St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-16
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.

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May & Go. TO recover $500 due for goods
sold.
Reported at Tive health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 1861 ST. Anthony
avenue. Il
Rev. Frank DGran will preach at Mer-
Ram lark Sunday afternoon at 3:30
O'Clock.
Philip Fabei asks judgment against
Thomas GaFvy for STD 10 due for mer-
chaRdise sold.
Monday afternoon at o'clock the
principals of the city schools will meet
at the high school.
The First National Bank of Mayvilie.
Dak., has sued A. T. WalIiel, to recover
$500 due On proHtiSsoFy Hots.
William FL. Breen. all insuivent jew
eieF, has flied schedules showing assets
to be 81. See. Is aud liabilities s2.S46.9S
City officials AID employees were paid
their August salaries yesterday. The
total ameHait distarsed was S49, 344.S4.
Aaasa K. Ransom asks Judgment
against James G. Stout aud Owen Mui-
grew for s2.6oSVS, due GA promisSory
notes.
The state public school at Owat0nna
yesterday 6ied its expe use list for in-
prUrement Of buildings IN August with
Z
penSe was sj33T.77.
The st. Paul National bank has gar
niShed the funds of Griggs Brothers III
the hands of the Union Bank of st.
Paul TO satisfy hole for 5000.
The ST. Paul Mutual Building Asso-
citation 40. has begun an action
against Abraham III. Haas ct al. to fore
close two mortgages for 81, 629. 40.
The committee on streets from the
board of alderman will meet this after
noon at 800 o'ctark, and The joint COM
mlttee OH acquisitions at i o'cl0'k.
The first OF series of sociaIs TO be
given by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Church Of Christ was held last
night. lie affair was very great Sue
cess.
Solomon Bowman Jr. and John Boyd
ask Judgment against the ST. Paul Ger
man insurance ertfnPahy for Sl.025.50
which is due Oh Judgment rendered Ia
Charleston, S. G.
Solomon Bowman Jr. and Jovn Boyd
have begun an action against tile Hek!a
Fire Insurance company TO enforce
Judgment tor S!.a2o.50 rendered at
Charleston. S. G.
c. c. Faifcii!d, of st. Paul, is win
ming laureis this week at the Lyceum,
Minneapolis. as G:.Spdrd in the ''Chimes
Of Normandy" Both as TO voice aud
EctiOh lie is scoring great success.
E. M. Johasen. a milkman living OH
Lexington avenue, bled To death Thurs
day night. lie rdptured a blood YES
sci. Deceased was Gfty-one wears of
age and was well known about the
city.
The following books were received at
the state law library yesterday: Vol.
Idaho reports; Cassidy on Wills; Vol.
IL Montana Femrts; Laws of Montana,
1873; Vol. 81 California reports; Stat
utes OF Ontario.
Aiva Hunt, the guardian ad Item for
Maria Reuter-. all i'm Jecile, has begun
all action against the Lombard Invest
ment company To set aside a mortgage
given while Maria Reuter- was incompe-
tent to deed her property.
THURSDAY, Sept. Ii, occurred the death
of Thomas j. Meliuire. Mr.. McGuire
was one OF the leading telegraph OBJ
eraters OF the country. having been in
the business twenty-five years. The
body sill be taken to Holy Cross, To-,
where tie funeral will be held.
The art club met yesterday morning
IN the par!Hfs of The metropolitan hotel
The meeting Was business one and
largely atteiided. Plans tor the coming
VIVA were NlScuSScux anu
after lnis tite cub will meet once q
month.
] he AaIeTt Lea Mercantile company
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary OF statr yesterday. The capt.
tai stock is $500. of winch so, 600 is
pad ga. asd TIE liabilities are limited to
Sig,OJ0. I he iHco. poIatorS are Ii. G..
KoORg. w. 5. kreby, 4. w. Wilson and
four others.
Franz Dietrich, saloon ana restau-
rant keeper, at 343 Robert street, has
made voluntary assignment To Geb-
hard Wfisrtcli for the benefit of general
creditors. The assignment was pre-
cipltated 10y The lryying of all eXecu-
tion i'll IavoE of the Val Batz Brewing
company.
In the police court Yesterday Frank
Miller, arrested for selling liquor with
out license, was discharged. When
the case was called yesterday the state
ment was made that the defendant had
secured a license. and as this seemed to
suit the iiceIise Inspector. the case was
dismissed.
Comrades of Garfield Post No. s, G.
A. L., and all other comrades of tlie
ciiy, are requested to he at the regular
meeting, Saturday evening. Sept. l6, as
there will he an interesting paper read
which will Interest the comrades of the
western army as well as those of the
Potomac