St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-13
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LACONICs.

AOOAtJ 1IaSONlSSs
John j. Bailey, plumbing inspector, has
resigned.
Seabury & Co. have sued Robert w. Greene
TO recover S5s3.51 for goods sold.
u The receipts of the state prison for the
months of July and August Amounted to
51.499.01.
Judge Egan has overruled the demurrer to
the complaint of John d. Moran against The
City of St. Paul.
The Lone Jack Iron company, of Duluth,
filed copy of its bylaws with the secretary
of state yesterday.
Seven minor permits were issued from the
building inspectors office Yesterday. The
aggregate cost was $500.
The State bank of Princeton was granted a
certificate to commence business yesterday.
The capital stock is $4,000
Judge Egan has denied the motion for q
new trial in the case of Eugene A, Hendrick-
son against Bridget Tracy ct al.
Minnie Beas was adjudged insane by the
probate court yesterday, and ordered con-
fined in the Rochester asylum.
Miss Held, the clerk of the supreme courts
office, returned yesterday from vacation
spent with relatives at New Ulm.
Alexander Mills. Polish Jew affected
with religious insanity, was sent from the
police to the probate court yesterday.
Miss Mary Pendergast, who has been clerk
in the Office of the state school superiu
tendent for several years, resigned yesterday.
The man with the shells, Jake" Ferguson.
who fleeced country visitor at the fair out
OF $50, will have q trial in the police court
Friday.
The case of Harry Wayne, who ran cheap
jewelry fake at the fair grounds was contin-
ued in the police court yesterday until to-
morrow.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 70 South Robert and 739 West
Seventh street. four cases Scarlet fever,
526 Bancroft street.
Reeves American baud will be heard in
concert al the Peoples church tonight. 1t is
hoped that the audience will be promptly in
their seats at o'clock.
The board of education failed TO meet last
evening, owing to the lack of quorum, and
the same story must be related of the board
Of fire commissioners.
The two boys, Joseph Arouckle and Gus
Kuschke, who burglarized an Italian fruit
store of SIS in cash, will come before Judge
Twohy for disposition this morning.
Company E, n. G. S. M, VIII hold an
election at the armory tonight to choose
first lieutenant TO succeed Lieut.. Mott, re-
signed, and such other vacancies as may
occur.
Labor Commissioners Evans and Valesh
will go TO Crookston today to complete the
statistics on farm mortgages in Polk county
The latter has more mortgages than any
other county. ana al inquiry will be made
into the cause.
James Hallptf yrhn ba 6ata nlo;,
tended 10 rob Seventh street ieweler by
smashing in the window of his store went
out to the workhouse for ninety days yester-
day. The charge against him was Carving
concealed weapons.
Twelve members of the state board of
equalization were present at the meeting yes
terday afternoon. The tax list of personal
property was taken up and will occupy the
attention of the board for several days. The
valuations show an encouraging and heavy
increase over last year.
Robert A. Mcdonald asks for Judgment
against John Nevin & Son in the sum of
Sa.O00 for personal injuries sustained by fall
Ing into an excavation in the vicinity of the
Omaha round house. Mcdonald was a loco
motive engineer. and had turned his engine
into the round house about midnight of july
last when he fell into the excavation.
4He poaTu Oh PUBIC works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading an alley in
block p, weide's subdivision Arlington Hills
addition. to Ferdinand Boyer for $3.50 Esti-
mate No 3 tor relaying and repairing
wooden sidewalks under contract with
Thomas Reilly, ending Nov /. 1892, was con-
sldered and the assessment roll completed
The total amount of the assessment is 81. 1873.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ram
sey County Junior Pioneers will take place
this evening at the hall, corner Third and
Nabasha. All members should be present
as this will be the meeting at which officers
are to be nominated for the ensuing year.
and all nominations will be closed Another
important matter will be several amend
ments to the constitution and bylaws. and
as these will also come up for final action
before being voted OH at the meeting in
October, those who desire 10 make any
changes or suggestions should be there
Reed and Collier are making great hit
and playing to large business at the Metro
politan opera house. They VIII give but three
more performances of their excellent farce
comedy 'Hoss and Hoss'' tonight, tomorrow
night and special matinee tomorrow at re-
duced prices. Hoyt's Texas Steer viii fol-
low. and by special request Mr. Hoyt will
take thepart of Brassy Gail. Seats are now
selling.