St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-23
SAINT PAUL.
oDDs AND ENDS.

The Leslie Park Boat club, of Lakevilie
st. Louis county, has incorporated.
Maggie Mitchell in 1.-THE Little MAYER
lex is making quite hit at the metropolitan
Today is the last opportunity to file notices
of issue for cases going on the April calendar
of the district court.
Mrs Frederick Driscoll gave small pro-
gressive euchre party at her Summit avenue
house last evening.
Manager Scott reports that tickets are sell
ing well for the Thomas concert at the Met
ropolitan Monday evening.
The action of the Bohn Manufacturing
company against the Keliees is ready for
arguments of counsel this morning.
The board of abatement will meet in the
city hall Thursday morning at III CLOCK 70
listen to all protests against taxes levied.
There is to be a social at the Bet hel week
from Thursday evening Everybody who at
tends is expected to take either chair or the
price of one.
FRANKLIN Clewett one Of the oldest resi-
dents of White Bear Lake, died yesterday at
his home He was brother of Deputy Sher-
if Reuben Clewett
A lady's gold watch and chain was left at
central police station by Miss Alice Mcclure,
of 2SS Harrison avenue last night 1t was
found by her at the corner of Seventh and
Forbes streets.
One of the principal scenes in 1.-THE Police
Patrol" which will lie given Sunday at the
Grand. is a representation of Haymarket
BquareChicago which will bewell remembered
as the spot the anarchists chose to flaunt
their flag of red from.
Capt j j. Crowley stated yesterday that
there is but little smuggling now going on
along the border in his district. The force OF
inspectors has been increased, and the
boundary line is under close surveillance.
Numerous travellers of South st. Paul were
disappointed yesterday morning by finding
that the starting time OF several of the trains
is now fixed at a few minutes earlier than
the schedule of the former time table.
Scarlet fever was reported at the heath de-
partment yesterday from 137 West Fourth
street: corner Ninth and Smith avenue; cor
ner of Charlton and Congress; 127 West
Isabel street, and diphtheria at 938 Earring
ton avenue.
The six Hamline youths. Burt Caldwell
George Buck. Thomas Mailey, Claud Cloter,
Tony Hoyt ana Will Benz who were ar
rested for burglary by Lieut.. Budy last
week, we're yesterday dismissed by Judge
Cory with severe reprmand.
The miscellaneous earnings of the state
peni!entiary for the month ending Feb. 49,
1892 amounted to 81. Isl. 40 of which So 322.5
goes to the credit OF the state account sys-
TEN for making tubs and pals, $751; for
Irvine and S3,sI1. Is for current expenses.
The board of public works yesterday de-
cided to allow damages in the aggregate Sum
of $4,000 for property taken in widening
East Seventh street, between Rosabel street
and Broadway. This settles long dispute,
and doubtless everybody concerned will feel
relief.
Yesterday Comptroller Ponthan and City
Treasurer Refs redeemed ana Cancelled GER
tificates Of Indebtedness amounting to S122-
500. These certificates were issued in antici-
patton of the tax lazy of 1872. and the money
with which the same was met came from
the March settlement with the county treas
urer.
The North Star Granite company, of Or.
tonville. Big Stone county. with q S30.0G0
capital stock has Incorporated. The nature
of its business is that of manufacturing
monuments and artistic building material
It's lncorporators are A. NJ. Light G. a. l..
Lanee. Joseph IIaryer, D. E. Eyre and S. II.
Scholberg, all Of OrtonYille.
Tie Central Vermillion Iron company
having Its principal Office or headquarters in
Dt Paul, and having capital stock of $780,
GUa, filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The incorporators are Eugene A. HendricK-
son, Albert Scheffer Edward J. Hodgson and
Clement Wolseley Cox, of 81. Paul, and l..
Z. JGdson Jr., of Duluth.
Damascus Commandery No. !, Knights
Templars, held its annual election at Ma
sonic hall last evening. The following
officers were elected: E. H. Milham, e. c.;
J. S. Robertson, G. E.: W. c. Wilson, C. G..
II. f. stephens, prelate; j. F. A. Williams.
8. W; Walter Holcombe. j. W.; l.. E. Reed,
treasurer; E. r. Bryant recorder: A. C.
Hickman, standard bearer; A. j. Burning
ham. sword bearer; j. E. Ingham. warder;
E. P. Sanborn, captain of his majesty's
guards; L. n. Hills, j c. Nelson and Allan
Black, guards.