St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-30

PoStmasterWilHam Lee has named Edla ID.
Newell as agent9at ST. Anthony Park, for the
.ree mail delivery in that suburb.
The changes in the school text books prove
heavy expense to parents, and they grumble
because the system is changed so often.
Jacob Grow. for stealing a coat and vest
rom store on East Seventh street, was yes
:erday fined 500 in the municipal court
Assistant Attorney General Child went TO
WinOna yesterday to assist i'll the prosecu-
ton of the policeman of that city indicted
for murder.
AT the meeting of the painters and deco
rators' union last night Thomas Casey was
chosen as state organizer and two trustees
were elected.
Articles of incorporation were filed at the
office of the secretary of state yesterday by
the Church of Christ (scientist), of Fairmont
Martin county.
Mrs. Cane, the old woman found by the
police wandering around the city III an aim
less manner. was yesterday taken charge of
by the Little Sisters of the Poor.
The Misses Kathrine and Agnes Spettel of
Dayton avenue companied by their aunt,
Miss NJ. Metz, left on the Kansas City for a
months visit with relatives in Sycamore,
Kan.
The teachers in the fifth and sixth grades
Will meet at the high school Thursday after
noon at o'clock, and the teachers in the
night high school will meet the following day
ct the same hour.
The pressfeeders held a special meeting
last night 10 discuss the scale of wages No
conclusion was arrived at, and the matter
will be further discussed at the regular meet
ing tomorrow night.
George Wagner, who snatched a gold
watch from Manager Cady, of the ST. Paul
Furniture works, while he was doing in "a
yesterday sent out to the workhouse for
Sixty days.
Judge Cornish has filed an order in the
cause of the st. Paul Trust company as ex-
ecutor of the will of Norman W. Kittson
against Charles Paul and r. B. GaIusha in
which judgment for S1242j is ordered in
favor Of the plaintiff.
Joseph Ewitt was charged in the municipal
court yesterday with assaulting Mrs. Bald
win last Sunday by beating her and throw
ing her out of buggy on the Fort Smelling
road. The case was continued. as the woman
was unable to appear.
The many friends of Mrs j. b Mosher and
vest, Will be glad to learn that they are grad
ually recovering from the injuries and severe
nervous shock occasioned by the recent ac-
cident on the iEterurban car.
Harry Miles, a lad who was arrested by Of
fcer Cummings for having quantity of
stolen clothing in his possession, was re-
manded in the municipal court yesterday tor
week, in order that the boys who assisted
Miles in the robbery may be arrested.
The Little Falls Hardware company of the
city by that name. filed articles with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000, and the incorporates are Henry L.
Rutgers and NJ. NJ. Williams. of Little Falls,
and William L. Breyfogle, of Louisville, KY.
Police officer Davis yesterday arrested Gus
Eessner, waiter, twenty-six years old, for
helng drunk, and locked him up at head
quarters. Later in the day he was taken to
Minneapolis, as he is suspected of being the
man who set fire TO the house of NJ. W. Hoff-
man, in the Flour city.
Mrs. Ada Sunville and Henry Raigel, who
were arrested last week at the instance of the
woman's husband and locked up on charges
Of adultery, were dismissed from custody
yesterday when the cases were called in the
municipal court, the husband not putting in
an appearance to prosecute.
The journeymen plumbers have decided to
give all annual ball in the near future.
Messrs. Doyle, Ward and Griffin have been
asked to make the needed arrangements. A
report from the secretary OF the association
M Denver was received showing that the
organization is in a flourishing condition.
Annie Brown, for keeping a disorderly
house at 572 West Seventh street, was yester-
day fined 500 in the municipal court. Alice
Smith. for being an inmate, was fined $40,
and four men, who gave fictitious names
when hauled into the police net at the time
Of the raid, were each of them asked to put
up $40.
The supreme court calendar will contain
fully 300 cases for the October term The
clerks Office is an animated scene each day.
Attorneys from every quarter of the state
call 10 have cases placed oil the calendar, and
to-day will be their last opportunity to do
this. Then the CALENDAR closes and goes to
the printer.
The state auditor is sending out to county
auditors a statement of the tax levies for
state purposes for the next year. 1t nets two
and siXtn-tenths mills, as follows: For for
estry. soldiers relief, building bonds and rail
way funding bonds, one-tenth of Il mill each.
and for general state purposes two mills and
two-tenths.
Alexander Bell, thirteen, and Charles Bo-
quet, fourteen, were arrested last evening bv
officer Perro and locked up on charges of
vagrancy The boys-ive at Noah Springs.
To-. and ran away from home Yesterday.
coming TO st. Paul on the midday train. Bell
stated that he paid the fares with money he
earned last winter.
y pleasant party witnessed the marriage of
NJ. NJ. Thomas to Mrs. Clara VI. Waite last
evening at the residence of the brides sister.
Mrs. j. 7. Ingersoll. sos Dayton avenue Mr..
Thomas is well known in typographical
circles, having been with prominent estab-
iishment here for several years. The newly
welded couple will keep house at 422 lyle
hart street.
Supt. Scott, of the street railroad company.
stated last evening that he did not know
when the proposed conference between Mr..
Lowry and the delegation Of citizens from
Hamline and st. Anthony Park would take
place, but thought it would occur today.
He did not know what the opinion of Mr..
Lowry was on the objections expressed by
the citizens TO the proposed changes in serv-
ice of cars.
Judge Olivier of the probate court yester-
day ordered John, Thomas and Arthur
Smiley taken to the state public school al
Owatonna. They are aged ten, eight and
six years respectively, and are nice looking
boys. The father abandoned the children,
and the mother is destitute besides being SC
i'll with rheumatism and a com IMPLICATION OF
ills that she has been placed in the Home fol-
the Friendless
Secretary Hart has reported TO Gov. Mer
Fam that he has inspected the Philadelphia
house of refuge, an institution that CORE
spends with our reform school. He find.
manual training successfully in vogue ant
industries on the state account plan HI
also visited the New jersey state reform
school at Jonesburg. here they have The
cottage system, and he noted as 8 promotion
Of discipline they have adopted the militar,
drll for the boys.
The board Of public works yesterda,
awarded The following contracts: For grad
ing Dayton and Cleveland avenues. engi
neer's estimate S5,00aawarded toWJ Preston
for S5172. For grading Chatsworth street
engineers estimate $3.50 awarded to Charlie.