St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-11
DOINGS OF A DAY.

Bank clearings yesterday were S695. S91 90.
Public Examiner Kenyon is down with
late attack of la grippe.
The Mutual Indemnity association, Of Will
mar, Minn., has retired from business in the
state.
Treasurer James Murray. of the Olympic. is
incapaeitated for duty by an aggravated at
tack of la grippe.
The junior pioneers viii hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight at A. Q. Il. hall,
corner Seventh and Wabasha.
George Butler and Abe Lincoln yesterday
fled bonds in the sum of $1,000 each to an
swer the charge Of robbjng mail boxes.
The case of Mary O'Connor against The
New York Life Insurance company to re-
cover dover is on trial before Judge Kelly.
The jury in the case of August Milhausen
against the ST. Paul & Duluth Railway com
pany, rendered a verdict yesterday in favor
of the railway.
The seventeenth annual conference Of cor
rections and charities will be held in Balti-
more May II to 81 inclusive. Quite dele
CATION viii go from st. Paul
The ease Of James E. Brady against The
st. Paul Furniture company to recover for
merchandise sold was tried and submitted to
Judge Kelly. A jury was waived.
The health Office report yesterday was:
Scarlet fever at 473 jackson, 30l Wilder.
35s East Tenth; diphtheria at 65s Sims; one
marriage, eight births and one death.
The members of all C. T. A. societies OF
Ramsey county are invited to attend the fu-
neral of Dauisl Desmond from his home, 5S5
John street. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The committee on abatement of the Ram
sey county board OF commissioners met yes
terday, and decided to recommend the abate-
ment in 'ssse ssnent Of taxes in q number of
cases.
The local military order of the Loyal
Legion of the United States will hold a meet
ing ct the Hotel Ryan this evening at 80.
Dr.. Ell. Torrance will read a paper upon
''The Pennsylvania Reserves
Mrs. Mary Calvin, the wife of Officer
Henry Calvin, who died on Sunday, was
native of Ballymena. County Antrim, Ire
land, instead of Athlone, as given in yes
terday' GLOBE.
The fishmonger, KrakoWski, who COM
planned TO the mayor that an officer took his
fish, aDologized yesterday by saying that he
was convinced it was not a regular police
man, but masquerader from ball near by
A number of ladies and gentlemen belong
tied the building inspectors office yesterday
for the purpose of examining different kinds
of window glass. with a view to selecting the
glass for the new church.
A fellowship meeting Of the Congrega-
tional churches of the city will be held at
Pacific church, Acker street, this evening at
$50. Rev: DIR. Heath will preach, and brief
addresses will be given by Rev. II. Macy, of
Merriam Park; s. Shepherd, of Atlantic, and
Wallace Nutting, of Park church.
The board Of trustees of the soldiers home
at Minnehaha will visit that institution to.
day. They leave here on the 9:l5 tram this
morning, accompanied by number of in
vited guests including ex-army officers, state
officials, etc, and will spend the day at the
home.
The b~ard of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading Rice street,
from Maryland to the north city limits, to III.
C. Huebner at Sl4,77O, and the contract
for grading CORTLAND street, from Lake
Como to the northern limits to Charles Nom
nemocher at S8,49S.
The Imperial Loan. Real Estate and Invest
ment Company of America has filed articles
of INCORPORATION with the secretary OF state.
The capital stock is $4,000 The incor-
porators are l.. F. Mortimer of Chicago, and
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew c. Peterson and Laura j. Jarvis,
Sam Reed and Annie Brown. Axel William
Anderson and Johanna NJ Anderson,
Charles Botson and Annie Schussler, Daniel
Sullivan and Della Fleming, Charles E.
Parks and Josephine A. Lynch.
The annual meeting of the humane
society will occur to-day at 80 p. N. in the
Office, l4l East Ninth street. The annual re-
ports will be presented and the election of
officers for the ensuing year will take place.
All ladies and gentlemen interested in the
work are invited to be present.
Leonard Particle the last of the trio in
dicted for forgery in the second degree, in
what are popularity termed the real estate
fraud cases, will be 'put upon tn e country
to-day, as trial by jury of mis- peers is le-
gally expressed. The work OF procuring the
jury was commenced yesterday before Judge
Wilkln, but not concluded.
The jury rendered verdict of not guilty in
the case against Madaline Frelinghuysen in
dicted for receiving stolen goods the prop
erty of II. P Hall. She was committed to
answer charge of q similar nature in the
case of goods belonging to Mrs. Hatch. Dur.
ing the argument of the case yesterday the
unfortunate Madaline wrung copious tears
from her handkerchief
The st. Paul Methodist Social union will
hold its February meeting this evening at
Central Park church. After supper at 2
O'Clock there Will be discussion, in five
minute speeches, upon the topic: How can
the interests of Melhodism be best promoted
in this city by the union, and how can socia-
bility be increased in the church?'' Revs. j.
H Dewart, T. |. Coultis, S. n McAdoo and
Miss NJ. Anderson will participate in the dis.
cussion. There viii be singing by Hamlin
Glee club and music by Oxford church Or
chestra.
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. R., holds its
regular meeting on the 18th inst at corner
Of Wabasha and Seventh streets. After a
brief business meeting the doors viii be
open 10 the friends of the post to listen to
an address by Conrade W. II. Burns on
personal "Reminiscences Of the Battle of
Roanoke Island,' after which the post will
adjourn to the residence of Comrade r. w.
Clifford, so West Fifth street. for refresh
ments and good social time.
New Train Service