St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-07
NUBBINS OF NEWS.

The annual meeting of the press club will
| be held today.
Only one building permit was issued yes
| terday by the building inspector. the amount
being Si0o.
| Mizpah Lodge, No. 19l, A. F. & A. NJ,
worked the K. A. degree at South st. raul
| last evening.
| : Cases of scarlet fever at 100 Leach stree {
and 2}2 East Tenth street were reported to
| the health Office yesterday.
IA The j. j. Heinrich Laundry company, of
Minneapolis, filed articles of incorporation
| yesterday; capital stock, $4,000.
| The board Of park commissioners hold the
| first regular meeting for 1892 this evening at
! T:3O in the office of the city clerk
Judge Kelly has refused to set aside the
| Judgment formerly rendered IN the case of
John q. Beattie against Kate Wilson.
/ + j. Il. Million has sued Michael Doherty for
| $3.50 10 for goods sold. and has garnisheed
funds in the hands of o. A. Sleeper.
| q The demurrer to the amended complaint
! in the case of e. c. Holcombe against G. A.
| Mattson and others has been sustained by
| Judge Kelly.
stThe Nicollet Athletic club of Minneapolis,
for the mental. physical and social develop.
ment of its members filed articles of incor-
| poration yesterday.
Vacleave Kucheva and August johnson
were examined in the probate court yester-
day touching their sanity, but were not
deemed subjects for hospital treatment.
julius A. Schmahl of the Daily News, W i'll
represent the st. Paul Press club at the con-
vention of the International League of Press
clubs to be held in San Francisco the 18th
inst.
AsS9mblyman Robert N Hare elected by
the assembly on Tuesday evening to succeed
Joseph Minea, resigned, yesterday took his
oath of Office before Assistant City Clerk
Giltinan, notary public.
The joint committee of the common COM
ell which has the affair of the Azotine com
pany III hand will meet this afternoon at
half past and make an end of the longd
layed garbage question.
Dan Williams and ". NJ. Thomas. the two
eolored meu who stole number of bottles
of whisky from Borkiund's soloon on Fifth
and Minnesota Streets were yesterday tried
in the municipal court and sentenced to
sixty days each in the workhouse
Tickets are now selling at Dyer's for the
illustrated lecture to be given at the Peoples
church Saturday night by DR.. Benjamin
Sharp. of Philadelphia, who accompanied
the Peary exposition party, and will take for
his subject, Greenland and Beyond"
The governor is expected to announce the
appointment OF officers of the board OF med
ical examiners today, aud in the same con-
nection it is stated that the prosecution of
DR.. Blair will be resumed, the governor hay
ing remanded the case back to the board.
In the action for divorce brought by Hollis
NJ Haslet against Emily B. Haslet Judge
Otis denied the application of the plaintiff
for absolute divorce. and decided that the de-
PENDANT Is not entitled to limited divorce or
alimony as asked, but ordered the husband
to pay 5 Is Us attorneys fees for his wife.
The correct list OF the new officers of the
Arion Singing society is as follows: William
G. Strub, president; vice president. Joseph
Rupf: corresponding secretary, Adolph Jar
scheck; financial secretary. John Guenther;
treasurer. George Winter; financial commit
tee, J. W. Wyman, John Gebhardt, Albert
Venting; director. Thomas Kerker.