St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.


Building Inspector johnson yesterday .
sued eleven minor permits, aggregating
Sl,500
Acting Mayor Cullen paid his respects to
the grand jury yesterday, having been r
ques;ed to appear before that body.
Sebastian Asfeld. who has for some time
been an inmate of the soldiers home at Mil
waukee, has been readmitted to the Mime
sofa home.
Scarlet feve. at las Eva street, diptheria at
9f6 Watson street and membraneous GROUP at
coo Blair street were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Oren Comstoek, Company A. One Hundred
and Seventeenth regiment, New York, who is
sevenry-six years old, has been admitted to
the soldiers home.
The members of the Central Pagk M. e.
church will tonight give a reception to their
new pastor, Rev. Frank Doran and wife, in
the church parlors
The state insurance department. was closed
yesterday out Of respect to Hon. C. P. Bailey
late insurance commissioner whose fuuera
took place yesterday afternoon
Gov. Merriam was served with a reauisi-
ton yesterday for the return of John Hickey,
charged with heving removed some mort
gagged horses from Oregon, Ill, to Winona.
The HARDWOOD Livery and Sale company, of
Minneapolis. capital stock SIS. 900, was incor-
porated yesterday. The incorporates are
Albert w. HARDWOOD, A j. Biethen and A. J.
Blethen Jr.
The various reports which each member
and officers of the legislature are entitled to
receive have been shipped from the secretary
OF states office TO the several county auditors
for distribution.
Assistant Secretary Reese of the railroad
commission, returned yesterday from visit
10 his home and relatives at Table Grove Ill.
He leaves this morning for MilIbank on some
business OF the commission.
The two ooys Sehickling and Arbuckle,
charged with breaking street lamps were
brought before Judge Twohy, who again re-
manded them in order to consider whether
they shall be sent to the refarm school
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Redington, of Oakland.
Cal, are visiting at H. B. Farwell's S. s2I Selby
avenue. Mr.. Redington is assistant paymas-
ter OF the Southern Pacific railway and Mrs.
Redington sister of Mrs. Farwell.
Sunday, Oct. 25, has been set apart as
Prison Sunday throughout the United States
For that occasion any literary matter or in
formation required will be furnished by Sec
rotary Hart or the state board of corrections
The Davis-Porter company, of Minneapolis
has incorporated with q capital stock of
$500. the incorporators being Frank l..
Davis, George F. Porter and Fred NJ Davis.
The purpose Of the company is to conduct q
grain and commission business.
Insurance Commissioner Smith received q
visit yesterday from Commissioner Kinder
and Examiner Opes, of the Ohio insurance
department. They are here on business con-
nected with insurance matters. Both gentle
men say that the cam paign in their state is
about the liyeliest one they have seen in
many years.
Two sons Of Araby, known as Joe and
Frank, were charged IN the municipal court
yesterday with pedoling goods without a
license. Neither could speak word of Eng
lish, and every time all attempt was made by
signs 10 make them understand the proceed
iLgs they bowed TO Judge Twohy and said
Allah akbah." Eventually the services of
Nathan Ford, of the well-known firm Of
music dealers, were secured, as he possesses
knowledge OF the language Of the sons of
the desert. Matters were explained and
Judge Twohy having discharged the men,
they, like their prototype in the poem.
folded their tents and silently stole away