St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-04

ment Mr.. Donnellon was prominent and
valued member of st. Paul Typographical
union, and possessed many excellent quail
ties. His death Is severe shock to his host
of friends.
Gov. Merriam has returned from his hunt
Ing trip in the northern part of the state.
SeVenty-iye state diplomas for graduates
OF state high schools were signed by the state
superintendent yesterday.
The state board of medical examiners will
begin its examination of candidates for GER
uhcates at the capitol this morning.
James Sullivan. tramp, was struck by
1relght engine in the Omaha yards. His
right leg was badly hurt. and he was taken to
the city hospital.
Mrs. Jordan, the wife of John D. Jordan,
clerk OF the United States circuit court of ap-
peals, is lying quite i'll with typhoid fever at
the Aberdeen.
Inc London & Northwest American Mort
gage company. limited has sued Robert H.
Patterson and Hsrold S. Patterson upon a
$3.50 promissory note.
The Schumacher Land and Improvement
Company of st. Paul Incorporated Yesterday
with capital stock of 100000 T. L., G. T.
ana b. +. Schurmeier are the incorporates
The mayor yesterday appointed Thomas
w. Towey, who has been special policeman
at the Minnesota Transfer, a patrolman on
the regular force vice Henry Calvin retired.
meeting of the special committee on
street railway matters will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Col. Lowry has notified
the committee that he will be present at the
session.
Reported at the health Office: Scarlet fever
n Tn1o hnr D1t@;o ID
and 2s2 Prescott streets; diphthera at 3oi
Coloorne and membraneous Group at 500
Olive street.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 6, the Ladies'
German Aid Society Of st. Paul will give q
supper and sale for the benefit of ST. Luke's
hospital at Twin City hall, corner Rice and
University.
Wilbur Nef asks for decree of divorce
from Matte Knapp Neff, and bases his de-
mand on charge of adultery with William
Trimmer. They were married at Mijdlesex,
n. Y, in 1886.
Harry G Griswold grocer at the corner
of Selby avenue and Dale street, has made
an assignment to Samuel Whaley for the
benefit of general creditors. The assets are
estimated at Sl.50O.
The state historical society yesterday re-
ceived eleven volumes of Congressional Rec
ords, from 1900 to 1911 inclusive. They were
owned by Col Benjamin Tallmadge, and
each one bears his autograph.
Matt Jensen. who for a number Of years
has filed the position Of deputy state treas
urer, rendered his resignation yesterday to
look after his canvass for the Republican
nomination for county treasurer
Harriet N Sheets has begun an action
against a.
Miller and Frank p Blair to foreclose a
mortgage for $500 upon the west half of lot
0, block 15S of Robertson's addition
St. Paul's church will hold harvest festi-
val Thursday evening. i'll the church at the
corner OF Ninth and Olive streets. The
church is being beautifully decorated for the
entertainment and a fine programme has
been prepared.
The funeral of Capt John Conroy will take
place tomorrow morning 1t 10 O'Clock The
body will be escorted from his late residence
42S Banfil street. to ST. James church, where
services will be held by dele CATION from the
varions fire companies.
The Prohlbitionists will have a rally at Re-
lief hall, 14l East Ninth street. this evening.
The Mentouga Lake seXtette will furnish the
musical part of the entertainment and DR..
w. ". Sa.terlee and Radcliffe, the cyclone
talker, will make speeches.
The following officers of the West St Paul
Building association we're yesterday re-
elected: For president William A Somers;
for vice president, W. r. Sache; for treas
urer, William Dawson Jr; for secretary, NJ
Z. Morlarty; for attorney. Hitler Il. Horton
An action has been commenced by John
Napier in his own right aud E. A. and
Charles E. Otis, as trustees under the will of
George L.. Otis, against Andrew x. Olsen
and others to foreclose mortgage for 81, 700
upon lot2 block 3, of j j. Wards addition.
The delegates chosen by South ST. Paul to