St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-24

II. +. Stevens. Owing to the absence of the
cOmmander-elect, Sauborn, at Washington,
the appointment of the subordinate officers
will not be made until his return.
Early yesterday morning Henry Hansen
and Frederick Rider engaged In aquarrel over
n girl, when Hansen struck Rider blow in
the face which closed his left eye and cut q
deep cash with the ring on his finger. HaE-
sen was bailed out and the case viii be heard
later in the police court.
j. ID. Martin was again before the munich
pal court yesterday morning for preliminary
exam nation on the charge of numbering
Bucnanan Moore. The case went over to
April 8. Attorney ID. b. Stubs claims the
prosecution has little material for case. He
left for home last night.
Officer Schaeffer was before the mayor yes
terday on charges preferred by James Flan-
nigan, who accused him of malicious arrest
ana abusive language. Ii developed that the
officer arrested Flanagan for blocking the
Grand opera house passage and acted under
orders or the sergeant. The charge of abuse
was not sustained the officer was held blame
less.
A number of gentlemen, among whom were
MAYOR Rice, Building Inspector johnson and
secretary Phelps of the board Of trade, wit
messed test yesterdar morning at the Hotel
Ryan OF the Hutchinson device for consum-
ing smoke. The consumer consists of tubes
connected with the boiler through which air
is forced over the fire. The test was wholly
satisfactory.
The High School Base Ball club has elected
the following officers: E. Q. Griggs, presi-
dent; Theodore Hall, recording secretary;
r. q. Schihmann. corresponding secretary;
Il. L. Gilbert, treasurer; f.. +. GrigRs +. @.
sehiiman and Charles b. Day, delegates to
the next convention of the Minnesota College
Base Ball association.
The Young Girls Home OF st. Paul has
been Incorporated by Rev. John Stanley,
Patrick Butler Matthias Koch. DIR j. G.
Markoe, p. j. Dreis, Louis N. Dion, Jessie A.
sehley. 1t is purposed to maintain in the
city home for the protection of respectable
Young unmarried women who require shelter
and assistance in getting employment.
The little girl ran over by the University
avenue car yesterday, corner of st. Peter
ana T1lton, proves to be Mary Timme, PA
Carroll street. The child's left arm was
broken above the wrist, but she was not
otherwise seriously hurt. An eyewitness
claims that the accident was the result OF
stupidity on the part of the driver of the car.
The supreme court will convene April at
III o'clock n. M instead of IL N. Returns on
appeal and notes of issue must be filed in
oruer TO place cause on calendar. The
mere Ming OF notes of issue without return
| being filed Will not place cause on the calen-
dar. Eight copies OF paper book and briefs
| must be filed. The calendar will close Satur-
day, April 3, at O'Clock p. IN.
The secretary of state yesterday recorded
articles of incoi pOration filed by the Duluth
| News company and signed by w. S. Wood
| bridge, William Fl. Burke, Duluth. and C. A.
Lounsberry, Bismi rex, Oak. The capital
| stock is fixed at S5O,UO0. The company pro-
poses TO carry on general printing and pub
fishing establishment, including the printing
and publishing of daily and weekly news
| paper. book and job printing, bookbinding,
lithographing and engraving, with power to
| carry on wholesale and retail business in
books, stationery and printers supplies.
Complaints were filed in the district court
| yesterday in the following cases: Thomas S.
| White Us. Nelson, Tenny & Co., action to re-
| cover possession of real estate with rental of
$40 per month and for the appointment of a
receiver; Thomas G. White VS.. Benjamin F.
| Nelson, for $1,000 damages for ejectment. In
the case of Jane NJ. Jaggar VS.. Lucien War
ner the jury rendered a verdict of $769.2S for
| plaintiff. The case of Charles Michel, by
guardian, vs. G. Z. Keller g. Co. was brought
| TO trial and completed except the argument.
| The suit is for $4,000 for injuries received
by plaintiff while in defendants employ.