St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-30
SAINT PAUL.
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAsT.

The insurance commissioners fees for
July were S342.
The receipts of the secretary of state
for the month of July were S14.S IS.
The committee on claims from the
board of aldermen will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the secretary of states office yesterday
by the st. Paul Musikverein.
Bulletin for the health office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 2lS Robertson
and 266 East Winnifred streets.
The Sickle club gave a programme of
rowing contests at White Bear yesterday
afternoon. Ladies as we'll as gentlemen
participated.
Judge Willis has denied the motion of
The defendant for new trial Of the case
of Charles L. Nelson against the st.
Paul Plow Works.
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock the
executive committee OF the real estate
exchanges Will meet to make further
preparations for the national real estate
convention.
If any charltably inclined person is
possessed of a baby carriage which they
DO not need, Mr.. HutchinS, of the re-
lief society, would be very glad to get
it for the use OF a sick baby.
The st. Peter Street Improvement
company, which owns the Colonnade
apartment house, has made an assign
ment to Henry l.. Williams for the
beneht Of general creditors.
The assembly committee on gas met
yesterday and approved the bill of Rob
ert Seeger for lighting the gasoline
lamps for June. The bill amounted to
IS, 945. and the price per lamp was Sl.20
per month.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Marcus
Johnson says that Monday is the last
opportunity for persons desiring to pay
the special tax due before they can re-
tail liquors. to do so, and avoid the pains
and penalties OF law.
Commencing today the last car Onsthe
Selby avenue cable line will leave the
corner of Fourth and Broadway Sunday
nights at midnight instead of 1880, as
heretofore. The change applies only to
Sunday night trains.
Judge Williams, of the United States
circuit court was engaged all of yester
day in hearing arguments in the noted
chancery case of Elizabeth WetZel and
others against the Minnesota Transfer
Railway company and several hundred
others.
Nevill, Brown & Curtis have sued
the Hekla Fire Insurance company to
recover 81, 800 Insurance on a building
and goods ill meat market on the
West side. The court is asked to ap-
point receiver for the Hekla Fire In
surance company and to sequeSter stock
to satisfy the claim for insurance.
hryst Lyke is in Jail because he would
not answer certain questions before a
referee III supplementary proceedings.
He made application to Judge OTIS 10 be
released, but the court remanded him
TO jail because he still seemed to be in
contempt of court. 1t is probable that
the matter will be adjusted when the
referees report is made to the court.
gIhe case against Benjamin Morgan.
charged with highway robbery, was
dismissed i'll the police court yesterday.
Morgan, who keeps saloon at South
st. Paul, was arrested some weeks ago
charged with rObbing Anton Christen-
sen. cattle dealer from Minot. n. d.,
OF $3.50. Christensen has not since put
In an appearance.
n. p. LangfOrd left last evening for
Helena to look after the condition of
The First National bank, OF that city, at
the request Of Samuel t. HauSer, pres
ldent of the bank. Mr.. Langford was
formerly bank examiner for the gov
eminent and mis- experience will be
valuable in ascertaining the condition
OF the bank at Helena.
The city has begun ali action against
the union depot company andMilwaukee
koad to settle rights in the vicinity of
lower Broadway, where it is proposed
to build bridge across the river. The
defendants claim the city has no right
to Broadway street below East Third
street, and the proceedings begun will
determine the rights of the railroads
and the city in the premises.