St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-16
TATTEE OF THE TOWN.

TATTEE OF THE TOWN.
Mr.. Chisholm viii sing the offertory at st
Peters Church of Shaker ee Today.
Judge Kerr ordered judgment for plaintiff
in the case of Corlies Chapman x Drake VS..
j. W. Nippoit etal., for Sl2l.S6.
Griggs, Cooper & Co. have commenced an
action with attachment, against Kempe &
Hardy TO recover S25S.2S for merchandise
sold.
The county auditors semi-annual settle
nert Oct. l, shows total collection S, Sl23
S5n.o3; refunded. ST. S37. IA; net balance,
E121, 5l3.70
The jury in Judge Otis court gave plaintiff
verdict of $500 in the suit brought by John
Z. Treese against +. II. Brandhurst for ma
hcious prosecution.
John Walsh is suing the CITY of st. Paul
to recover $500, for damages occasioned
by falling through hole in the sidewalk on
Minnehaha street, Nov. 10.
E. Keller & Company have sued Mar
Tin MathiSen and others, to enforce a me-
chances lien for S4o3. IS on lot IA. block II,
OF Lewis Second addition to ST. Paul.
Judge Kelly allowed, in the matter of the
assignment of Francis NJ Finch. the assign
ee's fees of $3.50 the attorney fees of $780,
and ordered a distribution of the proceeds
among the creditors.
John NJ. Carlson sues Alice NJ. Baker. John
Baker, her husband and Others to reform a
mortgage for 50, 700 and declare it q first
lien for purchase money on lot =, block 10,
of HolcOmb's addition
Judge Brill has set Nov. % as the date to
make application to be admitted TO the bar
upon examinations The examination of
applicants will be conducted by the regular
board, composed of c. n Bell, W. D. Cornish
and T. r. Palmer.
The annual meeting of the st. George
Snowshoe club will be held next Tuesday
evening at o'clock at 1874 East Fourth
street. for the election of officers for the en-
suing year. All members are requested to be
present. By order of the president, James
n. Nilgus.
Sadie a. Terhune has sued NJ. H. Ireland.
j. W. Coho. Henry a Castle and William NJ.
Young, to recover S7O9.67, for sums paid Oh
mechanics liens against her property, for
materials furnished at the instance of the de-
PENDANTS, who had a contract to build a
house for the plaintiff.
The Robert P. Lewis company filed articles
OF incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday, the capital stock being $500. 600
The company will transact real estate and
loan business. The incorporates are Robert
p. Lewis, George D. Lewis and Charles II.
Geist, all of st. Paul.
! Judge Kelly yesterday fled an order in
the case of W. t. Hansen against Vallie c.
GotZian and Jessie r. V. Gotzian, deciding
that plaintiff is entitled to deed of convey
ance of the interest of the defendants to l6O
acres of land in jackson county, Mimi. upon
his paying TO each of them S16.O4
The explosion of a lamp in the Office of
the Anheuser Buesch Brewing company on
Chestnut street. yesterday afternoon called
out all The fire apparatus in the district
When the engines arrived the flames had
pretty good hold. but they were suppressed
without serious damage to the premises.
Mrs. WEIGH, of Tower Mimi, was arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Bracket q
few days ago for selling liquor to Indians.
She was taken before United States Commits.
sioner Creary, of Duluth. and required to
give bond for her appearance to answer any
indictment found by the federal grand Jury.
In the case of the London and Northwest
American Mortgage company limited
against Addie l.. keam and Alfred Keam.
her husband, and others, Judge Kelly has
filed an order directing a sale of lot 10,
block 2 of Fouestdale addition, to satisfy a
mortgage for 81, SIS. 90 in favor of the plant
iff.
At the annual meeting of stockholders and
directors of the American District Telegraph
company "a. d. T. Coz, Nov. 4. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year. Charles f. Diether, president; F. a.
Nienhauser. vice president and treasurer; B.
G. Yates, general superintendent; George F.
Shugaru, secretary.
The Woman's Educational and Industrial
Union of Duluth filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yesterday.
TIE first board of directors are Mrs Sarah B.
Stearns, Mrs. Martha d. Shannon, Mrs. Han
nah P. Stetson, Mrs. Ella C. Parsons Mrs. M.
V. Setter. Miss Mary Sereombe, Dr. Mary
Knaaf and Dr. M. l.. Hurlbut
The Beethoven string quartette of this city
has been recognized for this season. Claude
Madden will be the principal violinist,
Gustav Won Goetzen second violin, Louis
Mich cello and Louis Mari viola. The
quartette will make their initial appearance
for this season at Mr.. Madden's concert at
Farwell hall Tuesday evening" Nov. %.
The 'Stene" club met Thursday evening
with the Misses Hoffman, of 594 DAYTON ay-
enue, and enjoyed pleasant time. Among
those present were Mesdames Van Duzee.
Fowler, Meeker, the Misses Scott Roach,
Weleh, Burkhard, Payne, Hoffman, Chase;
Messrs. Straight Hunt, Jennings, Meeker
chase, van Duzee, Bushnell, Paxton and
Burkhard.
An order was filed by Judge Kelly, in the
case of Axel Nystrom against Michael Wick
er and Others determining that Nystr ON has
mechanics lien on lot II. block II, of
Oakville Park, for S25s.2O. That this lien
is prior to the mortgage liens of the London
and Northwest American Mortgage company
and Theodore Eamm, and has ordered a sale
of the land to satisfy all liens.
The choir of the Church of ST. John the
Evangelist is making arrangements for a
grand concert to be given early in December.
This choir includes in its own personnel sew
eral of the best vocaEsts in the city, and on
the occasion referred to will be reinforced by
leading home and foreign talent. From the
programme which has been prepared it may
confidently be predicted that the concert will
prove rare attraction to lovers of high class
vocal and instrumental music, and will rank
among the most notable events of the season