St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-24
SAINT PAUL.
DERBY DAY DoINGs.

The new city directory will be out next
week.
David NJ. McCraney's will was fled for
probate yesterday.
The cause of Charles P. Coggswell against
Conrad Bohn is still on trial in the probate
court.
A fire alarm was turned in at 1880 yester-
Gay morning. 1t was caused by burning
rubbish at lowest sixth street.
In the case Of w. c. Howard against 81. b.
Kent, Judge Kelly has refused to dismiss the
complaint for want of bond for costs.
The st. Paul Mantel and Desk company
has commenced an action against Ellen
Cuthbert 10 enforce mechanics lien Tor
$40.
Frederick L. Chapman has appealed from
an award of the Board of Public Works made
in the opening and widening of West Seventh
street.
James s. johnson has commenced an ac-
ton against Peter Olsen, Emma Magnussen
and others to enforce mechanics lien Tor
S90.55.
Millocker's ''Beggar Student" which has
achieved such great popularity at the Harris,
will be given at to days matinee by the Will
bur Opera company.
Thomas Murphy and Patrick Hughes, two
very tough tramps, were fighting drunk and
were arrested last night on the levee, near
Sibley street, by officer Grady.
Acker Post regular meeting at post hall.
corner Seventh and Wabasha, at 8 o'clock
sharp this evening. There will be muster.
All Grand Army men are invited.
George Meyer. an eleven-year old lad ly-
ing near Centerville, received injuries to his
foot in a moving machine yesterday. lie IS
being cared for at St. Joseph's hospital.
George Gresky. fifteen years of age, was
arraigned in the police court yesterday Tor
stealing copper from house on Michigan
avenue. The case was continued until to-
day.
Belle Finnegan. Mrs. r. Patterson, George
Richards and John Erickson were creating
disturbance i'll house on West Seventh
street and were arrested by officers Haman
and Wright Belle Finnegan is an old timer
in the police court
The county board of equalizationShe held
short session yesterday. The assessed valu-
alton on improvements on lot 3, block a, OF
Bazillc g. Guerin's addition was reduced
$500. The improvements on lots 1S, 19, 20,
and 81, of the rearrangemento OF blocks and
z, in Central park, were reduced $1,000 In
valuation.
John Kelndorfer did not appear in police
court some days ago as he promised to do.
nor has he since presented himself before
that court, to answer charge OF assault ana
battery. Otto Haese went his pail for S25,
out of compassion for his wife and child.
Judge Cory yesterday declared the bail for
feited, and Haese liquidated to that extent.
Nellie Hill, who lives in Pfeier's block, on
the corner of Eighth and Wabasha streets,
went out for drive yesterday afternoon and
took with her too large load of stimulant.
She met officer Smith on the corner of
Wabasha and Seventh streets. The police
man thought that neither the woman nor the
horse could take care of the other, so he took
the woman to the lookup and the horse to
Bremen's livery stable.
Fred Williams and Eddie Gallagher were
caught in the act of picking the pockets OF
two ladies on the grand stand at the race
track yesterday by Detective Horan. They
were taken to the lookup and will appear In
the police court to-day. Gallagher Is the
brother OF Tom Gallagher, who owns a saloon
at 315 Washington avenue south In Mime
apolis. Williams claims to be clerk in an
office on Hernepin avenue in that city.
A new bank is TO be organized, to be To-
Gated at the corner of Rice and Wabasha
streets, Steps to that end were taken at a
meeting yesterday. The capital stock of
5000 has been partially subscribed. The
organization when perfected, it is under
stood, will be offcered by Charles F. Joy,
president and J. G. Freeman, vice president.
u L. Lamprey and j. F. Eisenmeuger are
said to be interested in the Enterprise.