St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
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SAINT PAUL.
DRIFT OF CITY NEWS.

The fees received at the office of the secre-
tary of state during September amounted to
S6540.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from PIG West Indiana
avenue
The hearing in the Blue Earth school dis
trict case has been postponed by the attor-
ney general until Oct II.
Warden Wolfer reports the miscellaneous
earnings of the saltwater penitentiary dur
ing September to be Ss,O639i.
The grand jury visited the central police
station yesterday afternoon in the regular
course of its prescribed inspection of public
institutions.
The report of the trustees of the solciers'
home and the insane asylums has been re-
ceived, and will be transmitted to the printer
in few days.
Nicholas Wagner has begun an action
against George Brown and others to declare
mortgage lien tor $500 upon lot 10, block
of Palisade addition.
Judge Otis has decided that C. F. Lone is
entitled TO a lien for SS3. A on n lot owned by
Matthias Jansen. and orders the lot sod to
satisfy the costs and judgment
John j Oscar was fined $40 il the munich
pal court yesterday morning for fit Of
drunken kleptomania, during which he drove
away with another mans horse.
The Central W. c. T. L. will hold an
experience meeting in the Y. M. c. A
rooms. Lowry Arcade. today at $50 p IN. All
members and friends are invited.
Katie Casey was adjudged insane by the
probate court Yesterday and ordered taken to
the Rochester asylum. She is single oman,
aged thirty, and has been in the asylum be-
fore.
Judge Walter Il. Sanborn has gone to Kan
sas City to open a term of the United States
court of Missouri ana to appoint federal
supervisors of election. The ledge knows
his business.
The assembly committee on license met
yesterday afternoon and took favorable &C
ZION upon the resolution 10 regulate and
govern employment agents and railroad
ticket agents.
Susie Anderson. the keeper of a disorderly
house on jackson street, was fined SIS yes
terday morning tor an assault upon George
Daniels on the previous night, in which she
cll his head with bottle.
Chief Garvin's dog census. which was filed
yesterday with Mayor Wright, shows that
So so has been collected, 81, 37S of which was
pdlU lnlO the ONCE OF the CITY clerk. 1ue eA-
pense of the work was S693.
The damage suit of the Taylor-Craig COM
pany against the city of st. Paul is being
tried before Judge Kerr and a jury. The
plaintiff asks $500 damage to real estate by
reason of an overflow of sewer water.
There was an open meeting of labor organ
izations last night at Labor hall. There was
large attendance OF union labor, women and
men. II. B. Martin. of Minneapolis. and
others made speeches on labor problems.
John Nehlin was found riding up and
down Sixth street Tuesday night at q rate of
speed which threatened 10 kill his horse, and
when arrested explained that he practicing
to become cowboy. d5e Twohy fined
him $40.
Sam Klinan, who lives on the West SIDE
was run down on South Robert street yester-
day afternoon by an electric car and severely
bruised and mangled about the body and
head. He was taken home in the Rondo
street patrol wagon.
Judge Otis has filed an order in the case OF
the Il. Thompson Lumber company against
George Grof and others, in which it is de-
cided that Adolph Bremeris entitled to alien
for Sy6S. 90 OIL the lot of George Grof. which
is ordered sold to satisfy the ten.
LIZ o. I'LL anu MISS
Brundage have kindly consented to assist at
the entertainment for THE Women's Chris
tiau Home at Mrs. Stickneys this evening.
Miss Hawkins Will sing the first evening and
Miss Gordon the third, having exchanged.
GA meeting of the Lady Somerset W. c. T.
Z. is called for this morning at 0 o'clock, at
the house of Mrs Valentine, 474 Wabasha
street. Business of great importance relat-
ing to the legal incorporation of the union is
to be discussed. and q large attendance is de-
sired -
cProf. Maria Sanford, of the state university,
lectured in the Sunday school room of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. The lecture was
one of a series on American literature. Miss
Sanford's personal "reminiscences of Whittier
were especially interesting.
E. V. Arnold. of La Prairie, Mimi. was
here yesterday attending the meeting of the
Northwest Improvement company, which
plated his home city. He was pleasantly
greeted by many friends especially in legal
circles. in which he is well known as bright
and well posted attorney.