St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-15
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Yesterdays bank olearances were $780,
| 7O22O.
vormarts Lodge No 10Y, A. o. q. W., will
| give bail Saturday evening at Marquardts
hall.
Public Examiner Kenyon was back in his
office yesterday, nearly recovered from his
| illness.
The city treasurer yesterday paid coupons
amounting to Sc, 225.5O, bonds issued for
city improvement.
Brings & Harf have made an assignment
OF all their effects to henry Peters, for the
benefit of their creditors generally.
The board of public works held q session
yesterday at which the principal matters
considered were assessments for various
street Improvements.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Otto j. Peterson and Mathilda Gilbert, Rich
ard Moriarity and Gusta Reberk, KIement
Jarez and Aloise Pojinau.
The body of Pound, the Omaha switch
man killed on Thursday night, was taken TO
Minneapolis yesterday. Coroner Quinn de-
cided an inquest unnecessary.
Three marriages. eight births and two
| deaths were reported at the health Office yes
terday; also scarlet fever at 271 West Sew
| enth and membraneous Group at 964 Case
street.
Boiler Inspector Clark will make thorough
inspection of the circumstances surrounding
the boiler explosion at Collinwood, Meeker
county, in which Engineer SchWandt was
| killed
Detectives Kenalsy and DAILY yesterday ar
rested Fred Achilles and Henry Shutz on q
charge of entering the house of Capt Bell,
on ST. Anthony hill. and stealing q quantity
of clothing.
AT the Newmarket theater, commencing
Feb. 81, the beautiful military comedy, 'The
Paymaster" will be given. The aquatic
effects are said to be beyond anything ever
before attempted.
Mrs. Maggie Van Colt, the woman evangel-
list, who conducted q series of meetings in
this city last spring, will lecture on the
Mammoth Cave, at the Cendral Park NJ. E..
church. Monday night
The adjutant general yesterday formally
accepted Inspector General SchoeffeIs resIg-
nation, paying tribute to his many good
qualities as well as his services in the Office
which has just been resigned.
Those renting lock boxes in an entire Sec
ton of the postoffi ce have had new boxes as
signed to them. The section will be removed
in few days, to make room for the new win
dow at which printed matter will be de-
liyered.
John Hastrom was arrested by Depuy
herif Kinney and brought to St. Paul yes
terday, upon a charge OF bastardy preferred
by Caroline Quist. Hastrom was working in
lumber camp twenty mil es from Hinckley
when arrested.
A fire broke out yes terday morning at IL
o'clock in the drying kiln of the st. Paul
Barrel company at South st. Paul. The
fire was subdued by the local engine COM
pany and employees after doing $500 dam
age; fully insured.
The body of Andrew the Ger man who
died IN a farm wagon on Thursday, is still
lying in the morgue. 1t is probable that the
dean OF the medical college will make req
uisition on the coroner for the body, and it
will go to the college for dissecting pur-
poses.
The cause of Edmond Kelly against his
wife, Mary Kiely. for divorce and permits
sion to dispose of his real estate, was tried
and submitted to Judge Brill yesterday.
Kelly testified that his wife had been ad-
dicted to drunkenness, and he refused to live
with her.
The Gogebic Bessemer Ore company, of