St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
TRIMMED TO TERsENEss.

TRIMMED TO TERSENESS.
The Junior Pioneers will meet to night at
A. o. H. hall, corner of Seventh and Wabasha
streets.
The board of public works passed yester-
day i'll figuring assessments upon various i'm
proyements.
George A. Grismer has commenced an &C
ton against and attached the effects of Ar
thur S. Clark to satisfy promissory note for
$40.
In the case of John E. Davis against David
N. Osborne, Judge Kelly decided that Davis
is net emitted TO relief and gave judgment in
favor of Osborne.
A Miss Jamison, of New York, was over
come by the heat yesterday at the corner of
Third and Broadway, and was removed to
the city hospital.
j. W. Allen, the comptroller for the state
of Tennessee. who is in attendance upon the
National Teachers association, visited the
state officials at the capito! yesterday.
Burning waste paper in the furnace of the
building OH the southeast corner of Jackson
and Sixth streets created a smoke which
caused an alarm Of fire at O'Clock last even
ing
In the case of c. T. Newcomb, as assignee,
against Sherwin O. Campbell, Judge Kerr has
set aside the verdict of the jury and granted
the motion of Sherwin & Campbell for new
trial
A class of young hoodlums gather at Rice
park nightly during the time of the band
concerts, and annoy respectable people who
go to the park to hear the music. They need
police attention.
The Ramsey County Bar association will
meet in the court house at o'clock this
morning to take suitable action, by resolution
or otherwise, to show their respect TO the
memory of the late Judge Burr.
Harry Wack is the proud owner of thor
oughbred Great Dane ''purp," with blue
eyes and & mouse colored coat of silk-like
hair. 1t has white feet, star in the breast
and white-tipped tail. 1t is a beauty.
In the cause of Henry Salzbrunn against
the Germania Fire Insurance company Judge
Kelly has set aside the verdict of the jury and
granted new trial. The court thinks the
verdict in favor of Salzbrunn contrary to tn
evidence.
The commander of Gen. Ord post, No. 20.
G. A. R.. requests all members who possibly
can to meet at Acker post hall, corner Sew
enth and Wabasha, at l O o'clock p. m. sharp
to-day, to attend the funeral of Comrade w.
r. Burr.
Miss Norah Marks, who is IN the city re-
porting the educational association for the
Chicago Tribune, lost her watch last evening
in walking from the Hotel Ryan to the
GLOBE Office. The finder would confer a
great favor by returning 1t to the police head
quarters.
Mrs. Kate Connolly of East st. Louis, is in
the city in search Of her brother, John
McVey Letters addressed to him have been
through the general delivery of the post
Office, and his name is not in the city di-
rectory Mrs. Connolly is stopping at 81
East Fourth street.
Milton A. McRae, the genial and big
hearted manager of the Cincinnati Post and
St. Louis Chronicle, took view of this city
yesterday, and spent the night at Hotel st.
Louis Lake Minnetonka. He is on his way
TO the National park, and is accompanied by
Mr.. Young. his assistant manager.
In the United States circuit court yesterday,
In the case of Scripter against Bartleson ct
al, judgment was rendered in favor of Scrip
ter. In the case of John johnson against
William c. Hobart, the motion for leave to
file an amended answer was denied. In the
cause of Kurtz ct al. against Lennon, leave
was given 10 file an amended answer.
In the four cases of Charles A. Miner al
pheus B. Wood, Alexander E. Harpin and
Henry /. Weiss against Mary Springer and
Anton Springer, which were tried together,
Judge Kelly has refused to grant new trials.
The cases were originally decided in favor of
the Springers. The actions were brought to
eject the Springers from the possession of
lands.
In the case of Oscar Fl. Comfort against
Thomas jefferson and Jennie P. Jefferson
Judge Kelly has decided against Comfort
and holds that Mrs. Jefferson is entitled to
the land in question. He finds that none OF
the earnings of Thomas jefferson since his
failure in 1888 have gone into the real prop
erty, and a judgment against him is not a
lien on his wife's real estate.
A number OF crooked" people are arriv-
Ing in the city, brought here by the crowds
which will be in attendance upon the Ma
tional Educational association The police
force at the central station has been in
creased by bringing in patrolmen from the
outlying districts, and all possible protec-
ton will be given to the visitors to the city
during the session of the convention.
At last Sundays meeting of the Father
Mathew Total Abstinence society, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing SIX
months: j. r. O'Reilley, president; Thomas
McDermot, first vice president; Thaddeu
Clancy, second vice president; James Far
man, secretary; Val King, treasurer board
of managers, James Dillon. j. G. Donelly
John Tracy, P. Madigan and ". E. Dubois
W. Z. Ganyaw has signed with the Wilbu
Opera company. He made his first appear
ance last evening. He was not assigned to
part that gave him much opportunity to dis
play his rich, deep bass voice, but there is NJ
doubt his talents will win him promotion
Mr.. Ganyaw is but twenty-three years old
but has won local reputation as u membe
of the Cathedral and st. Michael's choirs.
officers Carroll and Canevy were called t.
place on Minnesota street, near Sixth. las
night to suppress free fight. They arrested
Nels Howard, J..W. Call. William Kennedy
and Charles Howard, placing charge o
disorderly conduct against each name
Kennedy was badly cut about the head will
a bottle in the hands of one of the com
batants. His cuts were sewed up at tn
central police station by Or. OBrien.
On Thursday, the third day of the meetin
given by the Minnesota Driving club, ther
will be gentieman's trotting road race 70
horses that never started in race
Horses must have been owned at least thirt
days previous to the event by the presen
owner; owners to drive to cart it to weigh q
least seventy-five pounds; professional
barred; 5000 sweepstakes, with 500 adde
by the association. Entries close Wednesday
9th inst, at p. M, at Office OF secretary,
Elegant Rooms
May be had at the Astoria, opposite tn
DOStOfice No more convenient or bet