St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-18
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

MS employers money, Will be JfleQ TO-
morrow. lie was released on $500 bail.
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
Scarlet fever is reported from 1874 East
Congress street.
Joseph Wallace, prominent cattle buyer
of West Union, To-, arrived at South st. Paul
last evening.
Annie Flanagan has commenced an action
against j. C. Mccarthy to recover $1O5 on
promissory note.
A barn belonging to Mr.. McCarty. on Fair.
field avenue, near Dakota, was burned last
night. Loss about $50.
Judge Wilkin yesterday granted Mary
Christianson divorce from Martin Chris
Hanson on the ground of adultery.
The framework of the horse exchange is
up, and the new sheep-feeding barns are
nearly completed at South st. Paul.
Informations were filed in the probate
court yesterday alleging the insanity of Jes-
sic B. Whitney and Charles johnson.
Collector of Customs Edwards has ap-
pointed Nels Mitchell to be storekeeper and
inspector at the SUPPORT of Minneapolis.
Charles Eaton sues Mic Kraemer for ST 700
rent of 226 and 229 West Seventh street. 1t
is alleged that rent since August last has not
been paid.
The appeal Of J. j. Hill from the action of
the commissioners of White Bear and
Mounds View is still being tried before
Judge OTIS.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded to Timothy Sweeney the contract
for grading Pacific street, from Forest to
Hastings street, tor S5.625.
The Wilbur Opera company has made its
greatest hit in "Olivette' at the Harris, which
is jammed at every performance. A matinee
will be given tomorrow.
Hiler H. Horton has sued Mrs. A. B. CASTOR
to recover S310.50 for legal services. An
attachment Of Mrs. Gaston's effects was
issued on the ground that she is not resi-
dent of Minnesota
The two cases of Louis T. Stensgaard
against the ST. Paul Daily News for alleged
libel were consolidated by order Of Judge
Wilkin yesterday, and the trial of the joint
issues will begin this morning before struck
jury.
A new departure at the Union stockyards
yesterday was the sale of two carloads of
1.25O-pound steers for shipment to Northern
Michigan. The cattle were fattened at the
South st. Paul distillery, and brought
81 1912.
The South St. Paul locomotive engineers
will take a steamboat excursion by moon
light from the foot of Jackson street the 23d
inst. They will run special motor trains to-
and from Inver Grove to accommodate their
friends.
The old stage barn at 354 Goodrich ave-
nue., was burned yesterday, entailing q loss
of about 500. The barn was erected at o
time when no railroads reached this section,
and all the incoming, and outgoing traffic was
by stage line. ... sy. ,t.asg
The services in connection with the Church
of the Ascension, West St. Paul, will not be-
abandoned as has been announced, but will
be held in a store at the corner of Robert and
Isabel streets at D. m. until the opening OF
the new church.
Seymour Howe, of Rushford, was required
to give bail at the hearing before United
States Commissioner McCafferty yesterday,
to answer any Indictment found against him
for retailing liquor without paying the gov
eminent license.
Corporal H. L. Bulls was examined at the
capitol last evening for promotion to the
position of second lieutenant of Company
F, Second regiment Minnesota national
guard, stationed at Mankato. The result will
be announced to-day.
The bonds of Oelker & Benson for liquor
license, the acceptance of which by the South
st. Paul council has been delayed somewhat,
were completed yesterday to the satisfaction
of City Attorney Schroll, and their business
went ON without interruption.
Charles Jones has applied to the district
court to be discharged from the WorkhOuse
on writ of habeas corpus He was sent
there for ninety days in default of 500 fine
for disorderly conduct. Judge Wilkin will
hear the writ at 8 a. m. Thursday.
Mathew Markham has commenced an &C
ten in the United States circuit court against
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad to re-
cover $780, 900 damages for personal injuries
sustained at La Sale, Wis, in March last.
The injuries were sustained in collision.
The new custodian of the court house and
city hall took charge yesterday. He has a
new whisp, and no cobwebs will catch flies
in that building while Pat Egan is in charge.
Mr. Egan gives patient hearing to the load Of
matters called to his attention by the num-
erous oficeholders of the building, ana
smiles serenely at the congratulations Of
friends.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
j. b. Slpperle and Regina M. Rosmarieth,
Charles Sunderstrom and Ida Christina Ole
son, John w. Connors and Alice Creagan,
Peter A. Bratager and Hulda M. Hammer,
Christ Sorenson and Hannah Severson, James
P. Maley and Nellie Flynn, Lawrence Gnu
nelly and Mary Mcmahon, Henry Meier and
Magdalena Herr.
The trial of the cause of Clara M. Hill, as
Administrative of the estate Of Samuel j.
Hill, against the St. Paul & Duluth railroad to
recover SIS. 900 for the death of S. j. Hill
was ended yesterday by Judge Wilkin dis
missing the case after the evidence in chief
for the plaintiff was adduced. The court
was of opinion that the evidence did not
show negligence on the part Of the COM
pany's employees.
The Peoples Savings Bank of Duluth, or
gained on the mutual plan authorized by
the act Of 1879. filed certificate Of associa-
ton with Public Examiner Kenyon yester7
day. and certificate of authority was there
upon issued to the bank to do business. The
gentlemen connected with the institution
are A. W. Bradley, R. S. Munger c. r. Nor,
mandin q. D. Scott William Nc Kinley, T. T.
Hudson and II. NJ. Myers all of Duluth.
In the supreme court yesterday the case of
George H. Hutchins, receiver, etc., respond
ent VS.. The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manlto-
ba Railway Company appellant was
argued and submitted, as wes that Of Helen
s. Williams, appellant VS.. Margaret Schun-
bri, respondent. while the case of in re
application of the st. Croix River Navigation
and improvement company, petitioner, re-
spondent, vs. Samuel Mcclure ct al, ap-
pellants, was settled by stipulation and the
appeal was dis missed.
In Loops and Fancy Mixtures.