St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-25
SAINT PAUL.
CITY GLEANINGS.


eating 800, were issued yesterday.
The special committee on the school
board budget will hold another meet
ing this afternoon at O'Clock.
Joseph Davignon was adjudged insane
by the probate court yesterday and VIII
be tax, II to the Rochester asylum. r
Albert H. Liudeke has conveyed lot
II, in Block No. of Rice " lrvne's
addition. to IhGmaS b. Scott tor S26.OOO.
The preliminary eXaminatienof Fritz
Bollinger, charged with horse stealing,
will come up in the police court this
morning.
The assembly committee Oh streets
has changed its time of meeting
from Monday nights to "Wednesday
afternoons at 4 O'clock.
Bulletined at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 40 Greenwood
and 405 Starkey street; membraneous
Group at 94l Thomas street.
The Mankato state normal school yes
tPrday made return TO the stale AUDITOR
til, the receipts of that institution for
The quarter ending July 81 amounted to
$i.55S.5O.
The work on the Canal street sewer
commenced yesterday. The sewer will
cost $50, 0G0, and the city engineer thinks
1t will not be completed before the end
al the year.
Information reached the Office of the
adjuIaut general yesterday that pen
sion had been granted Mary j. Miller,
OF Lime Greek, of SIT a month, and the
same is to date from Nov. II, 1892.
The breaking down of a wagon loaded
with ice at the corner of Wabasha and
Sixth streets atT o'clock last evening,
probably caused some people to lament
the non-arrival of the cooling crystal.
Up to recently very few of the appli
cations for pension in this state have
been rejected, but under the vigilant
eye OF Secretary LOchren the case is re-
versed. A great many more fail than
pass.
Four hundred acres of land have just
been sold by the state auditor. They
are state lands reserved for public ipsti-
buttons. and they are located in Benton
county. The average price was S. an
acre.
At yesterdays meeting of the board
of equalization no complaints were pre-
Sented to the aSseSSme of personal
property in District No. g. At O'Clock
this afternoon District No. 10 will be
taken I'D.
TWO small barns at 937 and 945 Beech
street were burned last evening shortly
after O'Clock. The structures were
owned by Peter WOolworth and Joseph
Tenner, and were valued at S75 each.
No insurance.
The railway and steamship ticket
agents ale taking out their certificates
in large numbers. Some 600 have
already been issued by the secretary of
state, and there are many applications
that have not been filled.
Eta IOl, .hS, 10 IN,n In Of
morning papers from in front of
news stand, and James O'Maliey, who
filched $40 from his mother, were both
sent to the wOrkhouSe yesterday by
Judge Cory for ninety days.
Henrietta Gregory has begun an ac-
fi0n against II. l.. Gilman to foreclose
mortgage for $4,000 on parts of lots in
block 10 of Rice x Irvine'S addition to
st. Paul. The property faces on St.
Peter street, adjoining the Windsor
hotel
The case against Nathan w. Prescott,
charged with violating the pawn
brokers' law regarding the sale of
pledged property before time for re-
Cemption had expired, was dismissed in
the police court yesterday, on motion of
tine county attorney. =
The Denny-Stevens Tag company, of
articles of association with the secretary
Of state. The capitalization of the con-
Germ is Increased 10 $4,000, and the
highest amount of indebtedness permiS-
sible is fixed at $1,000.
Andrew Olson was found to be insane
at an inquiry III the probate court yes
ttrday. He is fifty-three years old and
was porn in Norway. He is married. has
eight children and mas some education
He believes that some people want to
nail his wife i'll box and put her into a
fire.
The chargs of larceny against we'll
known young man who posed in court
as John Jones was dismissed yesterday
by Judge Cory, the evidence not being
considered sufficient to convict. Jones,
it was alleged, stole a number of rail-
road passes from coat belonging to DR..
Goodrich, on Saturday night.
The charge of larceny against Mrs. Bal
ley was dismissed in the police court
yesterday morning. Lea Ryder alleges
that Mrs. Bailey had stolen pug dog
valued at $40 from her. Mrs. Bailey
explained that the dog came to her
house, and when Miss Ryder called, she
beng out, the servant refused to give
up the dog. She told the court she was
willing 10 turn the pug over 20 its
owner, and the case was dismissed
Judge Williams and a jury in the
United States circuit court we're still
engaged yesterday in the trial OF the
personal injury case of Paul Hussock
against The Chicago, Milwaukee d st.
Pam Railway Company. Hussock
claims TO have been severely shaken up
in rear end collision at Renville.
Doctors Sweeney and Stone were called
as expert witnesses by the railway COM
pany to Show that his injuries are more
imaginary than real.