St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13

the city yesterday, ana were entertained by
members of the Minneapolis and St Paul Rod
and Gun club, some of whom ACCOMPANIED
the railroad men to Big Stone
John BsrrelI has begun an action in the dis
trict court against Moses Granger to recover
81, 200. a year ago he got a Judgment against
the plaintiff for that amount. but could not
collect it because Granger set over his prop
erty to John Myer. The present action is
brought to set aside the conveyance.
Joseph Hofhin, the druggist, has in his
possession letter from Egypt which Is quite
a curiosity and at the same time demon
strates the value of advertising. Yesterday
morning no received the letter from Rev.
John Gifen, missionary ct Asyoob. Egypt.
enclosing two United States bond coupons in
payment for q bottle of corn medicine which
he wished sent to him.
The case OF Val Daze, the sscon,' man ar
rested by Officer A. j. Kennedy for swindling
q man out of see at the Minneapolis Sc ST.
Louis depot Sunday morning, was Yesterday
continued to Friday in the 1nupiciDal court.
and in default Of $4,000 bail he was com
mitted to the county jail. A warrant was
yesterday made out charging him with the
crime, thus heading off an attempt to have
him released on q writ Of habeas corpus
The case of D. W. Bnns of New York,
against the Motor company to recover s.. 600,
was begun in the district court Yesterday
The trouble occurred over the sale of a track
sweeper purchased by the company Mr..
Bnns alleges that the company used the
sweeper short time and then sent it back.
refusing TO pay for the same The Motor
company in answering says hat the machine
was no good for the purpose it was intended
and would not work.
The Miunehaha picnic Of German and Scan
diDavian wCrkingmeu, held under the auspices
Of the central local committee of the National
Labor party, was most successful and en-
ioyable affair, socially as well as ecouomi-
caly. A ST. Paul orator os the same party
made perhaps the b0st speech, although Mr..
NymanoFer made sonae very HAPPY remarks
in his address OF W elcome aud Mr.. Holman,
VINO spoke IN German, addressing especially
his country people present at the picnic
good number OF St. Paul people were present
and also strangers not belonging to the party.
minneapolis Real Estate.
The following real estate transfers were
recorded in the office OF the register of deeds yes
terday:
1t 10, big 20, st Anthony; Howe Paige to
August EckerStronn -. ....... S. 900
Lit a, blk 3D. Forest Heights; Samuel w
Ryan to Ole Eng. Observation-Disclosures 400
Lit l, blk l, Foss' add; c W Foss to G r MINI
mons. ..;:.......,............. 1890
1t IL, blk 81 SiDley add; c D Dorr to Thomas
Lsnd in sec 26 town IS, range "A; L L Hutch
inson to C Richardson. $50. - 275O
Lit G, blk 1S st Anthony; John Rogler to
Adaliza Fleming; :..:......... .......... 5000
Lit 3, DIX ,, Jones, Boil i Harris add; Patrick
Downs to John wall. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Its and s, DaTdson's add; j Abraham
son to r Morris. ................. 49,. 5000
1t 1, blk s, motor Line ad d; Francis Gle
ment to Edward D Titus .................. 1900
Lit blk j. Pleasant View add; w Best to
James Il Pearl. ...................... 2,20o
Its % and 26, blk -, Wrights add; l. 8
Gates to Goo Harbitz. .................. 1000
1t TO- blk H. Gales's I'd add; George e Rust
to SOPHIA Nordquist observation-disclosures. 1900
Its IL and IL, Blk 80, Renington's I'd add; C
Farewell to A Coe. .................... 1850
Land III sec IL, town u.s. range II; Frank l.
Holway to the minneapolis & Pacific Rail-
way company Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Land in %, town 1l9, range %; NJ III Sum-
mors to Louisa Carlson. ........... . -. 1850
Its and s. blk y, Oliver Park add; Martha
Nifzger to Anglo E Taylor. ................ 1,2oo
LtS blk 20. Cafes subd; 5 C Gale to Alvardo
Richardson, .......... ..................... 2OOC
Its and >, oil. o, Remingtons I'd add
wlcott to Il Harrison, ............,.. 1900
1t 4, blk II, Forest Heights; Aug Carlson to
NJ NJ somers. .................. $500
Twenty-four minor deeds less than $1,000
each. $3.50