St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-20
CAuGHg ON THE CURB.

Diphtheria is reported at 762 Butternut
Street.
IT. Lunn, of Otter Tail county, was at
the capitol yesterday. s
c. F. Brown, steward of the Rochester hos
pital, was caller at the capitol yesterday.
State Treasurer Bobleter left last evening
for weeks chicken shooting in Houston
county.
Allen, Moon & Co, have attached the eff
feets of Scofeld & Williams to satisfya claim
for 81, 1880.
Motion for new trial in the case of Will
lam JaFCUtter against Laury V. Stoddard has
been denied by Judge Kerr.
John Paquette has commenced an action
against Joseph L. Forepaugh, Sverke o.
johnson and others to enforce mechanics
lien for S1S5.
Clerk Jones' of the supreme court. re-
turned yesterday from fishing trip at Pine
Island, in company with S. S. Watkins, OF
the state fish hatchery.
& The charge of larceny against Joseph Maer
who was arrested for the Rutherford burg
larry, was yesterday changed to one OF vag-
rancy, and Maer was sent up for thirty days
John Burns, who picked the pocket OF
Mike Samuelson last Sunday night, was
The charge of highway robbery was dropped.
In the case of Martin Herland against Ole
B. Wergdahl. the referee, E. S. Durment, has
reported that Herland is entitled to the pro-
ceeds of sale of goods to the amount Of
S3O6.32.
The hearing i'll the Horton murder case in
the municipal court was yesterday postponed
for one week to await the action of the cor
oners jury. There have been no further de-
velopments in the case.
Andrew Jacobson and William Ames were
each fined 500 yesterday for keeping
''blind pigs" Leo Comick. charged with the
same offense, gave 500 bail and will ap-
pear tomorrow in the police court.
The st. Louis Bay Land company, with a
capital of $4,000. was incorporated yes
terday with the secretary of state. The in
corporators are Joseph Sellwood, Charles E..
Loyett and Basil Lovett, of Duluth.
Judge Mitchell, of the state supreme court
was at the capitol yesterday. He has just
returned from an enjoyable fishing lour at
the Nepigon. He was accompanied by c. W.
Bum, George C. Squires and others.
Bertha Bryant, a single woman. aged
twenty-five years. and A. Smith, whose true
name is unknown, were examined in the
probate court yesterday and ordered con-
fined in the Rochester insane asylum.
The Bonn Manufacturing company has
commenced an action against Nels Londin
to recover S45S.72 for merchandise sold.
Funds III the hands of the East Seventh
Street Building society have been garnished.
Russell r. Dorr has commenced an action
against Hattie NJ. AFFORD and Harvey Ak
ford, her husband, to quiet title to lots and
z, block of G. V. Bacon's subdivision OF
lots l and II of Buell. & Mackubin's out
lots.
Officer Coleman, of the police force, was
made the happy father of fourteen-pound
girl yesterday. 1t cost him more than 8
months pay for ginger ale. and he intends
asking the council committee on census fol
an appropriation for extra expense.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contracts for grading Minnehahs
street and Lincoln avenue to Charles e. San
deem for $1O.5o0 and 81, 494 respectively
They also awarded the contract for grading
Ohio street to Thomas Simon for So. 635.
At a little before O'Clock last evening the
house of William Dunn, 675 Euclid avenue
was set on fire by a gasoline stove. Al
alarm was turned in from Box 2l8, to which
the fire department promptly responded
The damage was not more than $500, full!
insured.
The usual matinee will be given this after
noon at the Harris by Cleveland's Colossa
Colored Carnival, which is drawing packe'
houses The last performance occurs to
night, and tomorrow night the Wilbu
Opera company will be seen in "Olyiette."
The South Superior Gold and Silver Min
ing and Milling company, with headquarter
at Minneapolis. yesterday filed articles of in
corporation. The capital stock is $3.50, 900
and the incorporators are Sampson Parker
E. e. Blinn, NJ. N. Price, j. L. Parker and E
d. Westby. of Minneapolis
Assistant District Attorney Edgerton sale
yesterday that the timber trespass cases Of
the United States against several persons
will be tried at the January term of the
United States district court. which will be
held in ST. Paul. None of the cases will bt
tried at the September term in Minneapolis
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