St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-28
SAINT PAUL.
EPITOME OF CITY NEWS.

Lewis P, Hoffman, an insolvent. has
filed schedules showing his assets to be
81, 1921 81 and liabilities S2,S2l.16.
Daniel Grady and Ange GAM, charged
with robbing James Mccoy of $3.50, will
have trial in the police court Friday.
The personal injury case of Peter
EllingSon against the City of Red Wing
has gone to the jury in the United
States circuit court.
The st. Anthony Falls bank. with a
paid-up capital of $50, 900, was authorized
10 begin business yesterday by the
superintendent of banks of the state.
State Superintendent Kiehle delivered
lecture Wednesday evening before the
university students in pedagogy and the
theme was Artists and Artisans IN Ed
ucation.'
An information of insanity has been
filed in the probate court against Han
nah Joice, and her examination will
take place today. She is married and
has three children. Her residence Is on
Beech street, near Atlantic.
l.. l.. Lobeiige, of Kirkwood, Mimi,
aged nineteen, with 10 arms and one
leg, the result of the railroad wreck
near that place two years ago. received
the sympany and beneYoence of a
SASuI many w RNll pSOPlO ShNIa-
ing.
A special meeting of the board of
aldermen has been called for Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The business
to be transacted is the approval of the
contract with Robert Seeger for the
Lighting of the gasoline lamps in the
city.
Henry johnson, at $50 East Seventh
street, was arrested YESTERDAY, charged
with selling liquor without a license.
The complaint charges johnson with
selling Patrolman Gruber liquor on July
90 johnson will have a trial i'll the
police court today.
Rose Smith was arraigned in the po-
lice court yesterday, charged with sell
ing bottle of beer to Patrolman Gruber
without having procured the necessary
license. She put up 500 for her appear
ance for trial this morning. Twenty
nine others have not yet been hit by the
reform" movement.
The Duluth, Mississippi River &
Northern Railway company yesterday
filed report in the office of the secre-
tary of state which shows that the COM
pany has only issued five shares of the
capital stock of the company. and this
at par, and that no other stock has been
issued, sold or pledged.
The Rust-Owen Lumber company
filed statement in the office of the sec
rotary of state yesterday, in which it is
related that that company has a legal
lien and claim against the Duluth, Mes
sabe d Northern Railway company for
the sum of S4,553 81, and that it has
been drawing interest since the 1st of
July last.
No week passes that the state railroad
and warehouse commission does not re-
ceiYe complaints that grain has not
been properly and correctly graded.
Yesterday the commission listened to
the arguments that Mr.. Robbins, of
Minneapolis, had to offer concerning
the alleged faulty grading of five cars of
wheat recently in Duluth. The matter
was taken under advisement.
United States Marshal Donahower
yesterday turned over to the postoffice
department the SlSL in money and post
age stamps taken from John Martin
and Theodore Trueman, the two men
who are now serving a term in the Still
water penitentiary for robbing the post
Office at Alexandria. The six revolvers
taken from the men will be sent 10 OSa-
kis to be turned over to the hardware
store from which they were stolen.
For clear head and steady nerves
lake BTomo-SeltZer-tr bottle 10 cts.