St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-30

apoils. and G. NJ Paine pnd j. W. Hime-
baugh OF Oshkosh. Wis.
Early yesterday morning fire I'm Sapp's
saloon at 20 East Seventh street did about 500
worth OF damage. The origin is supposed to
be incendiary.
Judge Simons issued an attachment yester-
day Tor john Ner. James Muir and Henry
Nicols. who had failed TO respond To a cali to
serve rs jurors.
Judge McGrorty yesterday appointed April
20 as the time for hearing the petition for an
administration OF the estate of Ruben NJ.
Johnson, deceased.
verdict for SEQ In favor OF the plaintiff
was given in the district court i'm the case of
IL. l. Slensgaard VS.. The Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company OF Hartford
The State Forester association win meet
this morning at the capitol at O'Clock.
Papers on pertinent topics will be read by
several who have given especial study to the
matter.
Andrew Paxton. general agent of the Clti-
zen, Law and Order league of Chicago, who
spoke In this city last evening. will address an
audience IN Market hall, Minneapolis. this
evening.
IL is intimated that w. A. Severus will be
Democratic candidate for aldermanic nomin-
alton In the Third district OF the Fourth
ward. IL is said that he will be supported by
the ltasca club.
George Sagerson, a recent arrival from
Boston, fell down the stairway OF Dlmans
lodging house while intoxicated yesterday
AFTERNOON, and sustained severe cuts around
the head and face.
Revival services ~ Pilgrim Baptist church
VIII DC continued during this week, some OF
which will be addressed by Guy Salisbury.
There have been forty-seven additions to the
chu CHI during the revival.
Ellen VI. Mackubin filed an appeal in the
district court yesterday from the award of
the commissioners in condemning her land
Tor the Chicago. Burlington & Northern rail-
road In section 3, town of Mclean.
Thieves entered the rooms of c. n Lyons,
lss East Seventh street, yesterday afternoon
and got away with a diamond earring, a gold
watch and chain and purse belonging TO
the servant containing small amount of
money.
There will be an informal reception given
TO the various Chautauqua circles OF the city
and all ersOns interested. tonight in the par
Tors Of the First NJ. +. Church. Refresh
ments aud short program will be among the
attractions.
Oliver p. Hawkins. at one time a CONNER
eial traveller for Auerbach. Finch & Van
Slyke, and later merchant at Ashby, MIMI,
died yesterday ut 81. Lukes hospital OF
Brights disease. He was 40 years of age and
well known i'm st. Paul The remains will be
taken to saltwater for interment.
At the last annual meeting, the Ramsey
NOunig heFulan AGRICULTURAL ana HOrttcul-
tural Society elected the following eff ,ers:
Adam BohlRnd, president; Alex. Kunze. vice
president: Louis Edlefsen, secretary; Ernest
VenZke. financial secretary; August Gies-
man, treasurer; +. w. Muller, executive COM
mittee.
The following special venire was issued in
the district court yesterday, returnabe this
morning: I. NJ. Newsou, james Mylen, George
A. Nash. William Murphy. II. 5. Myers, Daniel
Mueenbruch, j. n. Mounts, Q. NJ. Myers,
John +. Mueller. Pete Mueller. Charles z.
Mueller. Andrew Nippolt. Alex Metzge, Frank
c. Miller.
Louis A. Shakman & Co. sued Hodgdon.
Robinson Il Wolf OF Bird Island in the Unite =,
States circuit court yesterday to recoved
S9l3.75, for merch' n ise sold the defendant
Dell Cook vs.. William H. Bangs were re-.
turned from Clay county. This is a suit for
$4,000 damages for false imprisonment, the
defendant. justice of the peace, having
caused Plaintiffs incarceration in Jail for
three days because he failed TO appear as
ordered to give recognizance.
The following complaints were fled in the
district court yesterday: Church Il Graves
Manufacturing Company VS.. Rosana Lowry.
Mary L. Monkhouse ct al. to recover $3.50. 50
for labor and material furnished; Thomas @ d..
White & Co. VS.. Rood & Maxwell for the sum
OF Sl.350 on breach of contract; John n.
Love of CoBato. Mimi. VS.. Bradford |. Bray
ton for Sl95 damage on account of goods sold
on commission; Otto :. Olson, Cokato. Mimi,
VS.. Bradford l. Brayton $50 for the same
cause