St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-04
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F. G. futile, editor of the Echo Enter
prise, called at the office OF the state
treasurer yesterday.
b. +. WelIber, of the Ninth judicial
district, has filed his oath OF office with
the secretary OF state.
F. A. Rauch & Co. have entered suit
against G. a. Pearly Tor Sl06.6l alleged
to be due Oh account.
Nliltcn NJ. Williams was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
the late Andrew De Graft
Deutsch Bros. u Graham yesterday
brought SUIT against f. Nj. Lytzen u
Co. 10 recover 5000 on account.
"rhe Peculiar People" is the theme
for Rabbi Hess discourse at the service
in his church at 7:30 this evening.
st. Luke'S Aid society holds a meet
e ing this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. G. K. Sharood, 525 Jessamine
street.
the Mcintosh State bank fled GER
tihcate OF OrganiZdtiUn with the state
examiner yesterday. The capital STOCK
is $4,000.
Chime Rebekah lodge is arranging for
q grand entertainment and social mop
to be given at its lodge room Monday
evening next.
Tickets for the Woodbridge lectures
on Ethics" which begin Jan. II, may
be obtained at Porter'S book store and
MuSseler'S drug store.
The w. A. Edwards Printing CONS
pany, of Minneapolis. has filed articI es
OF Incorporation with the secretary or
state. Tie capital stock Is $50, QUO.
Forty applicants for positions in the
city schools are taking the examination
at the Manual framing building. The
examination began yesterday ana Will
continue until tomorrow.
I he executive committee of the State
Editorial association VIII meet at the
Press club rooms in the WaShburn block
Friday, Jan. Is, 10 arrange for the an
nual winter meetlng OF the association.
Harry Holcomb, the young man who
snatched a lauy's pOcketDOOk from her
hand the other night in front of the
Peoples church, was bound over to the
grand jury yesterday in the sum OF
$1,000.
Claiming S. Undertake yesterday
sued the American Electric Heating
corporation for balance OF $564.2S, al .
legged to be due IOr StrvlceS as book
keeper and salesman from Jan. to Nov.
Is, 1894.
The South st. Paul distIlIery has
started up again, after being closed down
for some time, and has made appica-
ton for $500 worth Of revenue stamps.
1t is running its full capacity, 10000
gallons day.
1 he hearing of Edward Pannell, the
letter carrier charged with using 40
cents worth of cancelled postage stamps,
was continued yesterday until Saturday
morning, at the request of g. ID. O'Brien,
defendants attorney, because he could
not spare the time 10 attend to 1t.
John Delstr0m, 735 Payne avenue, was
taken before Judge Oliver yesterday on
charge OF insanity, and was ordered
committed to the Rochester asylum.
DelStrom is lfty-tve years Of age.
Aaron Samuelson, 500 Front stleer, who
was up on similar charge, was dis
charged.
PaySon Davidson started last evening
for Chicago to arrange for the appear
ance OF his sister. MISS Mabel, at Lin>
coin park. Miss Davidson goes next to
Toronto. and, as already announced,
she will later appear at Newburg.
After that it is her intention to cross
the water and give illustrations OF her
wonderful skill at London and at Paris.