St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-18
SAINT PAUL.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


County Attorney Doty of Olmstead county.
visited the attorney general yesterday.
John T. Durward has sued Isaac Lahore
and others 10 foreclose mortgage for 500.
Margaret L. Berryhiil has sued L. T.Waters
and others upon a promissory note for 81,
l3306
The assembly committee on streets meets
tins evening at half-past in the council
chamber.
The st. Paul Academy of Sciences viii
meet at the high school at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Harry E. Judson, of Bar Harbor, Me-, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. j. b. Moorehead, of
ramsey street.
The burning of plank on the Como ave-
me bridge called out the fire department
last evening at 6 o'clock.
Supt. Kiehle inspected the high school at
Albert Lea yesterday, and to-day he will visit
the Welles high school
5. & O. Kipp have attached the effects of
Henry c. Hawkins to satisfy claim of
S9l2. - for attorney fees.
The city treasurer yesterday redeemed in
tereSt coupons on city bonds for the amount
of 81, 632. 63, which fell due on Sept. 1.
Frank Shelberg, formerly stenographer in
III Tue governor IOOilS, DuI HOW VI WEST
Superior, was at the capitol yesterday.
Scarlet fever at 4G0 Clinton avenue and 747
Charles street. and diphtheria at 573 Charles
street were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
Burns & Shaw have begun an action
against Carl j. Carlson and others to assert a
mechanics lien of SIP. 90 upon lot %, block
l, of Bryants addition.
Mr.. and Mrs C. s. Bartram, who have lived
in Minneapolis for the past three years, will.
on oct. l, return TO st. Paul and take up
their residence at COZ Ashland avenue.
4 pocketbook containing money was found
yesterday on Fifth street, near Cedar by w.
H. Howe, of Hague avenue, and was taken
by that gentleman to police headquarters,
where ii awaits the owner.
Judge Kelly yesterday named William
Hodgson, of Hastings, Mimi, as guardian ad
litem for Myrtle Hayes She proposes to
bring an action against Sheriff e. S. Bean
ard Lieut.. Philip Schweitzer for alleged
false imprisonment
The Minneapolis Union Elevator company.
under its articles of incorporation. was for
hidden to contract Indebtedness in excess
of $4,000. Amended articles were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday increasing
The sum to Sl,0OO00O.
The temperature had its effect upon the
labor organizations last night. 1t was the
regular meeting night for the shoemakers
and also the bricklayers, but they adjourned
without doing anything of Importance on
account of the heat.
Last evening the railway and warehouse
commission went to Wadena. This morn
ing il will go uD the Wadena q Park Rapids
line to Neninagh station, where it will hear
the people respecting a side track for wheat
shipments at that place.
Yesterday morning shortly before ~ an old
shanty on Sibley street caught fire from Il
spark blown from an ash barrel, and III turn
set fire to a barn on the Perkins estate. The
fire department soon put out the flames
which did damage TO the extent of $50.
Secretary Bertram of the state dairy and
food commission, will leave Monday OH
six weeks tour through the northery por-
ton of the state, inspecting food and dairy
products. He will gather samples from
everywhere for analysis to discover adutera-
tons
The adiutant general has been notified that
pensions have been granted these old veter-
ans: Robert Becker, st. Paul, Sl2 month;
John k. Vail, High Forest Sl2 month;
Francis Petelo, Minneapolis, IS; w. g.
Fisher, White Bear, So, ana John f. Donald
son, DundaS, SIS.
Charley Moth, the wrestler, is in training
for a match he hopes to get on with some
one soon. He has challenges out and certain
sporting men are corresponding with other
wrestlers to arrange a meeting. and, perhaps
series the coming winter, with the cleverest
heavyweights i'll the country.
All those who are interested in the organi-
cation of an English Lutheran church and
others are cordially invited to attend must
cal and literary entertainment given under
the auspices of st. Stephens Y. p. A., at
Garfield hall, corner Fauquier and Arcade
streets, at O'Clock this evening.
Is Chief Jackson, of the fire department, yes
terday received a telegram from the mayor of
Hastings asking for AID to fight the fire in the
latter city. Chief Jackson al once ordered
the reserve engine company to be manned,
and the men and apparatus were sent to The
depot and quickly loaded on to a car A few
minutes before the train was due to start an
other telegram was received that the fire was
under control and the engines need not be
sent The apparatus and men then returned
10 the engine houses
1t has been demonstrated that horticulture
can be followed with profit in Minnesota
Yesterday company with a capital stock of
$4,000 filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state with a view to the ex-
tensive culture OF fruits and nuts. The cap
ton of the concern is the Fairmont Orchard
company, and the headquarters will be in
Minneapolis. The incorporates are: Oliver
p. Carter, d. Z. Bell, John |. Bell and Will
lam D. Gregory. of Minneapolis; A. r.
Sprague. Fairmont; John A. West Milwau-
kee; andJ. H. Rhodes. Little Falls.
Happy indeed are the homes which
contain Garland Stoves and Ranges.
Fire Limits Step In.
Building Inspector johnson yesterday re-
fused to grant permit for the repair of the
frame building on Wabasha street. corner of
Sixth. which was almost destroyed by fire
early Tuesday morning. The reason of the
refusal is that the inspector is of opinion
that the building is damaged more than so
per cent OF the value. An appeal, however,
can be taken from the decision TO board of
three arbitrators, whose opinion shall be
final. The building is owned by the John
Dorm estate, and has been on fire four times
spector.
Home Visitors Excursion Via Soo-
South Shore Lines.
CFor the benefit of those who desire to
visit their old homes i'll Indiana, Michi-
gan and Ohio, the Soo-South Shore Lines
will quote fare one way on Sept. %,
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