St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
GLOBULES.


seventy-six saloon licenses have been taken
out since Jan. |.
Fred Selleck, the Detroit millionaire. is at
the Clifton.
His Grace Archbishop Ireland will lecture
this evening in the cathedral at 7:3O.
Engine Company No. IL has been presented
with an elegant table by Smith d Farwell.
NJ. J. Burns, of Spokane Fails. and A. c.
Wilkinson, of Crookston, are Clifton guests.
J. and A. Freiberg have sued John S.
Schneider to recover 1870. 40 for merchandise
sold
The First Scandinavian Congregational
church of Minneapolis has filed articles OF
incorporation.
The National German-Ameriean bank has
sued Frank and Gottfried Keller upon $50
promissory note.
The fancy skating contest that was post
poned will take place to-day on Capt. Jef-
emy's rink at foot of jackson street.
William NJ. Liggett, the recently appointed
railroad commissioner, filed his oath of Of
fee yesterday with the secretary of state.
The first number of the South st. Paul
Daily Reporter made its appearance yester-
day. 1t is as bright and neat as new pin.
The Independent Oil company hat sued
Lawrence Fahey to recover $102.13 on ac-
count of promissory note and q bill for oil
sold.
Fire in the basement of j. w. Blabon &
Co. s store, at 222 East Fourth street, at
o'clock yesterday morning, caused slight
damage.
Hon. Judge Twohy will deliver an address
before the Crusaders society at their hall,
corner Fort and Sixth streets, this afternoon
at o'clock.
The sem i-annual election of officers of the
st. Patricks Total Abstinence society will
take place Sunday. Jan. IS. All members are
requested to be present.
Capt Sands, Lieut.. Padden and Lieut..
Wright, Of Company G, Second regiment M.
N. g., yesterday rendered their designations
to the adiutant general.
Mrs. Levdansky was arraigned Yesterday in
the United States district court upon an in
dictment for passing counterfeit money.
She gave $500 bail to appear and stand trial.
In the cause of the United States Savings,
Loan aud Building Company against William
II. Richardson and Others, Judge Kelly has
ordered judgment i'll favor of the plaintiff
for S154.20.
Ed Fluge pleaded guilty in the United
States district court yesterday to an indict-
ment for selling liquor without license,
and was sentenced to sixty Gays in the Ram
sey county jail and to pay fine OF $l0O
The United States district court will com
mence the trial of the St. Paul census cases
tomorrow. The case of j. o. VerYais will be
the first one tried. The offense charged is
making improper and fictitious returns as an
enumeratOr.
At the Grand opera house Rev. W. S. Vail
will preach before the Unlversalist sociely
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. Subject.
Earthly Immortality This service will in
augurate an excellent quartette of mixed
voices. ALI seats free.
The Doutneys and their co-workers hold
gospel temperance meetings to-day at 3 and
7:45 p. m at the Olympic theater. The White
Grand Colored Concert company and others
of note will take active part A rich treat is
in store for all who attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Doutney, with the
White Grand Colored Concert company and
others, begin a series Of gospel temperance
meetings in Liedertafel hall tomorrow
night remaining there during the week. The
West siders should take advantage Of this OBJ
portunity to have good time.
In the case of Corlies, Chapman & Drake
against John j. Lee and others. and in the
case of the same company against Martin j..
Lee and others, Judge Kerr has rendered
judgments for S172. 80 in each case in favor of
the plaintiff, and has declared these amounts
to be liens upon certain lots, and directed
that they be sold to satisfy liens thereon
Articles of incorporation were fled yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Mime
sofa Sash and Door company of st. Paul
with capital stock of $4,000. The incorpo-
rators are Charles P. Noyes, j. P. GriDhen,
s. E Mahan, Albert Kohler, Ed r. Harron,
Arthur 1. Wilson, Ed. r. Sanford, j. j. Cor
coran. all of st, Paul, and Thomas Ken
worthy, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Sheriff A. W. Kramer, of Stearns county,
| yesterday reported to the state auditor that
he had conveyed to the state prison at Still
water the following prisoners: Hans john
son, forgery, two years; James Martin, bur-
| glary, two and a half years; Frank Clark, lar
ceny, one year; James Dunkirk, larceny, six
months Sheriff Kramer received a voucher
on the treasury for 5000 expenses incurred.