St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-03
SAINT PAUL.
CITY BRIEFS.

The American Tobacco company or
New Jersey has sued Wuest Brothers
to recover S207.70 for merchandise sold.
A. r. Hooten has garnished the funds
of j. j. Walker in the hands of the ST.
Paul Lake Ice company, to satisfy a
claim OF S125.
The damage case Of Bryant, as ad-
minstrator of Allen. against the
Omaha" Railway company is still
pending IN the United States circuit
court.
The funeral of Jacob S. HaIteman.
late of ST. Paul, will be held at the
Hampshire Arms, corner Fourth ave
nue. ana South Ninth, Minneapolis,
Thursday, Aug. 8, at 3 O'clock .. m
Omit flowers.
Fritz Bollinger, who for the last two
weeks has been in the county Jail, was
released on bonds yesterday. Bollinger
was held to the grand jury on charge
OF stealing horse from Charlotte Faliler
at North st. Paul.
Preparations are progressing for the
reunion of the 'Old" Sixth Minnesota
at Mlnnehaha Falls on Sept. 2. This is
the first reunion of the regiment since
the review of 1861 ana it will be great
occasion for the griZZled veterans.
Comptroller McCardy says during-the
month OF July fOrty-elght persons Wis
tied his office and purchased certificates
OF Indebtedness, Some only bought one
certificate. while others invested as
much as $1,000 i'll the city's paper.
The state institutions located in Farl-
baulC yesterday made returns 10 the
state auditor the amount of the earn
lngS lor the quarter ending July 81.
They are: School for the feeble minded,
1926. 20; school for the blind, S99.57;
school for the deaf. 1888. II.
Misses Edith A. Fiskett and Adelaide
Pierce, of Chelsea, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Melville A. l.. Ludwig, st. Paul.
Yesterday the host and guests visited
Minneapolis and Its surroundings by
carriage, to the delight of the young la
dies.
A note from the management of the
camp meeting at MerIimac Island says
that they more than paid expenses. The
present camp started with a debt Of
Sl35 as legacy from last year. This
has been paid, and $500 still remains in
the treasury.
The contract with Robert Seeger for
lighting the gasoline lamps in the city
is III the hands of Comptroller McCardy.
All the other city officials have affixed
their signatures to the contract, but the
comptroller still has the document
under consideration.
Gen. Compton, of the United States
surveyor generals office, has received
sample box Of wheat heads from Mar
shall county which shows that the dry
weather has affected the crop i'll the
northern part oil the state, but there
will be considerable wheat in that sec
ton of the state.
S. Ii. Dyer, of Excelsior, filed in the
nf u of
copy of a lien upon the boat Miss
Rachel at Mlnnetonka lake. The in
Strument relates that there IS due Mr..
Dyer the sum of Sl22.70 for repairs made
Oil the boat, and that the craft is the
property of Charles j. BerryhIll and
John A. Berky.
A sneak thief entered the apartments
of Theodore Michel, at TAB Wabasha
street, last evening shortly after
O'Clock. His presence was discovered by
I Mrs. Michel, who Immediately alarmed
the neighborhood with her screams
The thief fed by the fire escape, the
same way lie entered, before the neigh
bOrs could capture him, and without
any booty.
A nineteen-year-old girl who has
been living in a dsreputable resort for
the past few weeks was brought into the
police court yesterday by Relief Agent
HutchlnS. She gave her name as Mary
Brown, which was an assumed one, and
was sentenced to ninety days in the
House of the Good Shepherd. She was
taken to that institution by MIR. Hutch
Ills in carriage.
The Fidelity Bond Investment Com
pany of st. Paul filed articles of Incor-
pOration in the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday. The amount of capital
stock of the concern is $4,000. and the
incOrpOrators are MahlOn p. Barry,
Theodore &. Waltner, Julius E. Fisk,
Edwin A. Fisk, George E. Anthony and
Stanley G. OlmStead.
Rosie Smith was fined $40 in the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon for sell
ing bottle of beer to Patrolman Henry
Gruber and Ben Levatln, pigeon
VINO has recently had a star pinned ON
his vest. After the prisoner had paid
the fine, she and Annie Cox were ar
rested, charged with keeping and visit
ing house of ill fame. The evidence
to convict on the charge will be fur
niShed by the police officer and Levatln
AT the trial nf the ca this morning