St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-17
CITY SMALL SHOT.

1uc eApeIScS u Tue Stdte university lO[ Tue
month of August were S7,264.5S
A meeting of the joint committee on print
ing is called for Monday afternoon.
Gov. Merriam returned yesterday from his
hunting tour in Southern Minnesota.
The Sixth Ward Business Mems union will
hold an important meeting this evening.
John d. O'Brien notified the mayor of his
acceptance of the office of school inspector
yesterday.
Memnon ]. Carter asks judgment against
Max e. Kost and others for Sl02.92 due upon
promissory note.
The Imperial Mill company, of Duluth, filed
articles of incorporation yesterday. The
capital stock is SI00,010.
The trial of Lizzie Lang, charged with rob-
bling James Doyle of Sl00,wlll be heard IN the
police court this morning.
C. A. Humason, of the adjutant generals
office, left for Washington last night to at
tend the G.. A. r. encampmen:.
William Jaggerson went out to the work
house for ninety days yesterday. He stole a
suit of clothes from Joseph Picha.
The Fergus Falls Hotel company. of Fer
gus Falls. filed articles of incorporation yes
terday with a capital stock of $4,000.
The Minnesota Institute for Detectives of
Faribault filed an insurance expense ac-
count Of $3.50 with the state auditor yester-
day.
Miss NJ A. Brophy, who manipulates the
wires at the Northwestern Telephone ex-
change after dark, is enjoying q brief vaca-
ton.
Permits for two of the cordage plant build
ings were issued from the building inspect
or's Office yesterday. The estimated cost is
$4,000.
The George II. Lains Furnishing company
asks the assistance of the district court in
collecting bill of S331.35 for goods sold AL
fred Essendrup.
This morning at 10 o'clock State Auditor
Bierman will hold public auction of state
stumpage lands in the house of representa-
tyes at the capitol.
Charles C. Scheible demands judgment
against George II. Schckler and others for
$500 as balance for eight hot air furnaces
and equipments, sold.
The Union Land Company of st. Paul de-
mands judgment against the Clark-Bryaut
improvement company for $1,000 due upon
promissory note.
Nels j. Ness asks judgment against the city
for sos % as balance due for rent of q
building for school purposes and work done
i'll the interest of the city.
Judge Egan has ordered Judgment for
S1,555 in favor of the London Northwest
American Mortgage company against John
Fitzgerald. David L. How ct al.
The state board of equalization continues
its sessions each day There is now posi-
bility that the personal property list may not
be completed today, as was expected.
Dennis O'Leary arrested Thursday night,
charged with having in charge twenty five
head Of cattle which did not belong to him.
went back to Dickinson, n. D., yesterday
morning in care of an official.
The engagement of Haverly's MINISTRIES will
close with tonight's performance at the
Grand, when they will give an entire change
of programme. Tomorrow night John C.
Rice begins weeks engagement in "A
Knotty Affair
Jake Ferguson, charged with swindling
a Minneapolitan out of $50 by the shell game
at the fair grounds, waived examination and
was held to the grand jury. He gave bonds
for his appearance at the next term of the
district court. .s-
The retail clerks union is making arran ge-
ments to resume the usual winter social en-
tertainments. These entertainments consist
of literary, musical and social feature, and
the new series will be given earlyneXt month.
Thomas Fl. Cox, railroad man on the
Kansas City road, who boards at 272 East
Seventh street. was arrested last night on q
warrant charging him with bastardy. The
complaining witness is Dora Miller, who is
employed as domestic on Portland avenue.
The concert of the Agnes Thomson Con.
| cert company at the Peoples church last
| night was even more successful unsteady
speaking, than the entertainment which pre-
| ceded it. The duets by Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
| son were especially enjoyable and well rem
| dered.
The Duluth Dry Goods company has gar
nished funds belonging to the Joseph
Sumner & Sons Manufacturing company in
| the hands Of the Powers Dry Goods COM
| pany to satisfy claim of S14S6S as a rebate
on dress goods purchased. The Duluth Dry
| Goods company claims that it was to be al
! lowed discounts of 10 per cent per cent
| and per cent.
| Mrs. Ann Towhey. of Thompson, To-, is
| very anxious to learn the whereabouts of her
daughter Mary or Mollie Towhey. whom she
| last heard from in ST. Paul about three years
| ago. She fears some misfortune has hap
pened her and is greatly distressed at her
long silence. Any person knowing her adj
dress or anything of her will confer great
| favor by informing the mother at place above