St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
SAINT PAUL.
RUN IN BY REPORTERS.

Lieut.. Gov A. Z. Rice called at the capitol
yesterday.
George Roos. Of New Ulm, called on State
Treasurer Bobleter yesterday.
The board OF railroad commissioners has
started on its annual tour of inspection.
Adjt Gen Mullen has gone to Camp Doug
las, where the interstate rifle tournament is
in progress,
miscellaneous collection of DRINKS were
sent out to Como for ten to thirty days by
Judge Cory yesterday.
In the cause of Marie Guibert against
Charles II. Hubbard, Judge Kelly has vacated
the order to show cause.
The Third district congressional Repub-
lican committee will meet at the Merchants
on Friday. Sept. II. at p. m.
Swan Nelson, of Wilmar, has been commits
stoned as deputy collector of internal reye-
nue. for the Seventh Minnesota district.
The Veterans union at the hall of repre-
sentatiyes, state capitol. this evening will be
addressed by Gov. Merriam, ex-Goy. Ramsey.
Archbishop Ireland and others.
Acker post will have their regular meeting
in post hail. corner Seventh and Wabasha.
at o'clock sharp, this evening. No muster.
All Grand Army men are invited.
to recover S4OO damages to lot %. block a.,
OF Westminster addition. The damages were
caused by grading Geranium street.
In the case OF the st. Croix Railway Com
pany against jeremiah Whelan, a motion has
been made on behalf of Whelan for change
Ofvenue from Ramsey to Washington county.
There was reported at the health Office yes
terday case of scarlet fever at 661 Bidwell
street, diphtheria at S75 Juno street. at 225
st. Anthony and at Walker avenue in Ham,
line
The Jewish new year SOL begins Sept. Ia.
The orthodox Jews observe two holidays at
this season-Monday and Tuesday. The re-
formed Jews observe but one, which is next
Monday.
The business meeting of the Society of the
Fourth Minnesota Infantrytwill be held to-
morrow the 18th inst, at rooms ga and
go Endicott building, on Fourth street, be-
tween jackson and Robert.
Henry Veges has commenced an action
against tie city of st. Paul to recover 81, 900
damages to his market garden, the south half
of lot 81 of Bars garden lots, caused by the
grading of Maryland street.
The old soldiers of the Seventh Minnesota
called at the adiutant generals Office yester-
day. and were given their copies of Mime
sofa in the Civil and Indian Wars prepared
and published by the state.
The third annual entertainment Of st.
Johns c. T. A. society occurs this evening.
The programme outlined in Sundays GLOBE
will be carried out. Those from down town
desiring to attend should take the East Sew
enth street cable to Forest street.
Cornelius G. Kolff and wife have sold to
Thomas Lowry lots 5. 6 and z. block 81, of
Rice & Irvines addition. for S34. o25. sub
ject to certain mortgages and to a right of
the st. Paul Elevator company to run a rail-
way over lots and z.
a small frame dwelling house at 487 Top
ping street. owned by William Stuart. caught
fire yesterday afternoon at =. The fire de-
partment was quickly on the SPOT and sue
ceeded in extinguishing the flames in few
minutes The damage was about S25; not
insured.
Articles of incorporation of the Farmers
Warehouse and Elevator company, of Spring
field, Brown county, were filed yesterday.
The capital stock is Sic, 200. and the incor
porators are D. j. Sheffield, Redwood county;
Silas Blackman, OF Cottonwood county, and
Daniel Burns, of Brown county.
Herman Luedke driver for the Independ-
ent Oil company, while driving his wagon
yesterday afternoon fell from his seat at the
corner of st. Peter and College a~enue. He
was conveyed 10 the city hospital but his
injuries were very slight and did not war
:ant the doctors OBTAINING him.
The Fifth Minnesota infantry meets in the
aall of the house of representatives at 10
o'clock this morning for the annual reunion.
There will be an address by Gov. Merriam
aud several short talks by Others The history
Of the Minnesota troops in the civil and In
dian wars wifi be distributed after the meet
ing.
Nick Schneider, barkeeper, and Alice
OBrien, who were arrested by Officers Muir
ply and Costello Tuesday evening for I'M
lawful cohabitation, were brought before
Judge Cory IN themunicipal court yesterday.
Schneider was fined S25, which he paid and
Alice went out to Como to handle the laun-
dry for thirty days
James O'Meara has commenced an action
against Patrick White to recover S5.000
damages for defamation of character.
o'Meara is an insurance agent. He alleges
hat on MAY ID last White charged him with
being confidence man, swindler and thief.
and charges him with having on other oc-
easions made similar statements in the pres
,nce of various persons.
Robert Powers brakeman, made his bow
to Judge Cory yesterday, charged with bas-
tardy. Two years ago he betrayed Jennie
Murray, who gave birth to a child. The
Judge gave Powers the alternative OF either
marrying the girl or being sent up. Powers
elected to take the first course, and a license
being procured; the pair were bound hard
and fast by the marriage ties