The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-14
ST. PAUL BREVITIES.

,.-Jahes H. Burns was granted a decree of
aiVorce from Marie H. Burns yesterday in
the district court. - "
There were three minor permits issued by
the building inspector yesterday, having a
total valuation of $1,000
John. Seebick, a prominent music teacher
OF Dayton's bluff, died last evening at his
nome, 1854 East Seventh street
Insurance Commissioner Dearth Yesterday
issued certificate to the Bankers Life In
surance Company of Des Moines to do bust
ness in this state. f. -t.l-t r,
Lieut.. Bjornstad having gone to the front
appointed ]. F. Angel, who was once secre
tary OF the school board, to take his place
Comptroller McCardy, after the custom to
which ne has as become used, filed bond in the
of his duties during the term upon VIII oh he
is about to enter.
The Memorial day committee requests the
relatives and friends of soldiers, who have
company, regiment and location of grave to
j. B. CLANCY, state capitol.
"A meeting of the Joint city hall and court
house committee due yesterday after
noon. couple of members of the board
waited until O'Clock for quorum and then
let the meeting go by default.
There will be a meeting of Acker Post,
G. A. R.. this evening at which a full a :
tendance of the members is requested, as
business of Importance, having to do with the
present war; will be considered.
w. u. i.
U: will be held at 2:30 o'c'ock today at the
Office of the Minnesota White Rfbboner 40
East Fourth street, Sixth floor. Important
business will come before the meeting.
Special Agent James c. Wheeler, of the
internal revenue department Is in the city to
supervise the turning over of the Office of
Capt. Harries to Collector Won Baumbach.
The affair will be consummated on Monday.
--Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2, Order of Red
Men, held well attended meeting last We'd
nesday night: Two hunters were raised to
warriors, and the chief degree will be con-
fered on them next Wednesday night. All
chiefs are invited.
Articles of Incorporation were fled yes err
day by A r.. Poehler company, of Hender-
son, MINI. The company will conduct gen
eral merchandise business, with
incorporators. Capital stock, $4,000
The West Side Turn Verein will hold their
annual calico entertainment and party at their
rooms, in the Martins Opera block, on the
furnish the music for the affair, and several
very interesting prizes have been offered.
The McLane Commercial company, of
Litchield, also complied with state law yes-
terday and filed its articles with the secretary
of state c. H. Dart and David German, of
the incorporators,. at Ltchfeld, and Rose
McLane, at Philadelphia, Pa. Capital stock,
$4,000.
Secretary ]. F. Jackson, secretary of the
state board of corrections and charities, has
sent out notices to city and village coune Is
passed by the legislature of 1895, requiring
that all plans for improvement OF village lock-
ups to exceed 500 must be approved by the
state board.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2, A. o. U. W.,
held its regular meeting Thursday at A.
o. U. w. temple, Eighth ard Wabasha. Five
members were given the first degree, and
seven applications were received, after which
an entertainment was given, cons sting of the
following: Overture, Miss Della Shapiro;
Burt Varnum; light and heavy juggling, Jake
Shillds; Shapiro and West, in their own
sketch. Dancing was next on the programme,
for which Koehler's orchestra furnished
music. The lodge meets every Thursday at
A. o. U. w. temple.