St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-07
SAINT PAUL.
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The city street force was paid yesterday.
The amount was $1,000.
Mayor Hurlburt, of Benson, Neb, was
visitor in st. Paul yesterday.
Frederick Nielsen and C. F. Framheim have
been appointed clerks in the probate oflice.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gives its fifty
seventh dance at Library hail this evening.
Judge Egan heard the replevin case of the
Powers Dry Goods company against joseph
Rothschild.
Fire Engine Company No. ., of South St
Paul, viii hold a meeting tomorrow evening
Rt7:45 o'clock.
In the case of John G. Reising against
illiam Graap the jury found verdict IN
favor of Reising for $50.
Jerry La Douse was arrested at Sturgeon
lake, on a charge of selling liquors to the In
dians ana LOGGED in the Ramsey county Jail.
IN the case of Henry j. Farrell against Pat
rick O'Dea, tried before Judge Brill, the jury
found a verdict for $40 in favor of Farrell.
Judge Cornish heard the divorce case
Mary Atchley against Albert Atchiey. and
directed findings granting q divorce TO be
drawn.
sam G.. Iverson, late of the state auditors
Office, has been appointed deputy state
treasurer, succeeding Theo Sander, who has
held the position eleven years.
The incorporation of Porter, Hopkins
Co. was filed yesterday. They are to deal in
dry goods and notious in St Paul, and also
have an Office at Dallas Tex. Capital,
Sl5O,00O.
There were larger receipts OF hogs at the
Union stockyards, South ST. Paul, yesterday
than ever before in their history. 1heynum-
bered 1888 head, 400 more than the preVi-
Gus highest figures.
Robert Young, who resigned from his posi-
ton on Engine Company No. z of the fire de-
partment, will in a few days, enter upon the
business which he had in view when he ten
dered his resignation.
Mary P. Albee has commenced two actions
against Charles Wilcox and Matte Mayer to
foreclose mortgage for 81, 500 on lot 20,
block ID in Syndicate Addition No. ., and
for 81, 200 in lot so in the same block.
The American drama entitled 1.-The Last
Loaf will be given by the South Park resi-
dents at Bryant hall, South st. Paul on Fri
day evening, Jan. %. The proceeds are to
he devoted TO buying an organ for the Con-
gIegational church.
Articles Of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Standard Investment company,
which proposes to deal in lands. Capital,
100000. IucOrporators; William w. Hunt
ington, w. B. Ransom and Charles NJ. WilEin-
son. ONCE, Minneapolis.
The Methodist Social union will meet at
Bates Avenue church next Tuesday evening
at ESQ O'Clock. Rev. Bishop j. n. Fitz-
gerald will deliver the principal address; Mrs.
McLaren will sing solo. Supper will be
served 10y the ladieS of the church.
NJ. Jean Benish, A. Erickson, Tony Need
ham and Johnson Krabb, \ party of con
viviany inclined gentlemen fell into the
hands of the Philistines Monday night and
were locked up. In the municipal court yes
terday morning they were mulcted $40 each.
In the Arlington Hills Presbyterian church
special meetings ae being held this week.
Rev. :. II. Thompson conducted the meeting
last night. The Christian Endeavor society
Will hold services tomorrow night. Rev. L.
&. lawley Thursday, Thomas Cochran Jr
Friday Rev. DIR. Hin viii preach Sunday
evening
The Minnesota editors are greatly inter-
esIed in the February meeting. E. II. Dearth
secretary of their association. is making
active preparations for the meeting, and he
may be able to secure j. w. Scott, of the Chi
cago Herald, and Gov. Hoard, Wisconsin, to
address the members.
Joseph Sales, n foreman in the employ of
the Pioneer Fircproof company, fell from
the fourth to the second floor of the Manhat-
tan bulding where he was working yester
day, fracluring his skull and sustaining seri-
Gus internal injuries. The patrol wagon re-
moved Sales to ST. Joseph hospital. He can
not recover.
The widening of the southern portion OF
the Wabasha street bridge is under con-
sderation. Its necessity has become very
apparent since the recent accidents that
have happened there. The roadway is so
narrow ,hat teams and heavy LOADS have
been in danger of contact with the electric
cars and life and property have been i'm
periled.
in commenting the other day on the in-
creasing necessity for the use of metallic
circuits in local wire service, it Was sug-
gesled that the police wires would also need
alteration. 1t is discovered that the police
wires have all been metallic circuits for
year rast. and that they are not in any way
affected by the heavily charged cables of the
electric railway.
The report of the board of control shows
that / ,1G0 persons were admitted to the hos
pital and 92 TO the almshouse. Number as
sisted, $40. There were 1O4 in the hos
pitai Jan. l, and l61 in the a.mshouse. The
expenses for 1899 were S5l,649.45, divided
thus: Hospital, S24,O42.37: almshouse,
S9,266.61; outside aid, $40, PIP 63; salaries
$S,u49.C4; foundlings, SIS.
Willard Lee. who has made many friends
here during his Appearance at the Grand
opera house in the thrilling drama, The
Great Metropolis has invited circle of ST.
Paulites to dainty supper TO he given at the
Clifton this evening. 1t is an evidence of his
appreciation of tire reception which he has
met with here, as well as of the friendships
that have arisen through the medium Of the
play.
The city librarians report just issued
shows that there are $1,000 books in the
library; increase, 5,042; patrons. 7,165;
increase, 967; total circulation. 130, 263
books: received for fines, S733.45; books
issued on week days in the rooms, 14,O76;
OH Sundays, l,6 o; visitors on Sundays
8, I'D; serials on file, 195. Only SO libraries