St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-23
TO SUIT ALL TASTES.


! ported yesterday at the health Office
| The board of fire commissioners met last
| evening and passed the June pay roll,
amounting to $4,000.
Miss Allie Ballard, of East Winnifred street
| left Saturday for Larimore, S. D., where she
will spend the summer.
| At the plasterers union last evening the
action of the painters union relative to the
lockout was approved.
| Gov. Merriam and staff will leave this
morning for Lake City to inspect the Second
| regiment now encamped there.
County Treasurer A. n. Nelson yesterday
paid over to the city treasurer S125, 600 and on
| Saturday last paid the same official $4,000 on
account of the school fund.
The Hoyt Manufacturing Company of st.
| Cloud filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
| stock of the concern is $4,000.
Tom Mccoy, one of the gang who robbed
West side citizen last sunday week, was in
the municipal court yesterday on charge of
highway robbery, and remanded until to-
morrow.
Yesterday was heavy day in the munic-
ipal court forty nine persons being up be
fore Judge Cory. Fourteen went to the
workhouse, and the rest were disposed of by
fine or dismissal.
Judge Walker, of the municipal court of
Milwaukee, was guest of Judge Cory yester-
day, and at the close of business compli-
mented the officers of the municipal court on
their efficient handling of affairs.
The assembly committee on police met yes
terday and decided to report in favor of the
appointment of NJ. McGuffin, special police
officer IN Central park, at a monthly salary of
$50, to be paid out of the park funds.
At half-past 2 yesterday morning fire
started from an unknown cause on the first
floor of the warehouse of Moves Brothers d
Cutler, Sixth and Sibley streets. The prompt
arrival of the fire department prevented any
damage.
Sheriff N. P. Richardson, of Olmsted
county, cashed voucher for S34. % Yesterday
for expenses in conveying to the peniten-
tiary E. H. Miller, convicted of grand larceny
and sentenced to two years and three months
imprisonment.
Boiler Inspector Clarkes long deferred ap-
pointment of deputies occurred on Saturday,
the announcement OF the names being made
yesterday afternoon. The appointees are j.
B. Sutton, John Dibble, Paul Swenson and
William Mcmillan.
The assembly committee on ways and
means and the committee on claims held
meetings yesterday afternoon and trans
acted routine business, auditing and passing
accounts which will come up before the as
semb}y this evening.
Mayor Smith yesterday received letter
from James L. Hubbard, of Boston, thanking
the MAYOR and his associates on behalf of the
committees on streets and sewers of Boston
for the cordial reception rendered them in
st. Paul OH their recent visit
Frank Lewis, sixteen years old, stole cash
box from bar at the fair grounds He gave
the police long chase ere he was caught and
locked up at Union Park station. AS the
money was recovered, the owner declined to
prosecute, and the lad was set at liberty.
Detective Werrick last evening arrested
August Johnson, young man. on charge of
embezzling $50, money he had collected for
Drewry's Brewing Company, East st. Paul
Johnson, who had been with the company
for three years, was locked up at Margaret
street police station.
Mrs. Frank RuziskG, widow of Ex-Officer
Ruziska, living at 361 West Seventh street,
was last evening taken to the county JAIL as
she had suddenly become insane. Her hus-
band died in Rochester insane asylum about
eighteen months ago. She has been previous
ly confined in the asylum.
John Francis Benson, colored, who died at
the city hospital sunday will be buried to-
day at Oakland cemetery under the auspices
of Garfield post, No. s, of which deceased
was member. The funeral will be from
| Mccarthy Il Donnelly's establishment on
Wabasha street.
Chief Bonga, of the Chippewa Indian
tribe, yesterday called at the governors
Office at the capitol and presented his ex-
| cellency with very fine woven mat, made of
| colored grasses by the young women of the
| tribe, The mat is a very handsome one and
| it will find place in the executive mansion.
The two-story house of William Luchs, sit
| uated on Albemarle street, near the liver, was
! totally destroyed by fire at half past three
| yesterday morning. The house was beyond
the water limit, and the fire department
| could do nothing to save it. The loss is about
| $4,000. partially covered by insurance. The
! explosion of a lamp caused the fire.
The assembly meets in regular session this
evening at 7:2O in the council chamber
President Murray says he will put quietus
on any lord who dares to address him
| without rising. Mr.. Murray feels like a
| famous fighting general who, on the field of
| battle exclaimed: ''What in HI are we
| here for!''
The mayor yesterday appointed P a. Nc
Hale member of the police force vice Off
| Ger McCarrick. deceased. Officer McHale is
thirty-one years old and was born at Still
| water. de resides at 265 Charles street and
has been employed as private policeman by
many firms In this city. His application has
been on file in the mayors Office tor long
! time.
The BARRIERS union last evening heard com
mittees' reports showing that a majority of
the downtown shops had agreed to charge
| 10 cents for shave. Committees were ap-
pointed to wait on shops where non-union
BARRIERS are at work to induce the bosses to
employ none but union men, The shops
will keep open until II p. m. July 3 and 1 D.
IN. July 4. Only Is cents will be charged for
shave on the Fourth. The semi-annual
election will occur the second Monday in
| July.
State Auditor Bierman's land sales for the
past week were lighter than expected. He
sold les acres in Aiken county, 240in Wadena.
| 100 in Itasca, 40 in st. Louis and 3,16O in
| Carleton. The average price paid was S.
| exceptin ST. Louis county, where it ranged
from $40 to SIS. The dates of sales for the
| present week are Madison on Tuesday, Glen
coe on Thursday, Henderson, Sibley county.
| on Friday and Buffalo, Wright county. on
Saturday. This will wind up the SAFE of
state lands for the year. except a few small