St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-09

AROUND THE CITY.

Morrison county is the last TO announce the
collection of its quota of the worlds fair
fund
The grand jury returned no additional
findings yesterday, and has adjourned until
Monday.
The lecture by Dr.. Benjamin Sharp on
Greenland occurs this evening at the Peo-
pies church.
The Dawson TOWNSHIP syndicate filed arti-
Giles of incorporation yesterday. the capital
stock being $4,000.
EThe death of Catherine L. Rou,h, wife of
DR.. .E. W. Routh, OF PAT Nelson avenue &C.
CURED last evening
Charles Smith and Hattie Davis, for being
aiSorderly. were yesterday in the municipal
court, given thirty days each.
The committee Oh promotion for the DEM
ocratic convention will meet today at ?
O'Clock p. M. in the mayor Office.
Those recently indicted by the grand jury
will be arraigned before Judge Cornish in
Court Room No. at 10 o'clock this morning
The Ironton Structural Steel company. cap
ital Sl,090,0OO, of New York, filed articles of
incorporation yesterday with the secretary
of state.
William Poppenberger has attached the
holm TO satisfy claim of $500. 80 for build
ing materials sold.
Marie Stone.will sing at the service of the
Crane, opera house. Mr.. Cowles. of the Bos-
tonians. will also sing.
Alice Wilson. the Young girl found by the
police visiting houses of ill-fame, was yeSter-
day sent by Judge Twohy to the House of
the Good Shepherd for ninety days.
In the cause of Charles l.. Hurst agains
Henry Zann. tried i'll Judge Egans court, TO
recover for goods sold and money loaned. the
jury found verdict for 81. AZ for Hurst
Scarlet fever at rear of 3l1 South Franklin
street, 5l5 Holly avenue. and diphtheria at
795 Lawson street and SO Case street, were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
r. 5. Ellis, the blind evangelist, will speak
at the Y. NJ. c. \. tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Bailey will sing. They will conduct an evan
gelcal service at the same place in the even
ing.
Theresa johnson demanded decree of d.
voree from Peter johnson on the ground of
desertion. She is twenty-seven and he
twenty-eight years old. They were married
at Watertown May :, 1888.
Frank Cody supposed to have stolen a gold
watch and chain from Lille Weston, who
swore a warrant out against him. gave him
self up TO the police yesterday, and was re-
manded in the municipal court until today.
Mayor Smith Yesterday received the resig-
nation of Police Officer F. B. Hester, and the
vacancy was filled by the appointment of
Michael f. Sweeney The new officer was
born in st. Paul. and is thirty three years old.
John Fred EiseRmenger has begun an &C.
ton against Adelard Michaud asking tina t
1an fIar h,I,, ~,
of a piece of real estate or otherwise the
plaintiff be restored TO the possession of the
property.
There will be a meeting of insurance men
of the state at Room 2!I Endicott block, this
afternoon at O'Clock, The meeting is called
to devise means to correct abuses which
have crept into the business of life insur-
Snce in this state.
The " hite Roller Mil company, of Mime
apolis, filed articles of incorporation yester-
day with the secretary of state. The capital
stock is $4,000. and the incorporators are
julius W. Schsdewald, Pauline Starkloff and
George II. Fletcher.
The board of medical examiners held a
session in the governors Office yesterday, but
owing to the aon-arrival of some of the pa
pers was unable TO complete its work of ex-
aiming and passing upon the applicants
Tor license TO practice.
The United States circuit and district
courts will begin the January terms in this
city Tuesday. The grand and petit jurles
will convene or that day. The calendar
embraces -eighty-iye jury cases, twenty
ehancery causes and five cases 20 be heard
on lnterlocutory proceedings.
Articles of incorporation of the Federal
Manufacturing company of Minneapolis,
were fled with the secretary of state yester-
day. The incorporates are Charles T. Frye,
Edwin A. Snow and David S. Chaplin, all OF
Minneapolis. and the capital stock is 500, 900.
The company will handle brick, stone, iron.
eteei and building materials.
Two overcoat thieves were arrested last
evening and locked up at police headquar-
tiers. A. B. Ferguson, overweight years old,
laborer, was taken in by Officer Walsh for
stealing a valuable overcoat at the union
depot from ". T. Evans, of La Crosse and
Frank Thomas, twenty-three, a brakeman,
was putin the cooler by officer Coveney for
parloining coat from store on East SeY-
cath street.