St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
SAINT PAUL.
GENERAL P.CK-UPs.

GENERAL P4CK-UPS.
Bishop whipple left last evening for Chi
cago for short period.
Marcus johnson collected internal revenue
to the amount of S13l. 1872 in October.
The joint committee on acquisitions met
yesterday afternoon and transacted routine
business.
Arnold Kalman and family left last even
ing for New York. They viii sail for Europe
Saturday.
Schedules were filed yesterday in the mat
ter of the receivership of W. II. Hurd, show
ing assets, s.. 1889; debts, S1,94I75.
Faribault county has notified the governor
that its pro rata assessment for the world s
fair fund mas been arranged for.
e Secretary p j. Smalley of the Democratic
state committee. will keep Democratic head
quarters in the Globe building open tonight.
The board of aldermen meet this evening
in regular session, and WILL among other
matters, proceed 10 dispose OF the Azotine
iangle.
Adjt. Gen. Muller was notified yesterday by
the national bureau that a pension of S.
month has beeu granted Louis Cordes. of
1nver Grove.
a lady's boa is at the central station await
Ing the owner. 1t was picked up Yesterday
by police officer on the corner of Seventh
and Ramsey streets.
FScarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from 1852 Capitol ave-
nue. and As East Sixth street; diptheria from
3f0 Goodrich avenue, and membraneous
Group from 1925 Bradley street.
Herman Clouse, arrested last week on n
charge Of stealing 4 buggy valued at S25, the
property of Andrew Nippolt was yesterday
dismissed IN the municipal court on the
ground that he had been arrested without a
warrant
The Thursby concert takes place at the
Peoples church this evening. The pro-
gramme is a most attractive one, and no
doubt the large auditorium will be well filled
by music lovers anxious to hear Miss Thurs
by. who, as a soprano. is unequaled in this
country.
Thomas Russell, who has earned a reputa-
tion for trying to fight police officers and
who was dubbed while engaged in his favor
lite pastime last Sunday evening was yester-
day in the municipal court sentenced to
thirty days at Como for being drunk and dis
orderly.
At the annual meeting yesterday of the
Edison Light company the old directors were
reelected. They are n. c. Snow, c. B. Ian
don. G. II. French, a C. Green. /. \. Par
ker, A. Marans and j. Hank. The officers
will be elected at a meeting of the directors
to be held shortly.
The aldermen committee OF claims met
yesterday afternoon and transacted business
preparatory for this evenings meeting of the
board. The committee allowed the last bill
presented by the Azotine company for de-
stroying garbage for the month ending Oct.
Is. amounting TO S1,2j0.
George H. Monroe sheriff of Stevens coun-
~, yesterday filed a certificate with the state
auditor indicating that he had delivered at
the state penitentiary four convicts from his
county. J. n. Markham. sheriff of Itasca
county, also fled a certificate of like I'M
port
The Duluth Powder company fled articles
OF incorporation with the secretary Of state
yesterday. They recite that the capital stock
is $4,000, while the incorporators are NJ. r.
Baldwin John P. Sutphin. Frank B. Dough-
erty, j. j. Costello, Maurice Shannon and c.
b. King.
Last evening the committee on streets of
the board of aldermen was called together
for meeting, but only three out of the seven
members responded. The three members
waited patiently for over an hour i'll the hope
of securing a quorum, but eventually had to
adjourn.
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday filed the
vacancy on the police force caused by the
1eath Of Detective Maurice Hurley 10y ap-
pointing Edward NJ. Allen, who resides at
40 Fort street. Officer Allen is a carpeater
by trade, and is a fine specimen of manhood.
tipping the beam at 100 pounds.
The United States circuitand district courts
open to-day at Mankato. Judge Nelson, AS
sintant United States District Attorney Ed
gerton. Marshal Donahower, Deputy Marshal
Donahower ana Circuit Court Clerk Hills
are among those from st. Paul who left last
evening TO be present at the opening of these
courts.
Yesterday the health department started in
work with a reduced force in accordance
with the terms of the Bell charter Until
April this reduction viii be in force. The
work of the department is now carried on by
eight officials in place of seventeen, which
will cause a reduction in expenses of S525
monthly.
The conference committee on garbage and
aZotine matters VIII meet this afternoon to
hear the report of the city attorney and the
health officer as to the location of places
where garbage is to be delivered i'll the
city limits to the azotine company for de-
structiOn. The committee is to make re-
port tc the board of aldermen, which meets
this evening.
The Bunker Hill Toboggan CLUB elect ed of
fcers last evening: President, Charles
Honck; vice president r. Martin; treasurer,
John Lux; secretary, Charles, sommen;
executive committee, Joseph Book, Frank
Kemp, William Genger; captain. John Lux;
first lieutenantF. Glingmier: second iieuten-
ent, Mic Heigern. The club will give u
dance in Marquardts hall, on Carroll street,
the 18th inst.
City Engineer Rundletts report for Oc-
tober shows that during the past month two
contracts for street grading were let for
$1,000; three for sewering, S4,S66; one for
pa<>ng Sl0.449. The total estimates fur
nished for paving four and quarter miles
OF streets were S71.94O, and one sewer CON
tract for three-quarters of mile $4,000.
The sewer contract is tor what is known as
the Phaien creek sewer, and will when fin
ished, form a valuable part of the sewer sys-
TEN of the city.
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