St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-31
SAINT PAUL.
AS MARCH MEANDERS.

Felix Burthier was fined SO yesterday for
fast driving.
To-day is the last day for filing causes for
the April term of the supreme court
W j. Dyer & Bros. have sued Galen B.
Raymond to recover SS2.O7 for goods sold.
Frank Fuchs goes to the workhouse for
thirty days for stealing II. Steinburgers over
coat
There will be a meeting of the st. Paul
Curling club at the rink at 80 o'clock to-
night
William Macarthur, who stole quantity of
meta! from Robinson IL Cary, was sent to the
workhouse for ninety days.
Judge Brill has refused to dismiss the me-
chanic's lien case of Charles Paulsen ct al,
against Michael \. Conroy Ell al
The governor yesterday signed the COM
mission of John Frances Barron, second
lieutenant Battery A. of the national
guards.
Robert McNair, Albert Beckman and
George Blair arrested for burglarizing an
East Seventh street apartment, have been
held 10 the grand jury.
Thomas Shaughnessy seeks TO inforce a
mechanics lien upon lot 4. block 20 of sum
nit Park addition, owned by Nellie Kingsley
and William Kingsley.
Maggie Leonard and Anna Day, who were
aleested in a disorderly house Saturday
night. failed to show up i'll court yesterday
ana thereby each forfeited S25 bail.
County Treasurer Nelson says this is the
last day on which to pay personal taxes for
1890 in his office. The delinquent list viii be
turned over to the sheriff tomorrow.
Scarlet fever is reported at 40 East Seventh
street, corner Cherokee and Belmont, Hague
avenue near Smelling, and Bradford street,
near 81. Anthony Park Diphtheria at l0l
sycamore street.
The following institute lectures will be be-
livered this evening: Prof. Kiehle at Aus
Tin. Prof. ". F. ROcheleau at Hutchinson.
Prof r. shepherd at Mantorville, DR.. L. W.
Sperry at Rochester.
\ petition for a writ of habe6s corpus was
filed in the supreme court yesterday by At
torney 4. p. Duffy on behalf of W. y. Saus-
say. who was sent TO the wOrkhouse for pub
fishing an immoral and indecent newspaper.
The board of education will exercise lis
power up to the hour when by the new law
ii viii pass out Of existence. The board has
authorized the issue of certificates of indebt-
edncss for $4,000 10 pay the March salaries
and current expenses.
In the case of Michael Rossbach and 9th
ers against Margaret Arpin and others, Judge
Otis has filed an order rendering judgment
in favor of the defendants 1t is held that
Margaret Arpin Is entitled to the full posses
sion and title to the lands in question.
The popular city physician, DR., A. B.
Aucker. has made gift to the new Press
club of ST Paul, consisting of a series of vol
umes OF Greenes History of England. The
offer was accepted with the thanks of the
club and is a sure sign Of the cordial feeling
which exists between Dr.. Ancker and the
reporters.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Clewitt. of Ramsey
county. yesterday filed with the state auditor
the official papers showing that SAVING Rad
inc, the Italian murderer sentenced to life
Imprisonment, had been delivered to the
warden of the state prison at saltwater. The
bill of expenses incurred in the journey
amounted to Sn.75.
The state fair committee will meet thi
evening at the Merchants hstel for the pur
pose of electing president and perfectin!
plans tor the fair this year Although it ha
not been definitely settled who viii be thu
president. it is understood that the commit
tee will ask Col. D. NJ. Clough, of Minneapo
lis, to accept the position.
The sale of seats for the concert to be givel
at the Peoples church on Thursday by th'
Glee and Banjo Clubs of the University of
Wisconsin opens this morning at Dyer's
The clubs are recognized as among the yer,
best in the world and the larger part of tht
house is offered at - cents and 50 cents
This should tax the great auditorium TO it:
utmost.
At the meeting of the chamber of com
merce. yesterday, a letter was read from
James IL. Windrim, supervising governmen
architect acknowledging the invitation o
the chamber to visit st. Paul, and saying this
he hoped 10 accept the invitation when oaic
duties would permit. Communications froI
Denver and Kansas City relative to the tran'
Mississippi commercial congress were rea
and referred to the mercantile COMMITTEES
There appearing to be no further bushes
the chamber adjourned.