St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-15
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

.Judge Brill tried the special term cases
Saturday.
The camp meeting at Red Rock will COM
mence Wednesday.
The chamber of commerce will hold Its
annual meeting to-day.
Mrs. Alphonze HirSch, adjudged insane,
has been removed to st. Peter.
The council will meet tomorrow night
and the committee on police will meet TO-
night.
The board of directors of the chamber OF
commerce will hold its weekly meeting
to-day.
John joyce was furnished apartments at
the city hall yesterday afternoon for dis
orderly conduct.
Minnie Grant was arrested on West
Third street last night for throwing STONES
through some windows.
The Norquist and Larson damage suits
against the city, tried together, were ended
Saturday by the jury awarding the hrs1
named $3.50 and the last $40.
Edward Mccormack the man injured IN
the Duluth yard Friday morning. was re-
ported better last night. He is still suffer
ing from the exposure he then underwent.
Allie Hewitt makes complaint to the
United States circuit court against j. w.
McCIung ct al, and asks for Judgment
vesting the title of disputed real estate Ill
her.
The sheriff levied on consignment OF
beef belonging to Sperson q Hoffman, to
satisfy a freight bill Of 1895 due the North
ern Pacific railroad. After some delay a
settlement was effected.
Judge Simons, Saturday, awarded plain
tiff $500 in the note suit of Reed VS.. Bun
nell. The Judge also dismissed the Thomp-
son suit against the city, with costs on
plaintiff.
James P. Rowan was coupling cars on
the Northern Pacific railroad at Mapleton,
Oak. when the draw head of a car broke
and plaintiff lost his left foot thereby. He
claims the company should keep cars in
proper repair, and sues for S15, 600 III the
United States circuit court.
Judge Brill Saturday appointed William
Lindeke, William Lee and II. NJ. Rice a
commission to estimate damages on certain
West side property condemned by the Min
nesota & Northwestern Railway company.
Lots 5. and z, block 3. Eaton IL Morri-
sons addition, are excepted from the list of
property taken.
The address of Claus Olandt. Jr., at the
gospel and song service. held at the rooms
of the Gospel Temperance union Yesterday
afternoon. was exceedingly interesting.
Mrs. j. S. Bailey, assisted by members OF
her vocal class, conducted the singing in
her easy, affable manner. A grand musical
and literary entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening.
The Zimmerman damage suit against the
Duluth road was called Saturday before
Judge Wilkin. This suit grows out of an
accident at the Third street crossing, in De-
cember last, wherein several were hurt.
and the plaintiff had her leg broken. 1t is
understood if this suit wins the other vic
tins will institute like proceedings.
Claus Olandt, Jr., secretary Of the inter-
national committee of the Young Mems
Christian associations, New York, addressed
the o'clock audience at the Y. NJ. e. A.,
corner Ninth and Wabasha streets yester-
day, on the late Atlanta convention and its
wonderful effects in that city. He met with
number of German-speaking young men
on Saturday evening who gathered at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms for the purpose of con-
sidering work among German young men
especially. He will leave for Omaha to-
night.