The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-11
SAIN T Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

John P. Furlong has sued Thomas c. Fur
long ct al. on note for S275.
Diphtheria is reported at 1S1 South Wabasha
street, the city hospital and SIC Park avenue
The Merchants National bank has brought
an action against E. G. Long & Co. to re-
cover sSSS32, alleged to be due for rent
The board of managers of the state normal
schools will meet at room 26 of the state
capitol today to discuss general business.
Walker Whiteside addressed the students OF
the Central high school yesterday, and also
reeited the dream OF Eugene Aram ana Ham-
let's soliloquy.
IN the case of the Champion Iron company
against the Northern Building company. the
jury returned a verdict yesterday for the
plaintiff in the sum of S1,297.SS.
Gen. c. c. Andrews, state fire warden. will
temporarily remove his effects to the hItn
floor of the Pioneer Press building to make
room for the committees of the senate.
The recruiting officer, Seventh and Jackson
streets. .says. there are a good many vacan-
cies in the U. S. cavalry to be nllea oy
sound, active young men of good character.
Gen. Ord Post No. 90 G. A. r., will hold
their annual election of officers and delegates
this evening. The post will be inspected
by, Comrade Charles M. Hanson, Oh Minne-
apolis.
W. j. Reed secured permit yesterday to
erect a two-story frame building on the
north side Of Iglehart street, between Laura
and Fairview avenues. The dwelling VIII
cost 81, ,000
Frank Webber and James Taylor, who had
q ghtreeently and charged each other with
assault and battery, refused to make COM
plaint~iIe the municipal court yesterday and
were both discharged.
F. e. Rice, administrator of the estate Of
Henry w. Carter, has appealed to the dis
trfet court from an order of the probate court
allowing the claim of the London North
west Mortgage company.
Simon Fegelson, young Hebrew, accused
of running a secondhand store on Sixth
street without license, was discharged by
~. cnTlBS a
been running along for about a month
Frank Halstead was arrested tried and ac-
quilted yesterday on the charge OF keeping a
disorderly house at 81 South Waoasha street
The charge was made by F. G. Ryder. Judge
Twohy could find nothing in the testimony
to warrant the accusation
Another delegation of 100 farmers will be in
the city today to inspect the state expert
mental farm and other matters of interest.
Chief Grain Inspector Clausen has invited
them to visit his department. This delegation
comes from Crookston and vicinity.
Mayor Doran visited the Mechanic Arts
school yesterday in company with School In
spector Yoerg. The mayor expressed him
self as much Sgratified with the institution.
He was particularly impressed with the pro-
gress made by the pupils in the department
of mechanical drawing.
The Alpha club of Duluth filed articles Of
Incorporation with the secretary OF state
yesterday. The officers are Matt 0'Meara,
president; Charles Lindey, vice president; N.
]. Orr, secretary; Morton L. Parker, treas
urer, and George H. Brown, Oliver Higgins
and Daniel Hogan trustees.
Executive Agent Fullerton, of the state fish
and game commission, is receiving scores of
letters protesting against parties fishing in
the lakes with hook and line. The protests
from people living in the vicinity of White
Bear and Minnetonka are especially strong.
The law allows fishing by this method from
now until the 1st of March.
Thos. F. Martin, member-elect of the leg
islature from the Eighth ward, received word
yesterday morning from Dubuque that D. ].
Hennessey. brother of Archbishop Hennessey,
and weIl-known in st. Paul, was dying at
that place. Mr.. Hennessey has been in poor
has been, expected for some days. He had
large realty holdings in this city and his
Z faith in st. Paul property was unbounded.