St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-09
A MONDAY MELANGE.

use III Tue OFFICES.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever 1.-TWO cases) at $50 Marion street
andat Oakland station.
THE fees taken in at the Office of the secre-
tary OF state for the month of August
amounted to the sum of S3l.45.
Mike Reilly, who claims to live in St. Louis.
was arrested by Officer Tom Calvin last night
Oh suspicion of having stolen dozen silk
wipes he had in bis possession.
&c. S. Craudall, of Owatonna, was appointed
hmember Of the state reformatory board by
the governor yesterday. lie will fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Fred S.
Pflsbury.
Tine semi-annual conduct report of the
state reformatory was FLED i'll the office of
the secretary of state yesterday. The greater
Number of the inmates are said to be behav
ihg themselves very we'll.
Corbin. Mendel 4 Co. have begun an action
against Hugh c. Donnelly and others to re-
Cover S61S. 90 for merchandise sold. and also
tb replevin the goods on a charge that they
were obtained through fraud.
The letter carriers picnic will be held this
afternoon and evening at Wildwood. The
East seventh street cable and the st Paul &
White Bear electric lines Will carry the par
Elephants direct TO the grounds.
The examination of Charles Faulkner
who is charged with assaultlng Theodore
Frederickson, foreman at the interurban
barn, was continued in the police court yes
terday until "Wednesday morning. s..
information of insanity was lodged yester
day in the probate court against Patrick
ODonpell, John Warner and Hing Kee,
The three alleged insane men will each haye
a hearing at il O'Clock this morning.
aTillie Adams. Maud Wilson and Jennie
Rogers a trio of socalled sirens from "a
East Fifth street, were arrested last evening.
The charge made is that they took 81 from
an old clothes pedder who went into the
place.
Daniel McDonough, a lumberman from
Maryland, Wis, was arrested last night for
disUrderly conduct. He acted so queer that
DR.. Coggsweil was called. who pronounced
him insane He was taken to the county
jail. -
A regular meeting Of Acker post will be
held Thursday. Aug. II, in the new hall, cor
ner of Seventh and Cedar, Lumber Exchange
building. There will be muster,and arrange
ments made for attending the national Ell
campment.at Washington
The Union Veterans League of st. Paul
AMI Ramsey county will hold their regular
monthly meeting in the municipal court
room, city hail, Tuesday evening, Aug. 0, SIP.
M, sharp. All veterans are requested to be
present. as business of Importance will come
before the meeting.
Bill Clark, colored cook. purchased a
large knife last night and then gave ii out
that be intended to carve" Hall Marshall.
Before he could carry out mis- threat he was
arrested. Clark and Marshall both worked
in the woods toge Their, and for The last week
or so have been stopping atthe Scandal hotel.
A surprise party was given 10 F. j. O Re-
gan by his many friends last Thursday even
ing al his residence and not wedding ami
versary to Mr.. and Mrs. ?. O'Regan. as was
stated in yesterdays paper, There were all
of sixty couples i'll attendance, and all ex-
pressed themselves as having an enjoyable
time.
The Republican county committee held a
meeting last evening at the Office of Harris
Richardson. III the Germauia Life building.
f. w. Zolman presided. and there Was full
attendance of the committee. The proceed
ings were executive. and the matters dis
cussed were not definitely decided upon,
when an adjournment was taken until this
evening.
Officers Carey ard Haney arrested three fe-
males ana two males, all coored, at Il house
on Fifth street, near jackson, last night.
One of the women Ellen Wilson, was charged
With Keeping Il house of il-tame. and the
others with visiting the resort. The place
has long been an eyesore to storekeepers and
residents IN the vicinity.
The exhibition given. this week at the
Grand by Prof Bristols horses is certainly
one to command the attention of all who can
appreciate animal intelligence OF the high es.
order. ASIDE from the beauty of the animals
themselves, some of the things they do arc
simlly marvellous. Matinees will be given
Wednesday, Friday and saturday.
An inspection. of the jails and poorhouses
OF Mower, Fillmore and Houston counties
has been made by Secretary Hart, of the
state board of corrections and charities. A
number of needed repairs were suggested on
the Fillmore county Jail and the Houston
county almshouse, and a system of saving
expenses in the matter Of heating the Hous-
ton county jail was recommended.
County Treasurer Nelson made his annual
report yesterday 10 the state examiner. 1t
showed the receipts from Aug. /. 1S9ito July
81. 1892. to be g., 100. 374.24, which added to
| the balance on hand Aug. /. 81, made total
| OF S3,904, 926. So. The expenditures during
the year amounted to s., 80, 800. %, and the
balance on hand on Aug. /, last was S664-
$50. 90.
Cora B. McCauley. widow of Patrick II.
McCauey, filed complaint Yesterday in the
| United States circuit court against the North
| ern Pacific Railroad company, in whic h she
asked $4,000 damages for the killing of her
| husband. McCauley was nigh oIler" of
| trains at Missoula, Mont, and, while engaged
in the performances of his duties on the
night of Aug. Is, 1889. he was run over and
| killed.
| Articles of incorporation were filed in tn
| Office of the secretary of state yesterday as
| follows: Edwards Lumber Company of st.
| Paul; incorporators. T.. Roberts, w. c. Ed
wards and f. E. Creelman, of st. Paul; CAPT
| tai stock, $1,000 The Duluth Driving Park
| Association of Duluth; III corporatoss, j. Nc
Kinley, Is. S. Howard, G. g. Hartley Paul
! Sharvey and F. w Hopes, all of Duluth ;
| capital stock, $50, 600.
A report of the gross earnings OF the Great
| Northern Railroad company for the past six
| months in the state of Minnesota was filed
| yesterday. The earnings of the main line
were $780,, 3l6.S3, on which the tax of B per
| cent is S)9.e69.50. The earnings of the Will
| mar & Sioux Falls branch were Si93 us 80,
| on which the tax at per cent Is S}.S73.52.
| The Eastern Railway of Minnesota earned
| $3.50 sos. As and the tax of and 3 per cent
! amounts to So l70.4o.
The Winston Opera conn any presented
Donna Juanta" to large and enthusiastic
| audience last night at the Metropolitan. This
| is the farewell week of the com pany, and the
! following operas will be presented: Tonight.
| "Boccaccio:" matinee tomorrow, MERRY
| War;" tomorrow night, La Perichole; -
| Thursday night Bohemian Girl Friday
night, Chimes of Normandy" Saturday
nd Satu oh
FRA Diavolo.''