St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

The bank clearings yesterday, S1.454 75135.
Five small building permits, for the cree
ton Of structures to cost a total of s.. $50,
were issued at the building inspectors office
yesterday.
Superintendent OF Police Henderson has
had the number of palrOmen doubled on
Nicolet avenue. They viii be kept on duty
until after the holidays.
The weather indications say that the tenn
peTatnre VIII rise slightly. about 10 deg and
that there may be light local SHOWS. The
cold wave has passed on east.
William Donaldson d Co have placed in
the hands Of Secretary Elliott, of the Y. NJ.
G. A, the sum Of SEQ to be divided equally
among All the charitable institutions i'll the
city.
The exposition board met yesterday morn
ing. The time was taken up with general
discussion OF matters pertaining 10 the expo
siton. 70 business Of importance was
transacted.
Mrs. j. ~ Mackenzie who was injured in
the Flint 4 rere Marquette collision month
ago, died Tuesday night at Toledo. Her
husband is the only remaining member OF a
family of four.
Charles Warbleton, who was arrested OF
TUESDAY on complaint OF baStardy pre-
terred by Belle Sturman, was arTaigned yes
terday and his case was set for Dec %, bail
being fixed al $500.
A man 10y tie name OF Dahl who lives on
Nineteenth avenue south. was found in an
insane condition yesterday and taken TO the
county Jail. lie viii be examined in the
probate court today.
Mir ana Mrs. John McGleason, who shell
tered Winnie Reed, the baby left on q neigh
Dor door step a few nights ago. were sur
prlsed TO find another cherub, boy, at their
own door Tuesday night
1t is now stated by those who pretend to
know that Dr. j. NJ Ioll is slated for the
new Office created by the board of corrections
ana charities ut Its last meeting, that of see
Ond assistant city attorney.
paper entitled Thought From TheO-
sophie Writer'S VIII be read before the
Iheosophic society by Sarah Bracket. at
their headquarters, 992 New York Life build
ing this evening at o'clock.
The transfer deed in the Minneapolis Har-
vester works deal was fled Yesterday with
the register or deeds. The deed shows the
consideration paid by tie Walter A. Wood
company for The plant 10 be $1,000.
Abraham Schaefers furnishing store at
zoo Washington avenue soulh. was burned
early yesterday morning. The loss by fire
and water may reach 500. The surround
lngs seemed TO many to indicate incendiar-
ism.
Adolrhand Ellick Schudar, two lads of six
teen and fourteen, lett MantOrVille To-.
Dee. 10. and haven't been seen since InfOr-
nation Is requested by Joseph Schudar. who
viii pay for it. 1t should be sent TO Mantor-
vile.
The new thirty-foot electric car. made
for Trial trip Yesterday morning. The trial
was 50 eminently satisfactory that it is
thought several more cars will be built on
the same plan.
\ mass meeting of the bakers union will
be held at the Labor Temple on Saturday
evening next Nominglly the object OF the
meeting = TO endeaVOr 10 form Il SCaudi-
navian section within the union. Other
matters WILL however. some up for discus
sion
}. c. Williams. collector of customs at st.
vincent: has come down 10 Minneapolis 10
spend Christmas. lie has been at St Vincent
nearly two years now. Within the last yeal
be has collected over 5000 worth of Gus
toms. This is a big increase over the collec-
tons Of his predecessor
1t has been found that the fire at the Big
brighton store was more serious than was at
first supposed, the loss now being placed at
something over $1,000. Young Harper, the
son OF The proprietor who was burned. is
doing nicely and Will soon recover from the
effects Of his unpleasant experience
Cases of measles N 2436 Twenty-third ave-
nue. south, 1915 Fremont avenue north, and
$50 First street north; scarlet fever al 1915
Mount Curve avenue, 525 Second avenue
southeast, and 1l0j Twenty first avenus
north; scar.atina al 1GlS Bryant avenue
north; and diphtheria at - Eighth street
south.
The council committee on public grounds
ana buildings yesterday authorized Chair
man Love 10 secure proposals for furnishing
nous upon the adoption Of this plan which
makes Aid Loye virtually a purchasing
agent subject only TO the approval Of the
committee.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph ;. Hartman and Flora McIIutiie
Gust Osking and Emma Smith, Rober
Phillips and Mary Schpfier John l.. Began
son and Sarah }. Romans. Peter Nelson ant
Mary Nelson. Charles Z. Adams and Carrie
v. Brent, Tereh P. Burt and Nettie NJ. Bliss
William II. Curtis and Margaret Morris.
The Bicycle Theater party will be enter
tanned Dec. - by the Andrews Opera com
pany in the Pretty Persian Some prom
inent people i'll social and literary circles
vii! be in the party, which will be the event
of the season in wheeling circles. Those
who have not made arrangements with III,
committee for seats should do so at once
Charles Tyler and Charles Hamilton. thu
proprietors of The Shades saloon on Thir(
street. charged with having resisted the serv
ice Of an execution Of judgment by Cour
Officer Megaarden and having assaulted tn
officer, appeared before Judge Elliott yesteI
day and demanded jury trial. They fun
nished $50 bail each for their appearance OF