St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24
GLORULES.

One death was reported yesterday.
Sheriff Richter is absent on hunting
trip.
Judge NcGrortys probate docket con-
tinues heavy.
The board of abatement is called to meet
at o'clock to-day.
Thirty-two males and one female are
confined in the county Jail.
Internal revenue collections yesterday,
81, TAB. OF; number licenses issued, 1913.
James Maloy was given the rush to the
tower yesterday for fighting on the street
A special meeting Of the council will be
held tonight with reference to the Sixth
ward levee.
George Buckley, a bad boy, was locked
up yesterday on complaint Of his father,
from whom he stole dollar.
The United States boiler inspectors Of
fee was closed yesterday, business calling
the officials to Saltwater.
A difference of S15.5 on a cellar contract
has led Carl From to bringing a suit for the
amount against J. ii. Bryant ct al.
The Shakesperean entertainment, held at
the rooms of the Gospel Temperance union
last evening, was well attended and much
enjoyed
BARLEY. Johnson & Co. have filed COM
plant in the district clerks Office against
Jones 81 Barnes, asking $283.22 Judgment
for bills due them.
James Schupp e. Sons yesterday brought
suit against j. T. Hennessey 81 Brother for
81, 043.05, representing the value OF goods
sold to defendants.
Deputy Ahern was called from the county
clerks office Yesterday on account of the
illness of his three-year-old daughter. The
child died last night.
1t was decided by Judge Brill yesterday
that plaintiff was entitled to warranty
deed for one-half the land, for which suit
was brought by w. S. Fleming against ID.
A. j. Baker ct al.
Adolph Naumann, bookkeeper in the
Bank Of Minnesota, by the tipping up, under
his weight, of a plank on Fourth-street
sidewalk on Wednesday afternoon fell and
disocated his shoulder.
In the case of Frederick Stallman VS..
Young, Streissguth q Drake proceedings
were yesterday stayed by Judge Brill until
the costs and disbursements Of former ac-
ton, for which judgment has been rem
dered, were paid by plaintiff to defendant.
The many friends of Judge Robert Cole
man of Moorhead will regret to learn that he
is living dangerously i'll at st. Joseph's hos
pital with lung fever. Judge Coleman
came To st. Paul a couple of weeks ago on
legal business and he was taken suddenly
i'll.
During Wednesday night sneak thieves
forced an entrance to the grocery store at
the corner of Thirteenth and Broadway
streets and secured about 81 in change The
same parties evidently tried to force an en-
trance to Guion Bros store ut the head of
Robert street
The man so covered with vermin that he
was not allowed to stop at the city
hall was found dead in shed at the corner
of Hopkins and Bradley streets yesterday
morning. Coroner Quinn viewed the re-
mains, and an inquest will be held to-day
ut the corner of Eighth and Wacouta
streets.
The Western Electric company of Chi
CagO on yesterday filed two suits with the
clerk of the United States court against c.
c. Mills and the ST. Paul Electrical works,
In each alleging an infringement on patent
elevator enunciator and indicator. A per-
petual injunction is asked, together with
the profits that have accrued to the re-
spective defendants from the sale of the
patent.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filedby the st. Paul Presbyterian Missionary
society, with capital stock of $4,000,
divided into 1000 shares. The purposes of
the society are to advance Christianity &C
COrding to the polity of the Presbyterian
church, purchase real estate and erect
churches thereon and supplement minis
terial salaries whenever necessary. W. l..
Wilson, w. i. Dean. j. McKibben, c. Z.
Moves and G. l.. Becker compose the board
of directors. and viii hold Office until the
first meeting of the organization, which is
fixed for the first Monday in September.