St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-15
ST. PAUL NEWsY NoTATIoNs.

dermen this evening.
Three minor permits, aggregating
$1,000, were issued by the building in
speetor yesterday.
Paige 81 Paige. Of Minneapolis. have
sued George w. Crane to recover 1868. "A
for legal services.
The Minnesota Savings bank has
sued William Delahunt to recover $500
due ON promissory note
The Bethel Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic at Mahtomedi today.
'Tnaias leave union depot at $3.50.
Articles OF Incorporation were yester-
dayftiIed in the Office of the secretary OF
state by the Zion Church of Tyro.
: Bulletin at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at $40 East Wlni.
fred Two cases. and 303 Concord (three
cases streets.
/ New iron file cases are being put into
theRaults of the state au, itor's office,
aud the old wooden affairs are being
consigned to the fire.
William l.. Harvard, grocer at $50
Concord street, has made a voluntary
assignment To Archibald ID. Mcleod for
the benefit Of general creditors.
The case against Fred Guion and
Charles Baker, charged with aSSaulting
Louis freedman several days ago, was
dismissed in the police court yesterday.
Adjutant J. NJ. Doherty was examined
i'll the probate court Yesterday touching
his sanity, and was committed TO the
inebrlate department of the Rochester
| asylum.
Rudeen d Biorkiund. who have a
feed store at 5l4 East Seventh street,
have made a voluntary assignment to
Andrew +. CrooDquist for the benefit OF
general creditors.
An argument for new trial In the
personal injury case OF Bryant against
the Omaha road was argued yesterday
before Judge Williams, of the United
States circuit court.
The minor children of James E. David
son, OF SelDy avenue. st. Paul, have
been granted pension by the national
pension department of $40 month to
date from July %. 1892,
George Mathews and George Jordan,
arrested for lOOting the residence of
J.H. Knapp. at No. 8 CroeuS place, will
have preliminary examination i'll the
police court tomorrow.
Secretary ii. IL. Hart, of the state
board OF corrections and charities, paid
am official visit to the soldiers home at
slihhehaiia yesterday. he reports the
management satisfactory.
Larpenteur's buckskin horse was
hired last Thursday and has not been
heard of since. The animal was last
seen IN Minneapolis. Here is chance
10 get the 500 state reward.
The Brennan Lumber company has
iiled lien in the office of the secretary
OF state, under the lien law, against the
Duluth, Mlssabe * Northern Railway
company. II Is for N aterials Furnished
the railroad, and the amount is S652.56.
James Strather, charged with at
tempted burglary, was held to the
grand jury yesterday in $1,000 bail.
3trather WAS found asleep in Presley's
commission house last Friday morning.
The young people of the Emanuel
Evangelical church gave an ice cream
festival last night III Van Siyke court,
between broadway and Pine streets.
An excellent musical programme was
rendered, and all present had very en-
JOY able time.
There Will be special meeting of the
BOARD OF county commissioners at 10
O'Clock this morning, to hold a confer
eneei with the sureties Oh the bond
given by the Seven Corners bank to in
deinnity the county for its deposits in
that institution.
The report of the secretary of the SOL
dIers' home shows that there are 290 IN
! mates there at the present time, aud that
seventy of this number are out on leave
! OF absence. Since the last report nine
additional inmates have been received
and tl"o have been discharged.
1 Ihe state railroad and warehouse
commission were in Minneapolis yester-
| day, A meeting Was held with the grain
ana commission men of the state con-
! corning tie new law for sealing cars
containing grain consignInents, but no
definite conclusions were reached.
a little volume containing the con-
stItntl0n and sailing rules of the White
| Bear Yachting association for year 1893
/ has just been issued. The new officers
! are: j. T.. Elmer, commodore; G. 81.
! Grlggs, vice commodore; Carl Taylor,
! captain; A. A. AlcKeehnie, secretary !:
/ j. W. Taylor, treasurer.
| The Oneida Building Company of
/ Minneapolis has flied articles of incor-
/ pOrati0n III the Office of the secretary of
| state. The purpose of the concern is to
! lease. own, bay, sell and deal in real es-
tate, and the capital stock is Sll0, 600
! The lnc0fpDratorS are Theodore b.
/ Casey, AlOnZO i. Rand and Rufus X.
| Rand
| Patroiman Daniel Meighen was before
the mayor yesterday, charged with ieav-
Ing his beat yesterday morning at 2
o'clock, when he should have remained
an hour longer. The officer had story
! about his watch being an hour fast, but
the mayor couldn't see it in this light,
| aud ordered ii fine of $25 taken from
! Meigheh's August pay.
! Tye city employees will be paid their
! July salaries today The amount to be
paid out is $4,000. which does not in
clude the pay rolls of the police depart
ment, mechanics and laborers in the
! school board employ or the court house
| and city hail employees. These three
/ last mentioned will get their money on
Thursday.