St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-15

| gentlemen are in the city at present negotia-
| ting for machinery, etc., with which to carry
| on their business.
The Minneapolis Yeast company has organ
lied with capital of $25 900, the incorporators
| being E. A. Dushin. G. P. Reigel, George
| P. Stearns, L. H. Johnson, F. E. Dibley, l.
F. Kellogg and j. Nj. Bayer.
Corven Williams of 49 Washington avenue
south, reported to the police that while COM
ing across the Tenth avenue south bridge
| Tuesday night he saw the body of man
! floating down the river He could see the
! head and hair and noticed gray trousers and
a dark coat.
| The instrument for measuring the fall Of
rain and snow and determining its weight,
which was recently purchased by the city, has
arrived and has been turned over to Observer
| Beals for mounting Mr.. Beals will put the
| instrument in operation at once.
The police officials request that all people
who intend going to the lakes and other sum-
mer resorts in a short time will call at police
| headquarters and leave word to whether
| they have left intending leaving valuables
| in their residences while away.
Judge Belden has signed an order requiring
Stephen Mahoney, as assignee of the Irish
| American bank, to pay w. D. Hale, receiver
| OF the American Savings and Loan association,
| the $4,000 now standing to the credit of the
bank on the books of the Union National
| bank of Omaha.
Grand Chancellor E. H. Milham, Supreme
| Representative j. F. Hillscher, Brig. Gen.
| +. S. Mcdonald, William H. Eustis and Col.
Fred e. Wheaton, of the knights of Pythias,
! went U fdISO last nlSnt 10 attend grand
Pythian celebration to be given under the
| auspices of Fargo Lodge No. 2. The third
| degree will be conferred upon a large class.
George A. Pillsbury is himself again. Six
| weeks ago he was suddenly taken i'll and
continued to sink until his life was dispaired
| or, but thanks to a strong constitution and
good medical attendance he rallied He is
able to take long drives, and as far as can be
! seen he is as strong physically as he was be-
| fore his illness.
A telegram has been received at police head
! quarters from Inspector John Hoy stating
that the authorities had turned over to him
waiter Loeb, arrested at Buffalo, n. Y, and
who is wanted in this city to answer to the
charge OF embeZzling several hundred dollars
from the Gluck Brewing company. Hoy left
here this morning.
1t is reported to the board of charities and
corrections that the Milwaukee St. Louis Wis
consfn Central, Omaha and Duluth railways
hao Withdrawn the half-fare rate granted to
| the city on transportation of city Door The
Burlington road will accept half-fare only
In case the ticket is paid for by the passenger.
| Transcontinental lines will charge the city
| only halr the regular rates, as of yore.
Frank R. Hubachek has filed his account
which he asks the court to allow, for the
term during which he was assignee of the
Irish American bank. The report shows that
the assignee received SIG, ,635.37 and expended
S2,1SS.34, paying over to Stephen Mahoney,
his successor, $14437.03
Judges Russell and Belden have made an
| order allowing Mr.. Hubachek $1,000 for his
fees and $500 attorney fees for Kitchell, Co.
hen & Shaw.