St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18
WEDNESDAY. WINNOWINGS.

Mayor Wright is due to arrive in the city
this morning from Chicago.
Diphtheria at292 Stinson street was reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Mir. and Mrs g. F. Clifford left last evening
for fortuight's visit in Kentucky.
The committee OH license of the board Of
aldermen will meet tomorrow morning at IL.
The Cornplanter Oil Company of St. Paul.
with capital of $1,000, was Incorporated
yesterday.
Senator Peterson and Jacob Larson. of
New Tim, were among the callers at the cap
itpl yesterday.
Arthur L. Law has begun an action against
Isaac N snow to recover S1,S53 due upon a
p-omissory note:
Oscar Longren. the assistant bank exam
liner, left yesterday for Red Wing to spend 8
weeks vacation.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen yesterday accepted the
resignation of First Lieutenant Edward
Mott of Company E, First regiment.
The United States circuit court of appeals
will not be in session again until Sept. 10.
when it will convene in thiscity to hear cases.
Mrs. A. Albenberg, of Milwaukee, who has
been sojourniDg with friends in saltwater.
will visit Mrs. Wirth, OF Ninth street. for a
few DAYS.
Secretary Hart, OF the state board of chart
ties and corrections. returned yesterday from
a tour of inspection of various county jails
in the state
j. n. Storr has been appointed assistant
city ticket agent of the Chicago Great West
ern, succeeding ". L. Thorn. who goes to
Duluth with Frank Ross.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
Eugene Kelly to erect a one-and-a- half-story
frame dwelling house on Virginia avenue,
near Thomas street. at a cost of $1,000.
A pile OF burning rubbish called the fire
department out Yesterday morning to 80
East Seventh street. the store of Elias Tan
KEY. There was much smoke and little fire.
Damage nominal.
Lenny Rochl, lad twelve years old, was
reported to the police yesterday as missing.
The boy when last seen was dressed in a blue
waist, knee pants and black straw hat He
has weak eyes and wears glasses.
The Minnesota Stoneware company. of
Red Wing, amended its articles of incerpora-
ton yesterday, and increased the capital
stock to $4,000. The Red Wing Sewer Pipe
company also filed certificate of its stock
The probate court was engaged yesterday
| in hearing argument in the matter OF the
probate of the will of the late Peter Pott-
claim an interest in property valued at $a0,-
| 900. "a,
| Mrs. Mary Windar, of 4O5 South Wabasha
| street. who was seriously injured on Tuesday
| BY falling from her carriage, died last even
| ing at her residence. Mrs. Windar was six
| ty-four years old and weH-known resident
! of West st. Paul. .-fC
| The D. Aberle company, of st. Paul. was
| incorporated yesterday. The company VIII
| deal in all kinds of liquors at wholesale. Its
| capital stock is S75, 000 and the incorporators
are Daniel Aberle, E. NJ Stern and NJ. A.
| Calm, of St Paul. II
H. W. Stack and Charles MCGEE left yester-
| terday for Duluth. They expect to spend
| some time on the north shore of Superior
! between Duluth and Port Arthur Prof.
| Stack is to make collections for the st. Paul
| Academy of Science.
Hotel Sherman Arriyals-A. C.. Schmidt
and wife, Crookston, Mimi; E. NJ Stone,
Drummond, Wis. Dan Manning Dickinson,
n. D.; H C. Snyder and wife, /. Babb and
wife, Orangevine, ILL.,; Charles G. Powell H.
| n. Baldwin, Dr. F. A Wheeler, Chicago
| Rev. j. j. Edwards and wife. Crookston,
| Mimi.
| Judge Brill has filed an order in the case of
| Martin Herland against Ole b. Wengdahl, III
| vhicn he names s. G. Gimsted rs receiver for
the effects of Wengdahl, who is directed to
sell the partnership effects named i'll the ref
cree s report, and after paying costs TO pay
Heriand S33632.
Charles Faulkner, street railway chi
ploye. was tried yesterday in the municipal