St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-06
ST. PAUL SPLINTERS.

Bank clearances yesterday were S1,006.-
$50.
Scarlet fever prevails at 431 WhithaIl
street.
There were no marriage licenses issued
yesterday.
BiIiwiller Brothels sued Oliver Baker for
SS7.-7, the amount Of note.
One birth, two deaths and two marriages
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
John Qninlan sues John Green for the pos
session Of two horses, harness and a wagon.
William NJ Bedten brought suit to enforce
a mechanics lien against Mary L. Lawton
for 1922.
The case of William Dawson against James
Fl. MayalI ct al. for partition, was on trial be-
fore Judge Otis.
John E. Ransom brought suit against Jo-
seph Haider for the recovery of possession
of lot 8, block 2. il RanSom's addition.
The trial of the Nickel aud Dodge case was
ended Yesterday, the jury rendering verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of S2,290.5O.
Frank s. Hartman brought suit to enforce
mechanics lien for the sum of S74.4J-
against the property of Carrie K. johnson.
DR.. Hawkins will lecture this afternoon at
Al. M. at IL East Fourth street before the
st. Paul nurses association on C;esarian sec
ton.
Secretary Bertram of the dairy and food
commission, was lecturer at the farmer 8
institute meeting just concluded at Mond
cello.
In the case of ii. Perry against Eldridge &
Ruff ct al. 20 recover for labor, verdict was
rendered for sI,29S.72 In Judge Kelly's
court.
The citizens union OF West st. Paul will
hold their regular weekly meeting this even
ing at the corner of Isabel street and Dakota
avenue.
The one.story frame dwelling at 1909 Case
street, owned by Frank Kingman, was dam
aged about 500 by fire early yesterday
| morning.
Richard Murphy and Thomas Murphy, CO.
partners Us Murphy Bros, made an assign
ment to Joseph A. Sansome. The value Of
property assigned was about $1,000.
Hodge d Homer brought suit against L. f.
Gowdy and others TO recover sos. IA bal
ance due on bond for labor done and ma
terial furnished in erecting building.
Charles A. Knorr, Chicago's celebrated
tenor, stopped in St. Paul yesterday morning.
en- route to Northfeld, where he filed an en-
gagement last evening with Carlton college.
6. Cowner, prominent lumberman of Still
water, j. @. Mcintosh, superintendent of
schools for Washington county; Capt. L.
Aldrich. of Pennington, were callers at the
Capitol yesterday.
Johnnie Corcoran. one of the boys sup
posed to have assisted Johnnie McCarty in
riding the poor box In the German Catho-
lie church on West Seventh street, was ar
rested last night by Policeman Houck.
Attorney General Clapp will this morning
give q hearing to the application for a writ
Of quo warranto against the Eastern Mime
sofa Railroad company. 1t is alleged that
the company has not been legally incor-
corpated.
The Seven Corners Snow Shoe club will
hold meeting tins evening at their old head
quarters, corner West Third and Exchange
streets All members arc requested to be
present as business of importance will be
| transacted.
A meeting will be held this evening OF per-
sons desiring to form group for the study of
one OF the natural sciences. The meeting
will be held in the parlor of Unity church,
and oil who would IKE to devote one even
ing week to scientific study are invited.
Henry Harris, q lad whose parents reside q,