St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28

track on Jackson street last night, breaking
wheel aud necessitating a transfer or the
passengers. The car was hauled to one side
aud abandoned.
A ball was given at Pfelfer's hall last night
for the benefit OF Nj. koplin, recently burned
out. Music was furnished by STEMS orches-
ira About forty couples were present.
Mrs. Charlie II. Morton and baby, l55
Clement street, have returned from the East
much improved In health, aud will be able TO
attend TO customers Monday at 800 jackson
street.
William Morarlty and another man who re-
fused TO give a name we're arrested by Officer
Zirclebach for being drunk amt disorderly in
the neighborhood of Seven corners yesterday
afternoon.
On Monday Judge McGrorty win examine
the insanity case of Mary Flaherty. The ac-
count OF the admin strator in the estate of +.
Y. A. Fo,sbund was allowed and the admin
istrator discharged.
Gus Benson, the man injured by falling
from the Robert street bridge. was resting
comfortably last night at 81. Luke's hospital.
DIR. Will Day, the attending physician. has
hopes of his recovery.
Alex Williamson begun suit I'm the district
court yesterday against William Cunningham
for $500 damages for being called vile names
by defendant. He also brings suit for $500
more for Icing assaulted by the same party.
Hon. G. c. Bonney, president OF the Ma
tioual Law and Order league. Andrew Paxton,
agent OF the Chicago league, and Bishop
Ireland will be the speakers ut the meeting
TO be held IN Market hall TOMORROW evening
for the purpose of organizing hiaw and order
league. frjiRiuG sai hIJci
At a special meeting last night of the Wa
basha club, held at the rooms on Wabasha,
corner Fourth, three new members were
elected and proposition was made TO erect
club house near Summit park. A commit
tee was appointed to investigate the matter
and report thereon.
In reply to the county attorney OF Grant
county, Attorney General Hahn says that
under the laws of 1855 the supervisors of a
town have the right to establish such vOUing
places as the convenience OF the people NAV
require. but that TO effect a change a vote Of
the people is necessary.
There was an immense audience ut the
rooms OF the temperance union and Bethel
mission last evening. Brief addresses were
made by Rev. Z. G. Evans, DIR. Dana aud
Guy Salisbury. The singing was conducted
by Mr.. ii. w. Springer, assisted by Mrs. G.
K. Tanning.
In the district court yesterday the jury I'm
the case Of Frank Brock, by his guardian,
against the Lake Ice company found for the
plaintiff, awarding damage at $500. In the
case of the Bonn Manufacturing company VS..
William F. Hewitt the jury awarded damages
of S25T 81 to the plaintiff,
Charles Gray of Brainerd was brought
here yesterday by Uniied states Deputy Mar
shall Beaulean. charged with sell liquor TO the
Indians. Comm .ssiuner Cardoza held him in
$1,000 ball. which he furnished after some
! time allowed him TO hunt sureties. He was
already under bonds for the same offense.
Norbert Beaulean was brought TO the city
yesterday bv Mai. Bracket, having been ar
rested at Belle Prairie charged with cutting
timber on government land. He waived eX-
animation before Commissioner Cardoza and
n al
He is charged with cutting timber during
| 1888, 1884 and 1885.
Suit was begun in the district court yester-
| day by tarwell, OZmun & jackson against
James ID. Power and A. S. Foster. TO recover
$225.42. The defendants were bondsmen for
| Cough & Gere in the conduit contract, and
/ the amount sued for is the value of certain
foods sold these contractors by plaintiffs.
Mrs GratiR ID. Goodrich began suit yester-
day against A. X. Bushnell aud NJ. ID. Miller.
/ She owns hfty-nine acres of land In Dakota
county and alleges that Miller pretended 10 be
agent for her, contracted to sell tue property
TO Bushnell and hal m contract recorded.
J to the detrment of her title. She sues for a
clearance title, $500 expenses incurred aud
$500 damages.
Argument in the Bulldog Kelly case was be-
| gun yesterday morning and continued all
/ day. Mr.. Ryan spoke all of the forenoon and
| until about $3.50. He commended not only that
| and Daniel did commit il. Senator Steiner
son then argued until about o'clock that
| there were techI icalities which should dis
| charge Kelly. The argument was continued
unil O'Clock by Deputy District Attorney
| Congdon.
The paragraph in yesterdays GLOBE which
stated that Lizzie Montgomery brought action
in the district court against NJ. ID. Miller.
| Robert l.. Wharton and Frank p. Blair, 10 re.
cover 1000 from each of the defendants, the
plaintiff alleging that the defendants at
| tempted to cheat and defraud her In the
| transfer Of piece of property. does these
gentlemen great injustice, inasmuch as q
| mere allegation amounts to nothing. and can
| be made by the most IRE ,ponsible against the
most irresponsible persons in the land. The
| firm named are among the most trustworthy
and honorable in st. Paul. Their Iong stand
| ing in the community is guarantee for their
reputation, which is sterling in every sense OF
the word. They claim that when the matter
ut issue is tested In court, no cause of com.
pl amt can be sustained against them.
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