St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
SAINT PAUL.
sPANGENBERG SETTLES.
The West Side Butcher Secures Re-
lease From His Fiancee.
1T COST A COOL HUNDRED.
Miss Kurth Valves All Claims and will
Soon Sail for Germany---West
Side Melange.

Fraulein Alwinna Kurth, who travelled
5000 miles for the purpose OF wedding
August Spangenberg. has relinqulshed
all claims upon the West side butcher
for consideration. Upon her ARRIVAL
I'm ST. Paul from Berlin Spangenberg re-
fused TO live up to the ardent promises
and protestations of love made through
the medium of the transatlantic
mails. After mature elaboration,
Miss Kurth has agreed to drop
further proceedings against the
giddv August on consideration of 500,
which she says will defray her expenses
back to Berlin. aud that is all she wants
of him. 81 don't want one mark of his
money!" said Miss Kurth, except to
defray the expense have incurred on
account of his scandalouS behavior.
The money was paid me by person
Spangenberg sent here to represent
him. and | signed a paper releasing him
from all further claims, and was very
glad to do it. | sent word to him by his
representative | never want to set eyes
on him again. The man who came
here delivered message from Spangen-
berg asking me to go out to Washington
territory, where Emil Spangenberg
lives. | can see through the whole
trick now. Emil has two children and
no wife, and finds it hard to take care
of them. However, l will not go to
Washington territory, and certainly
will not marry Emil nor any one else OF
August Spangenberg'S selection" Miss
kurth will remain few weeks with
friends in West st. Paul and will then
return to Berlin. She has, to all ap-
pearances, succeeded i'll crushing the
affection she once bore the faithleSS
butcher. and seems overjOyed at the
prospect OF returning early to the IA
therland.
Preparations are being made for an
entertainment to be given in the rooms
of the West Side Y. NJ. c. A. next
Thursday. A musical and literary pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The ChautauQua circle held an inter-
esting session last night at the usual
place.
The Sixth ward court room presented
quite an animated appearance yester-
day morning, when the grist of cases
was disposed of by Justice McMartin.
The case of Guion against Flandrau,
suit in replevin, was decided after con-
siderable skirmishng by the attor-
news in favor of the plaintiff.
The case of Raudenberg against
Wegeman was continued one week at
the request of the litigants. The case
of Nordman VS.. HesSen was amicably
settled out of court. Erchinger Bros
case against Card & Co. was continued
until Friday, the case of the same firm
VS.. McTeague being set for this morn
ing at 0 o'clock. The case of Matthews
vs.. Warner was dismissed on petition of
the plaintiff. and Holley VS.. Pantheon
will be heard Friday. The cases of
Cossack & Co. VS.. Newell & Co., and j.
II. Mailer VS.. RoWley & Co. are set for
the 18th.
B. F. Latta, eX-cOunty attorney of
Dodge county, has located in West St.
Paul, having taken offices in the Jordan
block On Dakota avenue.
W. F. Lanfer. who has been visiting
old friends on the West side for few
days, left for Glasgow, Scotland, yester-
day.
The fire department turned out yes
terday afternoon IN response to an alarm
from the vicinity of the Kansas City
roundhouse, which proved to have
been caused by fire started by some
children in an old clubhouse. The
flames were promptly eXtinguished.
Damage nominal.
The firm of K. Steven s. Co., Annap-
oils street and Oakdale avenue, have
sold out to William Birch. former
clerk.
Mrs. Quinlan, the woman whose hus-
band is doing ninety-day. sentence at
the workhouse for ill-treating her, was
disOrderly, and went out for thirty days.