St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-17
Gl.OBULES.

Nick ne5trer stole an overcoat from the
boarding house at the corner of Third and
Rosabel streets. He was collared by Officer
Pat Gibbons.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Two births, six deaths and three marriages;
diphtheria at Ala Minnesota street and 214
Dunedin Terrace.
Judge Simons filed decision yesterday IN
the case of Joseph W. Smyth VS.. Leander
TAYLOR finding for defendant. 1t was suit
rescind q land contract.
Griggs Brothers and Menk Brothers filed a
petition in the district court yesterday for
the appointment of a receiver for the grocery
firm of Nonnermacher & Schafhausen.
The Seventh street museum had its usually
large contingent last night, Notwithstanding
the change of weather. Musical Dale re-
ceived a number of encores for his excellent
act.
The management of the st. Paul Office of
the White Sewing Machine company was
yesterday decided in favor of s. N. Rowley,
whose efforts here haze been so acceptable
the patrons OF Jha- concern.
In the police court yesterday John McVay
who resides on Preble street, was arraigned
for assauting his wife and son. The case
was continued owing to the injuries of Mrs.
McVay being such as to prevent her being
present.
DIR. J. Cresap Mccoy, indicted by the grand
Il
license, appeared in court yesterday, plea led
not guilty and gave bail in the sum of 500,
John NJ. Miller and S. c. Williams becoming
his sureties.
Mrs. E. H. Bradley, of England, will deliver
an address at the chapel of Emmanuel Baptist
church, 1916 West Seventh street, at 1880
D. m. tonight. The subject of the address
will be The Safe Ladder illustrated by an
illuminated diagram.
The aunl1a Al rnaefiup Of thn GOSnnl Tan1Dar-
ance union was to have been held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. Owing to the bad
weather and consequent small attendance no
business was transacted and the meeting was
adjourned for two weeks from date.
Since the plumbers license of James J.
Dunngan has been revoked. the building in
spectOr has been deluged with requests to
have plumbing work done by Dunnigan in
different parts of the city inspected. The re-
quests are being complied with as far as pos
sible.
Two men with a large sack of carpenters
tools, which they were anxious to sell, visited
the second had store at the corner of Cedar
and Seventh straets last evening. Officer
Lawton was informed and arrested one of
the fellows, who gave his name as Frank
Johnson.
Articles Incorporating the Pioneer Paint
company, of Minneapolis, were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is fixed at $4,000 and the incorporators
are John H. Field Mons Gcinager, H. s.
Worcester, F. W. Finkle, E. K Field and H.
A. Grinager.
Iskender Bey, one of the attaches of the
sultan of Turkey. Is in the city. We under
stand that he is going to give free exhibit
ton OF Oriental art and bric-a-brac, as well as
a number of very antique Turkish rugs. 1t
is said that this collection is the finest ever
exhibited on this side of the Atlantic.
in tho caca of GpOrUn V Rao0n
David ]. Hennessy were filed in the United
States circuit court yesterday, on removal
from Washington county. 1t is suit for
partition of property owned in undivided
one-haf interests, but defendant alleges that
plaintiff holds the title to one-half in trust for
defendant
The case of the University of Minnesota,
appellant, VS.. The St. Paul & Northern Pacific
Railroad company, W. w. Hayward, Asa R.
| Camp and Charles Robinson, respondents,
was argued and submitted in the supreme
| court YESTERDAY. The suit was brought to
prevent the railroad company procuring the
! rig bit of way through the university grounds.
Richard Calvin, an old resident of st. Paul,
who has been employed on the street force
| for years past, was found dead il his shanty
on Marshall avenue yesterday morning.
| Calvin was 81 years old. The coroner decided
an inquest not necessary. Mrs. Calvin is
serving ninety DAYS term at the workhou Sc
having been committed to that institution on
complaint of her husband.
The fire commissioners have requested the
! mayor to take action in regard to the piles of
| rubbish which contractors leave in front of
! buildings just completed or in course of cree
| ton The commissioners announce in the
| communication that such distractions are
| dangerous to the lives of members of the FIRE
department while answering alarms. The
| matter was referred to Chief Clark and
patrolmen will in the future report all such
| Instructions.
Judge Collins, of ST. Cloud, occupied the
bench in the jury cases of the district court
! YESTERDAY, judge Wilkin being engaged as
witness IN the big land suit before Judge Brill
| of J. B. Grebben vs. De Witt Wilkin ct al, the
testimony in which was completed and it will
| be submitted on briefs Henry Newton was
| tried and found guilty of grand larceny in
| the second degree, and the grand larceny
| case against Walter Edwards was tried and
| submitted to the Jury.