St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-12
SAINT PAUL.
CHIPS.

The Cincinnati Iron company has filed its
bylaws with the secretary of state.
President Northrop of the state university,
is visiting the high schools at Hastings,
Rochester Winona and Lake City this week,
Treasurer Bobleter has received s., 1870,
as taxes of one cent per ton on iron shipped
out of the state for the year ending Nov. 80.
1891.
The Paris Gaiety Girls company will con-
clude its successful engagement at Turner
hail with a matinee and evening perform
ance today.
An interesting lecture will be given this
evening at the Peoples church by Prof
Payne, who will take for his subject THE
Fixed STAR
Lecture by Hon. c. D. O'Brien, for the ben
eft of the House of the Good Shepherd, on
the work of the order. Cretin hall, Dec %, at
So'olock p. m.
Mat O'Laughlin, who had watch stolen
from him week ago by Ed O'Donnell. no
torious crook. denies that he was drunk the
night he was robbed.
A vacant shanty at $50 Temperance street
was severly damaged by fire early yesterday
morning. The blaze is supposed to have
been of an incendIary origin.
John R. Cumpson and his company with
the talented little Murray Twins. will give
their farewell performances at the Metropoli-
tan today matinee and evening.
\ musical entertainment is 10 be given at
the First Baptist church on the evening of
the 18th inst in and of the Norwegian and
Danish Baptist church of st. Paul.
Henry Brewer was charged in the munich
pal court yesterday with stealing S25 from
Martin King. The case was continued until
this morning. bail being fixed al $500.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from Minnehaha, near
Aldine; 90l Russell, - Western, 25S Dayton;
diphtheria from 40 West Dearborn and 800
Lee avenue.
A blaze in the kitchen of a residence on
the corner of Marshall avenue and Chats
worth street gave the fire department run
last evening shortly before 8 O'Clock. The
damage was nominal.
The hearing of The evidence in the case Of
Merrill Ryder, charged with violating the
game laws was resumed yesterday in the
municipal court. The case was taken under
Amusement by Judge Cory.
The Chamber OF Commerce Building com
pany has filed articles of incorporation. The
incorporates are Maurice Auerbach, CraW-
ford Livingstone, D. d. Merrill. Lane X
Stone, Ansel Oppenheim ana W. H. Light
ner.
LaZero CTovalto was examined in the pro-
bate court yesterday touching his sanity. He
was sent to the county and city hospital. lie
has delusion that he has been dead for the
past two years; that he was struck by can-
non ball that ended his life.
The case against Thomas Berrisford. presi
dent of the bakers ASSOCIATION, charged with
violating the city ordinance prohibiting the
sale Of leaves of bread of less Than one pound
weight.was continued i'll the municipal court
yesterday until the 18th inst.
The salaries for November of ali city en-
ployes viii be paid by the city treasurer next
Tuesday. The police. fire and engineers
departments viii be paid in the morning,
and the salaries OF the school teachers will
be paid from J to in the afternoon
A runaway horse caused some excitement
on Fourth street yesterday afternoon. The
animal dashed madly along until it reached
jackson street, where il was stopped. No
Ole was injured, but the cart to which the
horse was attached was smashed 10 pieces.
August Hoiton. twenty-five laborer, was
arrested yesterday By Officer Cogan for being
drunk and lOurishing a loaded revolver.
Holton got into an alteration with a team
ster on Third street, and pulled gun on the
man just as the police officer came up and
wrested the weapon from his hand
Earle, or Edwards the diamond thief
and professional crook and burglar viii be
nrraigned i'll the municipal court this morn
ing on several charges, including burglary
and larceny. Five persons have. up to the
present, identified property found in the
mans room by the detective, but there is yet
a quantity Of surgical and dental Instru
ments unidentified
Gus Burke, teamster employed by the
Minnesota Packing company, met with a
painful accident yesterday morning at South
ST Paul. Burke missed his footing and tell,
and in trying to save himself struck hisIhand
upon large nail which was sticking out of
= board. The rusty nail way driven right
through the palm of the right hand. The
injured man was conveyed to the city hos
oital, where the wound was dressed.
The body of George Morrison the ninth
victim of the Third street accident, was re-
moved from the city hospital yesterday to
The undertaking rooms of Mccarthy & Don
nelly. The unfortunate man leaves a wife
and family, who reside on Commercial
street St Peter and Tesehler the two men
at the city hospital who are suffering from
fracture of the skull. were reported last even
ing to be progressing favorabiy, and the doc
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