadler, to $3.50; f. j. Grusyrabu, to $1,000;
George Adams, to $3.50; Herman GALL to
81. 400; C. C. Miller, to 5000; William Tor
renee, to S275; A. Heachel, to $500; E. d.
Smith, to Sl0O; Henry Burrill, to $500; A.
Rohdler, to $3.50; Miss Helwig, to $500.
The county treasurer of Dakota county
was in the city yesterday, and came to an
agreement with County Auditor Kahn and
County Attorney Egan to make settlement
of the taxes collected by Ramsey county
from that portion of Dakota county which is
included within the corporate limits of st.
Paul on the basis of three-ffths of the taxes
collected since June L, 1880. This will
amount to about 81, $40. The other two
ffths will he retained by Ramsey county as
money expended for school purposes.
Yesterday afternoon a painter named John
Olson, who lives at $50 Orleans street,
fell from the ladder on which he was at
work, and sustained severe fracture of the
leg. He was attended by DR.. Lewis.
The fremen. the police and the city Off
Gals receive their pay to-day. The street
force will get theirs tomorrow.
Scarlet fever was reported at Reid court,
and diphtheria at SCI Randolph st.
The case of William Burton, who cut
Harry Campbell in a Washington street
bagnio, was again continued yesterday until
Aug. 2,
young infant was found last Tuesday
night on the doorstep Of the residence of
John Roach. 1t was taken to the or phan's
home.
John O'Connor was sent up for tie day
yesterday as an incorriginle drunkard on
complaint of his wife,
An order has been issued by the police de-
partment requiring patrolmen to carry their
clubs in their hands at all times while on
duty.
| Manuel Wadel, who lives on the flats, was
arralgned in the police court yesterday for
cruelty to his ten-year-old child. The case
| will come up again tomorrow. The COM
plant was made by Relief Agent Hutchins.
| The owner Of the house of i'll fame at 191
Washington street applied for warrant for
| Barney Smith for pulling gun in the house.
II has not yet been issued.
| The Ancient Order of Hibernians are to
| give picnic at Spring Lake on Saturday.
| Aug. l.
Peter Miller appeared in the police court
yesterday, charged with the larceny of a
watch and chain from Peter Turgeons. He
| was bound over to the grand jury, with the
bail placed at $1,000.
Phileus Gegner was before the police court
again yesterday for violating the medical
| law The case was continued until Friday
| afternoon.
The gross earnings Of the St. Paul & Du-
luth railroad last year according to report
rendered to Auditor Braden by that COM
pany yesterday, were $3.50, 660.24 for the
six months ending June 80, 1890, as COM
| pared with S4S1, 1850 for the SIX months
ending June 3d. 1889.
The Consolidated Superior Land company
held meeting at the Ryan yesterday morn
| ing. The subject of titles in Superior was
| given some attention, and beyond state
| ment that the interests of the. company in
| general were discussed, the directors present
would say nothing. Among the heavy stock
| holders present were James Bardon, OF SUI
| perior, and James Stinson, Of Chicago.
| The state board Of CORE ctions and chart
| ties yesterday finished a grand junket of the
various public institutions under their
| charge. All were, of course. found in lex
| cellent'' condition. On Monday the members
of the board visited the Saltwater prison
| Tuesday morning saw them at the opening
| of the new insane asylum at Fergus Falls
and in the afternoon of that day the St.
Cloud reformatory was visited. Yesterday
the reform school was visited.
| The latest Wilbur success, s'BiIlee Taylor, -
will be played this afternoon at the Harris,
where crowds are found nightly.
William H. De Motto, of Xenia, O., will de-
| liver an address to the mutes of this city
next Sunday morning at Young Women's
| Friendly association hail. 70 East Seventh
street
The Bartholomew Equine Paradox" now
exhibiting at the Newmarket must not be
COMPOUNDED with the Coup show, which was
given here last year. This is horse of an
other color.
A guy wire on Cedar street, near Third
last night fell into the street. 1t crossed one
of the Edison light wires, and when couple
of horses stepped on it they were knocked
down. They were not seriously hurt, an6
the wire was soon repaired.
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