St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

Mrs. j. c. Donahower and daughter Jes-
sle will visit a week In st. Peter.
State teachers institutes will be held this
week at Hallock. Carlton and North Branch.
C. B. Meigs Jr. will address a mems meet
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. at o clock this after
noon.
Martha c. Clark has sued Hans AIM Gina
Aim aud Ella Lawton upon pro misSory
note for 100.
Miss Louise Traiber won the first prize,
gold medal at the annual examination OF
the st. Paul Business college.
The water works mains will be flushed this
morning, ana patrons may not be surprise q
at noticing roily condition.
A Fifth ward Republican club was organ
lied at the hall corner of West Seventh street
and Western avenue. last evening.
Barnum & Bai.ey's circus passed through
st. Paul last night, from Eau Claire TO Min
neapolis. 1t shows in ST. Paul Wednesday.
Tine ladies of the various Methodist
churches have obtained privileges, and wi i'll.
serve refreshments on the state fair grounds
during the fair,
Bank Examiner Kenyon yesterday received
notice from the Bank OF Minnesota that its
capital stock had been increased from
S250.0n0 to $500 200.
The following Minnesota parties received
pensions last week: A. G. johnson, st. Paul,
Sla; Hedge Heigeson, Dill, SIS; Celestia Dan
iels, Castle Rock, Si2.
Clara ~. Ware BsKs the assistance of the
district court 10 collect Sa6i.96 from j. A.
Wilson, Charles L. Herzog, Jennie Colgrave
and Philip W. Herzog.
The department stores that have been clos
ing at o'clock Saturday afternoons will re-
al
summer season opens.
August Wilson has begun an action against
James A. Wilson and others to collect 81 5216
claimed to be due him from the estate of
Eleanor Wilson, deceased.
The Auitman & Taylor company has be-
gun an action against George Former to quiet
title to parts of lots and IN block = of
Scheffer's addition to St Paul
John Kelly, who stole gun from q farmer
In Washington county, was IN the police
court yesterday. He was discharged and
turned over 10 Washington county officials.
S. c. Olmstead. lEsq.. evinces great strength
among the Republican aspirants for the pro-
bate judgeship, and his friends claim he will
be the nominee of that party for the position.
A bonfire at Frank and East Seventh, a
small fire at York and Payne avenue, and
blaze i'll Metcalfs grocery at 256 West Third
street. gave the fire department three runs
last evening.
Charles Brown was struck by cable ear
on East Seventh street last night and had
his right arm and shoulder injured. He is
from Dubuque, and was intoxicated ut the
time he was injured. He was taken to the
city hospital.
The South st. Paul fire department will
give a moonlight excursion Sept. Z. The
steamer George Hays will leave the foot cf
Jackson street at 7:3). and stop also at South
Park and South St Paul, going and return
ing
William Mann, youth recently released
from the ST. Cloud reformatory was arrested
last night charged with larceny. Mann, with
companion stole pair of shoes. His part
ner escaped, but Mann was captured by Of
1ieer Hoefer.
Patrolman John Hajek is in trouble again.
Thursday night the roundsman was unable
to find him Oh his beat, and he was suspend
ed. The absence of Mayor Wright from the
city occasioned the postponement Of his trial
until Monday
The personal injury case of Silas Hether
1ngton against the Northern Pacific X ,ilway
company has been settled and dismissed
The plaintiff sued for 5000 damages for in
juries sustained by striking his foot again st
splinter on rail while coupling cars.
Seward ". French. as assignee of Edward
Scott. has filed his bond. The effects of the
st. Paul Carpet company, which go into his
hands as assignee, will be about $50, 900. The
bond is in the penalty of Sos, l0O with Cyrus
II. kellogg and Frank A. Seymour as sure