St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-27
SAINT PAUL.
EP1ToME OF CITY NEWS.

Regular meeting of the assembly this
evening. s
Two minor building permits, aggre-
eating 5000, were issued yesterday.
The board of county commissioners
will hold a special meeting thiS after
noon at O'clock.
A small fire at 1910 hudson avenue
called out the department last night.
Damage nominal.
Acker Post No 81. G. A. R., viii mert
this evening at Central hall. corner of
Seventh and Cedar streets.
Reported at the health effca yesteF-
day: Scarlet fever at 197 East Robe
and diphtheria at the city hospital
The Minnesota Loan and Investment
company filed amended articles uf in
corporation in the office of the secretary
of state yesterday.
Judge Williams and jury in the fed
eral court are engaged i'll trying the pei
sonaI injury case of Peter EllingSon
against the City of Red Sing.
The ST.. Paul Trunk company has be-
gun ali action against Wallace W.
Woodruff TO forecIose mortgage for
S12. 600 on Block No. in Merriam Park.
5. q. l.. Roberts, an attorney of Pine
City, and }. c. Pope, the county attor-
ney of kenabec county, were visitors at
the Office of the attorney general Yesler-
day.
In the case of Paul Hus>ock against
this Chicago, Milwaukee, & ST. Paul
Railway company, the jury in the fed
eral court returned verdict Tor the de-
fendant.
The state railroad and warehouse
commissioners of North Dakota visited
the Minnesota commissioners at the
state house yesterday. 1t was merely !:
friendly call.
The preliminary examination of Fritz
Bollinger. charged with stealing a horse
belonging to Charlotte FahIer. resulted
in the prisoner being held to the graiid
jury in $1,000 bonds.
The adjutant general was yesterday
notified that a pension had been al
lowed John Swendiman, of Dodge Cen
ter, to run from Dec. /. 1891. The
amount is $40 a month.
William Wicht and Robert WIGHT, the
West side photographers. WHO recently
made an assignment. have filed sc rtd
ules, showing thpiI assets To be S7U0.l5,
and liabilities S2,2l7.16.
Knute RundStrom gave $3.50 bail yes
terday, and was released from Jail, to
appear for trial at the September term
of the federal court, on an indictment
for selling liquor to Indians.
The regular weekly meeting of tine
Central ". G. I. u. Will be held this
afternoon at the music hall. corner Lf
Sixth and ST. Peter streets, at IS O'cuck.
Amendments to the constitution anu
bylaws will be discussed.
Monday next is the last day for pay
ing the special tax to the government
for permission to sell liquor. Those WHO
do not pay the tax TO the collector OF i'll
ternal revenue by that time will have to
pay an additional 80 per cent, aud MAY
be arrested for violation OF law.
Thomas c. Tyrrell. charged with the
embeZZlement of $500 from the order OF
FOreSters, of which he was financial
officer, appeared in the police court yes
erday and, after waving examination.
was held to await The actiou OF the
grand jury Bonds were liked at $500
III default of which he was remanded 10
Jail.
At the meeting Of the produce commits
sion men held yesterday in the TOumS of
the board of trade tn, committee that
was appointed at Monlay's meeting
was continued and instructed to draft
by-lawS.and constitution to govern the
organization, and TO make report on
same at meeting to be held Monday.
July 81.
Mayor Fitch, of South st. Paul, has
reOrganiZed his affairs for tue fill trad,
and has brought three Iowa men into
Minnesota. namely: W. A Alexander,
of Usage; W. Z. Nicols ami +. c. Pierce,
OF Sheffield, 10. These gentlemen, with
Charles Fitch, will be the only ones who
will continue the live stock commission
business. under the name of Fitch
Brothers q Co., at South ST.. Paul.