St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-01

and Mr.. Stevens says the orderis to be pushed
IN Minnesota, An agent will soon be put in
the field at Minneapolis.
Dolly Ryan, a young girl who claims to be
nineteen years of age but who does not look
oIuer tnan seventeen, was a%rraigned in the
ponce court yesterday morning charged
with drqnkenness. Sbe pleaded guilty, and
was promptly assessed SO.
CSeveral new log lien cases have been fled
against Robinson d Mead. Daw Hatton
claims S}16.55, Andrew Oberg S5Z.75, Law
renee Powers S76.65 and John T. Brown $40,
al Ior WORK alleged to have been done on the
drive at the headwaters OF the Mississippi.
It would now appear that the Black Pearl
Will not be required to spend thirty days in
the ~workhouse. Judge Mahoney has said
that as soon as the Pearl could get something
70 90 ne would suspend sentence, and his
friends are now hustllng to get him a job.
The city board Of equalization met as usual
yesterday morning and. after hearing objec-
tons from the Minneapolis Flour Manufact-
urlng company, the Zenith and Northwest
ern mills and the Minneapolis Harvester
works, adjourned to Monday without taking
action III any of the cases.
The old popcorn vendor who hes been
uolng business in the vicinity of the glass
block has been notified that his trafhc ONE
within the provisions of the peddlers' license
and that he must pay a license or quit bust
ness. He has visited the chief of police n
expects that he will be exempted.
j. H. Clifford, secretary of the New York
noteI company, proprietors Of the Hotel
Eastman at Hot Springs, Ark, is in Mime
apolls for a few days, accompanied by his
wife: Mr.. Clifford was superintendent of the
old Tribune building before he went TO Hot
springs to take charge of the Eastman about
Two years ago.
CSevern Christensen was arrested in this
city Yesterday on a charge OF seduction, and
IS now locked up IN the county jail, pending
ina ECalTnf IF n rnaNrTCffTNn f-0ra Nnnfh no
kota. Severn is q printer by trade and for
merry worked OH a Scandinavian paper in
HillsbOro. His alleged victim is Matte
Swensboro, of that city.
The records of the superintendent of the
poor show that last month was the lightest
of the year so far as regards applications for
ald. During the month 291 persons applied
for aid and 126 families were furnished food
and fuel. In July last year 294 applications
for aid were received and 146 families re-
ceived groceries and other provisions.
Hermann Schiffert. the we'll known must
clan, recently of st. Paul, has located in
Minneapolis, and for the coming season will
play with Ringwall's orchestra. For several
years Mr.. Schiffert was leader of the United
States infantry ban at Fort Smelling. and he
has also been a member of the renowned
Thomas orchestra.
The pastoral committee of Plymouth
church has received a letter from DR.. Wells
IN which that gentleman acknowledges the
receipt of the call recently extended TO him.
AS to his acceptance of the call DR.. Wells is
silent as yet, but it is expected that he will
arrive al n decision by Sept. ], ana that his
decision will be a favorable one.
Two weeks ago DR.. Williams. Of Lake CIys-
tai, with his wife and seYen-year-old daugh-
Ter, came to Minneapolis 10 visit relatives.
Soon afterwards the child was taken sick
with diphtheria, and yesterday died. The re-
mains will be taken to Bangor. Wis, for bur
lal. and the funeral party will leave to-mor-
row morning at : O'Clock. Aid. j. II. Parry
Will accompany them.
A number of the lady friends of the Nor
mamma skaters are at work these days solicit
ing fluids for the purpose of getting q BAN
ner for the club. The promoters of the plan,
lighted, are Mrs. j.. Vedeler, Mrs. c.. Diesen
and Mrs. o. IL. Jules and other ladies'. r.
Lund, the artist. and also q member of the
society. has promised to paint the banner
gratis.
The old case of the European Coffee Z
Spice company came M again before Judge
Hooker yesterday. The company assigned
in February, leSs, 10 William H.. Trip, and the
court ordered that all claims be filed before
Nov. Is, 1889. The Northwestern National
bank has MED a claim of 81, 100, claimed to
be due..O q promissory note. This claim has
been III litigation ever since the assignment
and has been decided each way several INES.
The last two performances of The Bank
er's Daughter will be given at the Bijou,
with a matinee at 2:30 and an evening per-
Torrance al $3.50 to-day. Tomorrow night
the stock company will present the first per-
Torrance of THE Octoroon." This play
will be strongly cast, and will present Frank
Jacob McClosky. The excursion for the
Monday night performance is assuming
large proportions. Over 100 people have ar
ranged to come in from Lake Park alone. =