St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NorATioNs.

iHfSe MlilOI Quilting peTulllS, dSgre-
eating 5000, were issued yesterday.
Robert Jamison's oath of office as Gis-
trict judge OF Hennepin county was filed
with the secretary of state yesterday.
John Igo, charged with the larceny of
rs from John Bohgan, has demanded
ana will have jury trial in the police
court on Tuesday.
The Succoth services at the temple
begin this evening at q O'Clock and to-
morrow at 10 a. m. The rabbi will
preach at both occasions.
The state board OF veterinary medical
examiners meets Wednesday, Oct. II, at
the capitol. Ali those who wish to reg
lister under the law should make note
Of the date.
st. Paul Council No. Csc. Royal Area
mum, meets Monday evening Sept. 25
at Central block, corner Sixth and Sey-
enth streets. All members are requested
TO be present.
The Red river drainage commission
met yesterday morning and closed the
contract with a. {. Rhinehart for the
excavation of the Tamarac and Sand
Hit rivers, approving his bond ut
S50.000.
A. ii. Bertram. assistant state food
and dairy commissioner, has secured
samples of the vinegar sold at Excel
sior which is alleged to have poisoned
the families Of Judge Shaw ana others.
State Chemist +. \. Eaton will analyZe
the samples.
Rev. j. NJ. Cleary, OF Minneapolis, will
deliver an address in Cretin hall on the
evening of Oct. 10, the anniversary of
the birth of Father Mathew, under the
auspices of the total abstinence societies
of the Cathedral parish.
A large nomber of depositors in the
savings banks of this city who gave
notice of withdrawal sixty days ago are
ROW Withdrawing the notices before the
expiration of that time in order to avail
themselves oil The right to participate III
Interest to be paid Jan. l.
The American Hone company, OF
Minneapolis, filed articles of incogpOra-
tion with the secretary OF state yesttr-
day. The capital stock is fixed at S3J. 600
and the liabilities are limited to $5,UUp.
The incUrpOratOrs are j. A. Brasie, y.
l.. Whitney and VI. X. Ellis.
Frank Yalesh, of the state labor
bureau, is engaged in gathering Stalls
tics of the condition of farmers aud
farming in Minnesota. 1t is the Inten-
ton to make this work the most com
Yiete, accurate and valuable collection
of statistics yet taken oil this subject iii
amy state.
Warrants were issued yesterday for
the arrest of eight persons charged with
violating the fish and game law by using
Il seine in the Mississippi river above
the Milwaukee bridge. The names OF
the parties are not known. SO the VAT
rants were ISSUED in the name of Robert
Roe. John Doe and the balance OF the
Roe and Doe family.
Chief GarYin was notified yesterday
that two young boys had been taken ;n
custody by Hastings police officers. One
of the lads gave his name as Arthur
Terry ami his parents residence as la
Zine street. A detective sent 10 tie
Humber found vacant lot and SO re-
ported. The Hastings police were re-
qHeSted 10 send detailed description of
the rHnaWayS.
The Steady growth even during these
stringent times of our State Savings
Bank, located in the Germanla Life
Bdg., 4th Il Mimi. SITS, proves cUnciu-
Siveiy that the people of st. Paul Ap-
I'reciate the usefulness aud safety of d
savings Institution that does no com-
Enercial banking, collection or exchange
business: whose only object it is to keep
safe and to invest in the safest possible
manner the funds entrusted to its care
according to dlciatIOn. control and su-
perviSion of state authorities. TO all
those who contemplate opening say
IngS account we recommend The State
Savings Bank. Money deposited now
draws = mos interest Ian l. 1894