St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-18
SAINT. PAUL.
CITY CHIPS.

State Boiler Inspector Clark went to Stlll
water yesterday afternoon OH official busi
ness.
Diphtheua was reported 10 the health de-
parment yesterday from 81 South Rober
street.
The Duluth Humane society filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF state
yesterday.
D. W. Cameron. the millIner, has assigned
his effects 10 Albion Lindeman for the ben-
eft of general creditors.
The standard Supply company. of Mime
apolis, was legally Incorporated yesterday
afternoon with a capital stock of Sl,OOO,O@
The receipts of the Rochester insane asy-
Inn for the quarter ending Oct. 81 amounted
10 $0l4.17, aud those of the ST. Peter asylum
to SS7Z62
The railroad and warehouse commissioners
returned yesterday from trip over the six
teen miles extension of the Duluth Iron
Range road.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday afternoon by
the MINNEAPOLIS Roller mills. The capital
stock is 100000.
Preparations are being rapidly pushed for
the annual ST. Andrews banquet to be
given at the Windsor Nov 30, which prom
ises 10 eclipse all lis predecessors.
Der Veilchenfresser. a comedy in four
acts 10y MoSer, will be presented next Sunday
night at the Metropolitan opera house by the
German company. Seats are now selling.
Theodore Durgen. who is accused OF Grim
inqlly assaulting Bertha Holaj. at the home
of Mr.. Durkie in VI est St Paul on April II,
has been held to the grand jury by Judge
Cory.
Peter Schrieber will be seen in the police
court no more. For two years he has acted
as bailf, but he has resigned. Yesterday
John L. Linden was appointed by the mayor
TO succeed him.
An Entertainment will be given this even
ing at O'Clock at the newsboys' club room,
3l3 Wabasha street. Prof. F. L. Bancroft
will give his Soiree Magique, and there will
be singing ana rectations.
Daniel Sullys play THE Millionaire" has
received the enconiums of press aud public
everywhere. 1t will be presented at the Met
ropolitan next Monday and Tuesday. Wednes-
day evening Daddy Nolan will be given.
seats and boxes are selling now.
The st. Paul curling club meets at the rink
this evening to complete preparations tor
the winters campaign. Ice is now being
Inade in the big building under the bridge,
and the fun will begin about Thanksgiving.
Police officer Thomas j. Lynch has re-
gigned from the force. The mayor yesterday
filed the vacancy by appointing Ernest M.
Schilling. The appointee is a street railway
conductor, living at $40 Van Buren, street.
Albert Hendrickson. who shot August
Paulson while he was attending bar at the
Waverly house, on Minnesota street. three
weeks ago, was to have had his hearing in
the municipal court yesterday: but Paulson is
still unable to be out of the hospital, so the
matter was remanded to the 24th.
Charles Smith arrived in the city yesterday
from the Dakota harvest fields with S1e7 in
his possession. He started out to have q
good time, and late last night caused the
arrest of Nina Moore, better known as
French Mary" charging that she had
robbed him of his money in a saloon at the
corner of Eighth and Jackson.
The biennial report of Secretary Hart of
the board of corrections and charities, to the
legislature, will show that this state has but
little more than half the average lumber of
jall prisoners to the GOO 900 Inhabitants. less
than one-quarter the average number of
almShouse pauperS and less than the average
number of insane persons, taking the United
States as whole.
Bernard Kuhl donated a lot in block 1,
division 5, Hazel Park, just north of the
Wood Harvester works, to the Evangelical
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio for church
and school purposes Yesterday Rev. p.
Duberg took out permit for the structure.
The society intend to purchase two lots ad-
joining as soon as they are able to raise
enough money.
Health Commissioner Hoyt leaves this
week for the City of Mexico to attend the
convention of the American board of health
He will take prominent part in the proceed
ings. and will also make strong effort to
secure for St. Paul the next annual conven-
ton. He will read one of the most important
papers of the convention the topic being.
"Garbage and Its Disposition in st. Paul
August SwedbeTg is the name of the man
who was killed Wednesday at Park avenue
by Great Northern train. He lived with
s.s.s wife and children at the corner of Dale
street and Como avenue. He was seeking
work at the Great Northern shops, where he
had worked some time ago. His funeral
will be held at o'clock this afternoon from
the Mission house, near Western avenue and
Front street.
Mayor Wright has ordered removed all the
advertising fingers on lamp posts. Of late
he has had many applications for permission
to put these large tin fingers ON lamp posts
pointing to places of business, and set about
looking up any legal objection that might ex-
list. lie found an old city ordinance forbid
ding the placing of such things upon lamp
posts, and accordingly ordered all taken
down which are now upon them.
James Murphy and Thomas Wilson, the
two farm hands who, as alleged, led William
Miller, whom they had enticed into their COM
pauy, to dark spot near the Great Northern
freight houses on the night Of Nov. O. then
struck him with a coupling-pin, knocking
him senseless, took oil his money and left
him for dead, waived examination in the
municipal court yesterday, and were held to
the grand jury i'll the sum of 1,000 each. TIE
bonds were not furnished, and the men went
to inll