St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-02
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ing permits, aggregating $3.50, were

ing permits, aggregating $4S76O, were
issued.
W. A. Adams and Thomas Reynolds,
both of st. Vincent, were in the city
yesterday.
Two writs of garnishment We're
sworn out yesterday against George
Refs by Gotlieb Schildt.
Rev: DR.; Egbert, of the House of
Hope Presbyterian church, will lecture
tomorrow evening at the Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, on the SUBJ
ject, "Christianity and Art
There will be general taxpayers
meeting tonight at Sjoberg's hall,
Payne avenue and Wells street, to
discuss municipal legislation State
Senator Sheehan will be present
The joint city hall and court house
commission held a short session yes
terday, which was confined to the al
loWance of a number of bills.
The Judson Butter and Cheese com
pany, of Judson, filed articles of in-
corpora ton with the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock is $500.
The members of the family of Pat
rick Birch, who fell and broke his
leg Thursday night, deny that he was
under the influence of liquor at the
time.
Judge Kelly yesterday appointed o.
j. Cook receiver for Charles G. Gel
latly on the application Of Humphrey
Barton, who brought suit against Gel
latly for small amount.
The report of the city hospital for
February is as follows: Patients in
hospital Feb. %, 135; admitted during
the month, Sc; born, 6; total number
treated, 227; number discharged, SO;
died, 8.
An engagement has been made for
an authors reading, to be given some
evening during this month at the Peo-
pies church by Opio Read, the author
of THE Kentucky Colonel" and Nixon
Waterman, the well-known magazine
poet.
United States Marshal Campbell,
United States Attorney Stringer and
United States Judge Priest went to
Duluth yesterday to attend to some
United States court business there.
They will all probably be back by
Monday.
Judge Brill yesterday filed a decision
in the suit of c. D. & T. D. O'Brien to
recover from the Omaha Railroad com
pany $3.50 for defending Leonard, the
murderer of Luth. The court gives
Judgment for $1,000 against the de-
PENDANT.
Nels Johnson, of 1860 Arcade street,
was examined in the probate court
yesterday on a charge of insanity and
ordered committed to the asylum at
Rochester. He is forty-seven years Of
age, and has wife but no children.
He is off on the question of religion
The state teachers reading circle
yesterday morning adopted for the use
of the class during the coming year
~ been published by the American
Book company, of Chicago: School
Masters in Comedy and Satire and
Whites Pedagogy"
The suit of Fannie Harris to re,
cover from the street railway company
n al
was given to the jury in Judge Otis
court yesterday afternoon, but no
agreement had been reached up to
the hour of adjournment, so a sealed
verdict was ordered
during the month of February 21S
arrests were made by the st. Paul po-
lice. They are credited to the different
stations as follows: Central station,
149; Ducas street, %; Rondo, is; Mar
garet, Y; Prior avenue, g. Fines from
criminal cases during the same period
amounted to $1.40e.
i The Minnesota Cricket club will give
Its last smoking concert of the sea-
son tonight at the A. o. U. w. hall, n
East seventh street, at which the fol-
lowing gentlemen have volunteered
c chehF sc Z, 81 MesSrs G G; Fair
B. Churchill. w. Napfn, Grieve. ]. F,
knight. t. Yapp and others. The last
concert was a pronounced success, the
hall being filled to the door. This
promises to be equally as well pat,
ronized, and no doubt will be quite as
successful. Judge Cory will be in the
chair.
On motion of County Attorney But,
Ter yesterday Judge Kelly nolled the
other cases against Frank Brugge
man., charged with completely in the
Scott. Bruggeman had already plead
ed guilty to one Indictment and pait
his fine. The Indictment against 10,
Mahatma, an Arabian who was
charged with stealing some flour. was
mind, and he is too old to be sent to
the reform school, and too feeble for
the st. Cloud reformatory.