St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-21
SAINT PAUL.
WEDNESDAY wiNNowINGs.

The receipts of the grain inspection bureau
for the month of December were S7T7T.72.
Oscar Lonegren, the new assistant to Public
Examiner Kenyon, assumed his duties yes
terday.
The Minneapolis & Webb City Mining
company filed its bylaws with the secre-
tary of state yesterday.
Charles Leonard. an old and we'll known
citizen. died yesterday morning at his resi-
dence, $50 Portland avenue.
The regul0r meeting of the Central W. G.
II. [. will be held this afternoon ut O'Clock
IN the Bethel boat, foot of Sibey street.
The theosophists last evening, at their
rooms Ill the Globe building. discussed
paper on ''karma and Its Relations 10 incar
nation"
The state auditor Yesterday allowed Sheriff
Donovan, of Blue Earth county, a bill of
So. 35 for conveying a prisoner TO the Still
water public resort.
James Curran was arrested by Officer Nc
Ellistrom last evening for the theft of an
overeoat and ulster at the corner of East
Seventh and MinneSotasStreets.
The Desmond boy who gained nOtorety in
the recent Understanding affair is i'll no wav
connected with the family of the late Daniel
bCAIuOuu, VI TIC o. 0OS COIu
The governor. auditor and treasurer yes
terday burned Sl.l74,G00 of the old railroad
adjustment bonds, which have been replaced
by the new 3I2 per cents recently fioated
The Bank of New England. OF Minneapo-
lis, of which \. j. Blethen is president, com
piled with the formalities of law and was ad-
mitted to do business on 4 basis of $4,000
capital.
The newly elected officers of the North
western Microscoplcal society are: Archi
bald Thompson, president. o. T. Dressed,
vice PRESIDENT Dr.. G. Frey, treasurer; A.
Burk. secretary.
Prof. kirke. assistant to Supt. Kiehle. has
Just returned from a visit to the public
schools of Mapleton, GAINESVILLE and Man.
kato all of which he found to be in pros
porous condition.
a concert will be given by the House of
Hope quartette tonight ut Association hail.
Lowry Arcade Miss Grace Bee Whitridge
of the Boston School of Oratory will give
several readings.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 40 Wabasha street,
diphtheria from 753 Fauquier...4 400 Daily street.
and membraneouS Group from the corner of
Anita and Robe streets
Judge Olivier, of the probate court. heard
the argument yesterday i'll the matter of the
objections to the allowance of the claims of
the trust company as executor of the estate
of the late Norman Kittson.
P. Simons, for many years an accommoda-
ting deputy sheriff and former railroad en-
ploye, left last evening for Chicago to accept
the position as Northwestern travelling agent
of the Hamburg American steamship line.
The governor has received letter from II.
InHSOO Of Stpva1iS hot
countys gift to the starving Russians, con-
sisting of a carload. 10 barrels of flour. had
been shipped to the commissioners at Min
neapolis.
Albert Metz, not yet out of the teens, went
TO the workhouse for ninety days out of the
municipal court yesterday for stealing from
William Kreutz, on Dayton's bluff, two and
half gallons of gin and ore gallon of whisky
Saturday last
Secretary Tallmadge is''under the weather."
and at yesterdays meeting of the chamber of
commerce his duties were performed by J. j.
McCardy. The business transacted was
purely formal and the meeting was of very
brief character
The Gray Jacket Mining Company of Min
S=S2olis, with capital stock of $780,
Ssed articles of incorporation yesterday The
incorporates are Paul Blackmar and Will
lam Townsend, of Minneapolis and Frank
Wood, MuskegOn, Mich.
Charles Memo and William Warner stole
DR.. Xanten's buffalo robe Tuesday night. and
were sentenced to the workhouse for ninety
days each by Judge Twohy yesterday. After
ward it appeared that there were extenuat-
ing circumstances in Nemo's case, and his
sentence was suspended.
Supt. Kiehle has had communicate ons
from thirty-three county superintendents
with reference TO the new system of exam
nations recently suggested. Every one of
these are favorably impressed with the new
system, and are confident that it will prove
the most successful plan ever tried in the
state.
The monthly meeting of the ST Paul Acad-
envy of Science Will be held at the High
school building. at s o clock tomorrow even
ing. Herbert ". Smith, who has Just re-
turned from n visit to some of the large
museums of the East, will present a paper
on The Collection and Exhibition of Our
Natural Resources at the st. Paul Academy
of Science
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the St. Paul Ice company was held yesterday,
and the following board of directors was
elected: Nicholas Hardy, II. T. Selby j. j.
McCardy, Robert II. Seng and p A. Lavallee
The officers elected were H. r. Selby, presi-
dent; Robert II. Seng. vice president: Nicho-
las Hardy, general manager; P. A. Layallee,
secretary and treasurer.
The second annual concert by the choir
of st. Johns church is given at the Peoples
church this evening. The programmes ara
quite the quaintest things in that line printed
here this season. The old ballad of Lord
Lovel' is to be sung by Mrs. Agnes Stalberg
Hall. A. s. Willoughby. F. j. Shehard,
Charles De Lacy and the choir. The enter
tainment promises to be very enjoyable