St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
SAINT PAUL.
GLoBULEs.


forTioating the game law.
The building inspector issued TWO minor
permits yesterday amounting TO $500.
The city employees will receive their
monthly pay at the city hail today.
The Seven Corners Young Mems Demo
cratic club will meet at 1880 this evening
Judge Otis is still engaged with the suit OF
Smith and Libby against John E. Glover
Judge Kelly heard yesterday the case of
Thomas Keualey against The City OF ST.
Paul
The cause of Ida Korte against the c. G.
Lewis Coal Company is in the hands OF the
jury.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health Of
fcer Yesterday from I20 Magnolia, 20 Thomp-
son and 335 South Winifred streets.
The case of the National American
Rank against Charles w. Potter ami others
was tired before Judge Kelly yesterday.
The council committee on acquisitions yes
terday passed upon the usual budget OF
acquisitions drawn by city officials for sup
Plies.
The personal injury case of Henry c.
Cooper against The st. Paul City Railway
Company is still pending i'll Judge Egan's
court
Sophia Nelson weak minded woman,
was examined in the probate court yester-
day. and ordered taken to the Rochester
asylum.
The holder Of ticket No. 1873, at Mrs. Con-
rows benefit, is requested to call at Engine
house No. and take charge of a horse await
ing him.
The resignation of Capt. C. K. Stearns, OF
I'D lnpata1 81
brota, was accepted by the adjutant general
yesterday.
The state capitol commission will meet at
the Merchants to-day. They will probably
report in favor OF erecting building on the
present site.
Prof. j. L. Noyes, DR.. A C. Rogers and
Prof. j. Dove. of the institute for defect
ives at Faribauit, filed their reports with the
governor Yesterday.
Sheriff o. n. Langsett, of Mobiles county,
called at the auditors office yesterday after
noon and collected S57.27 for taking two pris-
oners TO Saltwater.
The state convention of the Young Peoples
Alliance of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. begins
TINS afternoon at Immanue1 Lutheran church,
Pine street and Van Slyke court.
Patrick Hill was tried on an Indictment of
grand larceny in the second degree yesterday
and acquitted. lie was charged with steal
ing from the barn of Arnold kalman.
The board of county commissioners held
short session yesterday, and allowed the bill
OF James II. Burns amounting to SjS9.O3, and
of Il. c. huebner amounting to $50.
Tine Lady Henry Somerset w. G.. Y. U. met
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Valentine,
corner Wabasha and Ninth streets, and
good deal Of important business was trans
acted.
Judge Kelly is in the midst of trying the
case of James F.. Reilly against Anna Fink
ct al. The court is asked to set aside deed
and establish a lien against certain real es-
tate for the sum of S631.
Prof.W. W Folwell, of the state university,
will deliver free lecture on socialism" be-
fore the Minnesota Club of the Parish of the
Messiah i'll the Guild hall, at Kent and
Fuller streets, at s o'clock this evening.
The board of public works yesterday COM
peted the arrangements for changing the
grade of Wells street from Edyertou treet to
Payne avenue, and for grading Blair street
from Fairview to the territorial road.
Charles Guild was taken before the probate
court yesterday, and, after an examination
fairs, was discharged upon making promise
to be temperate in the use of stimulants.
Harry Campbell=and Frank Buchanan, who
were conyic ed of burglari2ing the wholesale
house OF Griggs & Co., were yesterday SEN
fenced to the penitentiary. The former will
serve two years and the latter one year and
nine months.
A hack driver named Reed was arrested by
Lieut.. Murphy yesterday afternoon, charged
with stealing a goatskin robe from another
hack. The robe is old and of little value. 1t
was found in Reed possession. and he spent
the night at the central station.
Jim Kennedy might as well take up his
permanent abode at The workhouse for he Is
only released to go back III very short time
He has become, seemingly, a common vaga-
bond. Yesterday he stole a watch from
man OF his kind named Mcdonald and the
municipal court gave him his usual allow
ance or ninety days at the workhouse.
Edward Karmuski, Polander living on
the upper fiat, and a teamster by profession,
was seriously injured in n runaway yesterday
afternoon. His team became frightened at
all electric car and ran away, throwing him
out at Seven corners His head struck against
stone curbing, and he sustained bad scalp
wound lie was taken to the city hospital,
where DR.. Hanley dressed his wound
The regular monthly meeting of the Ram
Sey County Junior Piodeers, which was to
have been held last Tuesday and which was
postponed on account of the election, will be
held tomorrow, Wednesday evening, at their
hail. corner Of Third and Wabasha streets.
All members should be present, as the new
constitution will probably be distributed.
The question of when, where and how to
hold the annual reception will also be dis
cusSed.