St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-21
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN A TRICE.

Mrs. Belmont, of Duluth, is at the Clifton.
Scarlet fever at 73l and 733 York street ana
TAG Sims street.
James Logan, agent of the Jefferson-Flor-
ence company, is stopping at the Clifton.
jay p Davis and Others, recently indicted,
will be arraigned before Judge Brill this
afternoon.
Samuel C. Smith, of Grand Forks: and G.
W. Poor of Dickinson, are among the Dako-
tians at the Clifton.
Pat Murphy stole a baby carriage from a
Rosabel street residence yesterday and was
run In by officer Smith.
John BoZezinski was arrested on Flne
river upon bench warrant and LOGGED III
the Ramsey county Jail on charge OF seIlng
liquor TO Indians.
August Saleren, Benjamin Samms and D..
W. P Mulholand were yesterday ordered by
Judge Olivier to be committed to the insane
asylum at Rochester.
DIR. James, of ST. Peter insane asylum, and
George A. Hayes, of ST. Cloud retormatory.
called upon Secretary Hart, Of the board OIL
correction and charities, yesterday.
Supt Kiehle yesterday issued circular to
the county superintendent OF schools out
lining the work to be carried on at the teach
ers' institutes to be held next spring.
The appointment of Elmer Il. Dearth as
deputy insurance commissioner was ap-
proved Yesterday by the governor, and Il
secretary of state.
After hearing the evidence on behalf OF e.
Never in her action for seduction against a.
Brennan, Judge Kelly was of opinion That
the evidence did not warrant her IN recover
ing damages i'll such action ana instructed
the jury TO find for the defendant.
Indictments were returned by the United
States grand jury yesterday against Oh-dlne-
ay-gun, Frank K Lien and Joe Froteau-
chaud for selling liquor to Indians, and
against l.. C. Johnson, Peter Hanson, sam
Peterson for selling liquor without paying
the special tax.
Sheriff T. NJ. Donovan, of Faribault coun-
ty, reported 10 the state auditor yesterday
that he had conveyed to the state prison at
saltwater julius Baker, sentenced TO two
years for larceny, and Albert Becker, SEN
fenced for similar crime and term. Inc
expenses of the journey from Blue Earth
City amounted TO 800. ID for which an order
on the treasury was issued.
The question of the extradtion of Joseph
White, who is wanted at Eau Claire, Wis,
for burglary, came up before the governor
Yesterday Judge McCatferty, who appeared
for White, requested that the warrant OF eX-
tradition be revoked: but the governor, after
hearing the arguments. declined to do so,and
the warrant still remains IN force.
A warrant was placed i'll the hands of a
deputy sheriff last evening for the arrest OF
Kate Davis The woman is charged with
having mortgaged sundry household effects
a plurality of times, and one of the mortSa-
gees alleges that it was with the design of Sc
curing more money than the goods are worth
at a cash valuation.
The diversity of the programme offered by
Mr. Doutney, at the gospel temperance meet
ings at Liedertaefel hail, West side has popu-
larized the work. as was manifested DY the
increased attendance last night. He and his
co-workers remain on the West side this
week. and return to the Newmarket next
sunday, where they remain during their stay
in st. Paul.