St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-15
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY sIFTINGs.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
The board of county commissioners VIII
meet. in regular session at 10 a. m. tomorrow
Gina Larson was examined in the probate
court yesterday touching her sanity, but was
discharged.
The Duluth Savings bank has amended its
charter so as 10 extend its time for existence
until 1912.
John O'Donnen, indicted for the larceny
of watch will be put ON trial tomorrow
before Judge Kerr and jury.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
commissioner yesterday from 1lG6 East Min
nehaha and 63l Carroll streets.
The bookbinders have received their char
ter from tue International Typographical
union. and last night organized their local
union.
Matt Jensen, CLERK in the state treasurers
office did not report for duty yerterday morn
ing owing to the arrival of young male Jen-
sen at his home.
j.. p Gilroy. who has been connected with
the Clifton hotel for the past two years will
ofiCiate this summer at the Lake Park hotel,
Lake Minnetonka.
Cope j. Snapp was taken to the Peniten-
tiary at saltwater yesterday. He donned the
stripes with tears i'll his eyes, aud was put to
work in The cheek room.
Joseph \. Schmiz a cigar dealer, and
manufacturing ST 40 81. Feter street. has
made a general assignment to Archibald D.
Mcleod for the beneht Of his creditors.
Judge Williams and Secretary Teisberg. OF
the railroad commission Will start on their
tour over the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railroads il Minnesota Monday.
County Treasurer y y. Nelson viii keep
his office open every evening until the end
of the month, and thus give working people
chance to pay taxes. On June the stat
utory 10 per cent will be added 10 the taxes.
c. r. Nusgans. The ticket broker suspected
Of cooperating with the Northern Pacific
clerk. Robinson. in the sale of passes, was
arrested on warrant in Minneapolis yester-
day afternoon snd placed in the county jail
here.
The plumbers union held a SPECIAL meet
ing last night at labor hail. They reviewed
the financial and general situation resulting
from the la,e strife, and settled up accounts
with the members who were out OF Work
during the strike
A travelling man from Boston said Hough-
ton & button. of that city, sold over l,2Oo
pairs OF ladies' Overgarters two weeks ago
Saturday al retail. and Jordan, Marsh q Co.
sold far more than they did. This caves an
idea 10 what extent ladies wear overgarters
IN Eastern cities.
The Bodega opera garden on Sixth street
announces an attractive bill for this week
The California opera company will be seen
in La Mascotte.:" and the Howard Specially
company vii. furnish an additional attract
i've entertainment There are fifty people in
all.
The two committees on manufactures Of
The Eighth Ward and Rice Street Citizens
anions will hold d joint meeting at Horman's
han, corner Rice street ana University ave-
hue. al $50 O'Clock tomorrow evening, to
confer in regard to locating two manufactur-
ing establishments in the Como district
PhaIing. the man with several aliases who
is wanted in Canada TO answer q charge of
passing a forged draft for 1909, left tor the
Dominion government last night in charge
of J. W Murray. chief of detectives of To-
ronto. The extradition papers were ap-
proved by Secretary of State James e. Blaine
q few days ago. and reached here yesterday
The New England Dime Savings bank, of
Minneapolis, was gwen certificate author
sization bv the bank examiner yesterday. The
IncorporatorS are: George A. Bracket, S. E.
Olson, Frank NJ Morgan. Stephen Mahoney,
Andrew c Hangar, BENZ lmin F. Nelson. An
drew H. Hail, c. ". Davidson and Alden j.
Blethen
Gen. Wesley Merrill Garrison, No. 50, Reg
ular Army and Navy union, will hold its reg
ular meeting on Monday evening. at s o'clock,
at Odd Fellows hall. corner Fifth and Wa
baSha streets As this Is the last meeting
which will be held before Decoration day,
all members of the garrison are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
Archibald Il. McLary has begun an action
IN the United States circuit court against the
Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway COM
pany. to recover 5000 for injuries sustained
In being pitched from a seat in a car by rea-
son of a train leaving the track at Faribault
Nov &c. 1891. His spire was injured and he
was bruised 10 an extent that laid him up for
weeks.
John Barton. alias John W. Porter, was
brought down from Duluth yesterday by
United States Marshal Donahower, and
lodged in the Ramsey. county jail. He was
convicted by the United States district court
at Duluth of stealing mail bag at st. Cloud
and sentenced to a year in the Ramsey
county Jail. The mail bag had mail in it, but
he hid the bag without cutting it open. He
was not charged with stealing mail, which
is penitentiary offense. He is an Australian
and is apparently a shrewd man.
Thomas Hanson, an ebony-hued denizen.
IS aggrieved because Lewis Turgrimson, Of
the Saddle Rock restaurant has denied him
the same rights accorded other patrons of
that hosiery. He asserts that under the
bill of civil rights this should not be so, and
he is entitled to recover s., 900 because the
waiter refused to serve him the same as
other young men of the white breed Of swells
The well known champion of equal rights
Frederick L. McGhee. is representing Han
snn in his demands for reNenge and dollars