St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-13


sented Sergt. Hanft with a thoroughbred
bull-terrier.
The ST. Paul and Minneapolis Gun clubs
will shoot comparatively at the grounds at
Llamline to-day.
There were no new developments in the
coal war yesterday. and there is no prospect
of its early termination.
A very pleasant social was held by the
congregation of the Goodrich Avenue
formerly Fort Street, Presbyterian church
last evening.
Inspector Lamb condemned 200 pounds
of salt meat at the st. Paul freight depot
yesterday. The meat was reShipped to its
original place of shipment
Yesterday Messrs. Qhiuby Sc Abbott
placed the new chairs in the chamber of
commerce rooms They are handsome ones,
made of cherry, and are consequential
enough for Roman senators.
The population of Stearns county has
been published two or three times as %, 51I.
1t should be 2s. TS1. The error occurred by
reason of a double footing in the list as re-
turned to the secretary of state.
Pfanschmidt, Dodge 81 Co. filed suit in
the United States circuit court yesterday
against the p. II. Kelly Mercantile COM
pany, claiming an infringement of their
rights in the sale of a patent washbOard.
This evening, on the grounds corner of
harrington and Nelson avenues, the ladies
of St. JOsephs church will give another
lawn festival. The Great Western band
will be in attendance, and a good time is
anticipated.
The iron cellar gratings intended for the
board of trade building are left upon the
Sixth street sidewalk. and as the street is
inSufiiciently lighted there is great danger
| some person may be injured by falling over
the obstruction at night.
The sale Of seats for the "Parlor Match"
engagement will begin Saturday morn
ing at the Grand. the season of 'S5
/ opening Monday night. The work on the
house is progressing rapidly, and everything
Will be prepared for the opening.
Fred Smith and wife 81 Fillmore avenue.
celebrated the fifteen anniversary OF welded
! life by a crystal wedding on Tuesday night
/ There was large party of friends present,
who, with their best wishes for Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, left quite number of handsome
presents.
An authenticated copy Of the will of the
late Benjamin Z. Sherman was filed in the
| probate court yesterday. The original copy
or the document was entered in Erie county
Y
the deceased, IS the executor.
Last fall John E. and Gertrude Treise
were riding along 81. Adams street, aud
when near Marshall avenue they fell into an
excavation upon which there was no danger
signal. Mrs. TreiSe has since been an in
valid, and yesterday sued the city for S10.-
600 damages. Her husband sues to recover of
physicians bills, etc, in the sum of
S4S0.1O.
The committee of the Jobbers' union and
chamber of commerce, who are preparing
! 10 receive the delegation of Iowa and
Southern Minnesota visitors who will soon
come in over the new Minnesota & North
western road, met yesterday, but as the
time Of the excursion has been postponed
until next week, definite arrangements
were not made.
j. w. Hope, the livery man. was not ar
rested Tuesday night as stated i'm the papers
yesterday morning. He merely went to the
police station to put up bail for the en-
plOyeS of his stable who were falsely ac-
cused by an intoxicated man OF robbing him
of large sum OF money. The charge OF
robbery was eifectually disprOyed in the
municipal court yesterday morning.
Complaint comes to the GLOBE office to
the effect that the telegraph company, or
the electric wire people, leave their poles
lying around In front Of private houses and
business blocks so as to make it impossible
10 get in or out for the reason that people
cannot drive over them. One of these
poles has been LETT at No. 7S Eleventh street.
and IS cause of much Inconvenience.
The examination of John NJ. Fadden and
Frank Chandler YEAS continued in the munic-
ipal court yesterday. McFadden and
Chandler are the men arrested for rObbing
and beating Fred LedereT, and were charged
with assault with dangerous weapon. The
evidence for the state was previously given.
When taken before Judge Cory they de
clined to offer any evidence rs defense.
They were accordingly held to the grand
jury. and, in default of $500 bail, each was
committed to Jail.
In the suit OF David J. HenneSsey against
the st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
road company. an action in reference tn GER
tain property between St Paul and Mime
apolis, which was condemned for railroad
purposes, Judge Sessions yesterday decided
that the defendant is the owner in fee sim
pie OF tine property in question, and that
the plaintiff is not entitled 10 any relief
The case is therefore dismissed The same
decision is given in the case of Allie Hewitt
! ct al. against the Manitoba.
4 suit was filed in the clerks Office of the
district court yesterday by Jose \. Herrera
and his wife, Helena. against George
Krock. The damages claimed are 81. 500,
and the cause of the action is SANDER. which
the complaint sets forth occurred on the 18th
day of June last when George, in the pres
ence OF several witnesses, said To Mrs Her
rera. You have red cheeks; come and sit
on my lap The defendant is no doubt a
man Of discriminating taste, but his judy
ment Is plainly at fault in this instance In
that he made mistake in the selection of a
subject for his complimentary pleaSantries.
Georges little error costs him a lawsuit.
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