St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19

which the bull-pen band gave him of ''pan
washer" is incorrect and Injuries his bust
ness. He is cook in the Merchants hotel
William Steele, ct al, sold goods to tn,
amount of 81, 46S.47 to the Bohn Manufac
turing company, which have not yet beer
paid for, and judgment is asked for thu
! amount named.
All the members of the Junior Old Set
tiers association, and all persons wishing tt
become members, are requested to assemble
in meeting at the court house on Tuesday
evening next at 7:3O o'clock, per order OF
its secretary, William German.
The meeting of the Trades assembly las
night, on Jackson street, was the large
meeting ever held The political situation
was discussed and plan of action adopted
although it was deemed expedient to keel
the proceedings quiet for the present.
Two new cases were filed in the clerks
office OF the district court yesterday. James
Madeau brings suit against Paul A. La
velle, alleging misrepresentation upon the
part of the defendant in the conveyance OF
certain real estate, and asking clear title
to the same.
Judge Simons yesterday decided for
plaintiff in the suit of Elizabeth j. Schell
VS.. A. B. Moore ct al, to quiet real estate IL
tie. He also refused to grant Lizzie E.
brakes petition for divorce from Addison
H., and puts the cost of trial upon plain
tiff. The parties are colored and live in
Saltwater.
Two men, named John Koenke and
johnson, were arrested yesterday on a
charge of horse stealing The former is a
o1nnY Il 10 che Nv
dividual in the way of trader several
charges of like nature standing against
him. The two men were released upon
$500 bail each.
A suit was filed with the clerk of the
United States court yesterday by the North
ern Pacific railroad against S. D. Wilson.
j. S. Gillespie and John S. Pillsbury.
Plaintiff alleges thut defendants at variout
times, in Minneapolis, wrongfully COLI
verted to their own use certain saw logs be-
longing to plaintiff, valued at S37, 1894. 62.
and judgment is prayed for in that sum.
Prof. Barnes received private telegram
yesterday, stating that George LIE Blanch,
better known as 1.-THE Marine" and
Peter Mccoy had met in Boston during the
morning and taught two rounds, when a
draw was declared. These two are ''goOd
uns," and there must have been inter-
ference by the officers to mrke a draw of
their meet this early in the game.
The usual row in connection with Rice
street Saturday night dance occurred last
evening. Before the fun had fairly begun,
however, Officer Cummings appeared and
prevented the customary broken head Incl
dental Ito these delightful social events.
Albert Gross was arrested for disOrderly
conduct, and several others will be served
in like manner if they can be found.
May 30th is the lasJ day which personal
property tax payers have to pay up, and
after that date 10 per cent will be added to
all claims unpaid. Those interested would
do well to settle promptly, as delay until
the last days may result in their getting
caught for the penalty, from the fact that
there is but one tax list in the treasurer's
office, and therefore a crowd toward the
close may necessarily throw number over
the time specified.