St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-22
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Yesterday in the probate court.in the estate
of Sebastian Martydict.t the last VIII ana testa-
nent was proved and admitted. inc eAeeu-
toys bond was fled and letters testalnentaTS
issued to Ferdinand Dornneio' e4eIu'or.
tho estate of Peter NJ. Nelson, John BORNE
H-os annointed administrator and bond hled
and letters of administration issued. IN the
Iobr FoIstorn estate the administrators hnal
oono,iT1t was examined and allowed. and the
residue of estate assigned to the heirs.
Mr.. L. W. Eldred, president, and Mr.. ID. IL.
Foster. secretary of the Keller ASSOCIATION,
say that there are nulnber VI lailliii9 e. IL
need of clothing and bedding. PERSONS nay
mo eny cast-otf clothing or bedding should
send them to either of these gentlemen VINO
viii see that it goes where most needed. Inls
winter not over fifteen families are on the
LIST Last winter there were about htty, ana
more the winter before. Later IN the winter
If is expected that there will be many more.
The district court will reconvene this morn
mo Judges Crosby and McCluer presiding.
rTbe session will be for the purpose OF trying
fine car company cases, nearly two hundred
IN number As the cases are all OF the sanie
nature if is believed one will settle the Whole
number. which would take several mohlns u
hear.
lest evening Miss Mary L. Cummings OF
this city and Mr.. George A HanliIon Vi oni-
cooo we're married by the Rev. DR.. Dunn AT
+be residence of her cousin, Dr. st. Clalf.
fTbe ceremony over splendid supper was
served. The happy couple were the feclpl-
ants of quite number OF presents.
The fifth anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Conrad was pleasantly
recognized by the Afternoon club, OF when
M Conrad is n member, yesterday. Pro-
aressive euchre, unless it was supper, was
the principal feature of the OCCASION
mo it is no worse. It's about the same as
= bae hnen for some time said DR.. Merrill,
+5e health officer, to the GLOBE yesterday IN
sDao},inr of scarlet fever. He stated That
there is no dfphtheria or other contagious
diseases in the city.
Yesterday before Judge McCluer IN cha1n-
hers. in the motion to strike out the complaint
in the Nike Wilkes case of John Gray of
Marine against Abe Robrach and others, the
Ilainriff was given leave to amend his COM
plant.
last evening a horse attached to buggy
belonging to Mr.. Lowell hitched on South Sec
ond street became frightened and ran OH
The buggy was demolished and the morse
slightly injured.
The latest prison arrivals are two from
Blue Earth county, namely Hiram Champers,
for assault with intent to kill, eight months,
and Bert Peterson, for larceny, one year.
I'M. Jenkins and S. L. Gale of Minneap-
oils: w. e. Mayhew of St. Paul; j. c. Norton
of Hastings and W. H. c. Folsom OF Taylor
Falls were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. T. MeDermott left yesterday to
make a tour of the Southern states. He does
not expect to be in the Northwest again be-
fore June.
Mr.. N. o. Dudson received two kilograms
from Cincinnati yesterday announcing the
illness of his father. He will leave for that
City to-day.
Yesterday Mrs. Lebish, Churchill and Sew,
enth streets, buried bright slx-year-olo
child, which died from scarlet fever.
Messrs. ]. G. O'Gorman, J. N. Searles and
W.. Birge returned home from Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. Lany willett left yesterday for Mil
waukee to spend the holidays.
Mr. Ira W. Castle is home from success
full deer hunt near Cable.
Mr.. Fl. c. Davis has retired from the firm
of Clark & Davis.
N. G. D. Cameron is home from Chicago.
Mrs. Joel Bassett is able to be out again.
Mrs. William Carroll is convalescent.
Wheat sold at 81 cents yesterday.