St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-28
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

Regular meeting of the assembly tonight.
The festival at St. Patrick,s church will be
continued tonight
A still alarm OF IRE yesterday afternoon
was caused by small fire i'll the basement OF
the building at SO Jackson street.
Mike aud John Hurley. who robbed DR..
Theaton's house, were held to the grand
Jury yesterday by Judge Cory
The first annual printers picnic, embrac
Ing ST. Paul and Minneapolis, will be held at
Ghisago lakes, Sunday. July 81.
Thomas Benson, n deserter, was arrested
by Officer Cary Yesterday afternoon, ana last
evening was taken to Fort she ling.
The Northwestern Irvine and Cordage
COMPANY was another institution incorpo-
Gated Yesterday The capital stock is S25),001.
The Henderson Mountain Mining and Mill
Ing company fled articles of incorporation
Yesterday. The capital OF the new company
is 100000.
Judge Alonzo j. Edgerton, who has been
assisting in holding the federal courts here.
left Yesterday for Sioux Falls, to nod term
Of court there.
The assembly committee on police met
last evening, and VIII report i'll favor of the
confirmation of the appointments to the po-
lice force made by the mayor.
@ The case of T. W Cooper. charged with
selling liquors to minors, the complaining
witnesses being twoyoung girls. mad his case
continued until this morning.
An examination fer license to practice law
will be held by the state board in the senate
chamber of the capitol Tuesday. August 2.
There will be seventeen applicants.
/. In-the case of Archibald McLary against
The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Company, tried in the United States circuit
court, the jury disagreed and was discharged
George Weathers. colored, employed as
deck hand on river boat had his foot
Crushed while making landing at the lower
1evee lie was taken 10 ST. Joseph's hos
pital.
Z, The state board Of examiners in law will
hold a regular examination of candidates for
admission to the bar OF the state at the capt.
toll next Tuesday There are seventeen APP
lplicants.
! Michael Flynn charged with indecent as
kault on a young lad named Steinberg. had
n preliminary examination in the police
court yesterday. The defendant was held to
the grand jury.
. The Buffalo Land and Exploring Company
of Duluth filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is Sl25.0G0. and the incorporates are
mostly residents Of Duluth.
h NJ O. Knudson who claims to be a dele
gate TO the Republican state convention, was
arrested last night for drunkenness. Knud-
son says he represents Lincoln county, and
is for Knute first. last and all The time.
The new electric line to White Bear ran all
day yesterday without losing q trip. But one
small waShout occurred on the entire line OF
road. Transfers were made in the early
morning. but the whole length of track was
in perfect condition by noon, and all cars ran
on regular time.
Secretary Hart of the state board of chart
ties and corrections, yesterday issued mis- re-
port of the number of Inhabitants of poor
.houses in Minnesota during Tie month of
June. During that month this year there
were 331 inmates In 1891 there were 33S. and
jim 1890, $40 i'll the same month.
The body of a ten-year-old boy was found
in the river near the Omaha bridge yester-
day morning. The remains were supposed
to be boy drowned in Minneapolis several
DAYS ago. Last night an undertaken came
down from Minneapolis. but after viewing
the body said it was not The one he was sent
for.
Messrs ". C. Edgar. C. Nice. Reeve and E.
10. Phelps, commissioners appointed by Gov
MERRIAM to distribute Minnesotqs contribu-
ton 10 the famine-stucken Russians, have
Submitted an exhaustive report of their mis-
sion. 1t shows every pound of flour re
.ceived-L 5a3. 50l pounds-where distributed
and by whom received. The report speaks
highly of the treatment accorded the COM
Imittee i'll Russia, and CONVEYS the personal
gratitude of the czarowitch.