St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-03
SAINT PAUL.
ST. PAUL sPLINTERs.

The municipal court collected S4,O59 IN
zines and SIPS in civil fees during october.
The annual ball of the Swedish society
''Vega'' occurs tomorrow evening at Market
hall.
Daniel Fl. Kusel has begun an aclloh
against Daniel Baker to recover S4lO.@o oue
upon promissory noe.
The Northwestern National BlchIorioe oi
Gold company, of Duluth, Incorporated yes
terday with capital of $4,000
The PEOPLES Gas and Electric company. OIL
Little Falls, have filed articles of incorpora-
ton. The capital stock is $4,000.
The directors of the insane hospitals were
to have held meeting yesterday, put IL WAS
postponed until next Wednesday.
In the case of Henry Schroeder ct al.
against A. Capehart, Judge Egan ordered
Judgment in favor of the plaintiffs.
Judge Kelly was engaged yesterday IN
hearing the two cases of the Village OF North
St. Paul against H. Eurd and f. Mcclure.
Charles M. Hertig has sued George r. Mas
tiers TO recover 81, 431. due upon promlssory
note. and has garnished funds i'll the hanos
of Shepard. Stems Y Co.
Joseph Weinkelman was adjudgcd insane
by the prfbate court yesterday. He IS mar
ried man and was dry goods clerk. de has
been in bad health for some time
The boaru of public works yesterday let
the contract for filling a small marsh in the
block bounced by Francis, Mendoza Fourth
and Acker streets, to lillian G. Mulllgan'
for S9l5.
The hearing on the charge of vagrancy
against Jocko Conroy. Dennis Flynn and
Charles Weber was postponed unlll To-Day
to give the police a chance TO hnd more
serious charge If possible.
Frank Barrett and Mary Myers. alias Nor
rison. were found by the police i'll one bed
ut the Aberdeen livery barn Tuesday night
Frank paid S25 therefor in the police court
Yesterday, while Mary had to go up for thirty
days
Norman Perkins. supervisor of the railway
mail service. interviewed J. j. Hill yesterday
and arranged to have mail carried over the
extension of the Great Northern to Spokane
Wash.
Diphtheria was reported Yesterday at the
corner of Como aud Phalen. the city and
county hospitals, 1897 ana 2053 ST. Anthony
avenue and at the corner of Seventh and
Randolph. Membranous Group, at 935 West
minister.
James B. Bowling the jury returned YER
dict of S507 for Bowling. The suit was for
a balance of $500 claimed for attorney fees.
Alta former trial the plaintiffs were given
verdict of over $3.50.
A civil service examination will be con
Quoted in the federal building today, under
the management of f. NJ. Higgins, of Wash
ington, assisted by the local board. All
classes of applicants for positionsin the civil
service list will be given an opportunity to
be examined.
The funeral of the late John Brennan
takes place from the family residence this
morning. The church services will be at st.
Marv's at IL o clock The following gentle
men, who were old friends of the deceased,
will act as pallbearers: Hugh Campbell, j.
c. Horrgan, c j. Mccarthy, P NJ. Hennes-
sew. J. c. Preudergast, Thomas Grace, John
CauIfeld P. V. Dryer.
Prof. ". W. Pepdergast, principal of agri-
culture. reported to The state superintend-
ent Yesterday that the attendance at the
school had reached seventy-four, the highest
number ever reached at this time of the
year. They are an excellent lot of students,
and the prospects are that the number will
be greatly Increased before the close of the
winter term. The dairy school, which opens
January, promises to be largely attended by
farmers and dairymen.
Notice to the Travelling Public
On Nov. the city ticket office of the
st. Paul 81 Duluth railroad will remove
to the Hotel Ryan Block, corner OF.
Poharf nd Sixth streets