St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-21

Inr6e DlrlnS yesterday
Hon. H. j. PECK, of Shakopee, called at
the capitol yesterday.
Scarlet fever is at 1O6 Bedford, 541 Min
nehaha and GA Ellen.
II. Reudtorff & Co. have sued Nathan Blu
man ct al to recover S574.25 as balance for
goods sold.
Katie Denison was examined in the pro-
pate court yesterday and ordered committed
to the insane asylum.
The Cleveland Cooperative Stove COM
pany has commenced an action against
Nathan BlumenLhal to recover $315.3O for
goods sold.
The American Land and Title Company Of
ST. Paul filed amended articles of incorpora-
ton, increasing its capital stock from $780,
900 to $4,000.
The Young Peoples Society of Stephens
Episcopal Church gave an entertainment
last evening at the corner of West Seventh
and Western avenue.
Secretary Joel Heatwole. of the state COM
mittee yesterday issued the call for the Re-
publican state convention to be held at Mar
ket hall, St Paul, July 81.
The test of the new Waterous fire engine
has been postponed until Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, owing to the death of Fire Com
missioner Paul Martins wife.
The Minnesota Packing and Provision
Company Base Ball club gave its first annual
ball last evening at Lienau's hall, Union
stockyards. 1t was we'll attended.
Sophie Deplae and Leonie Brinckmann
have commenced an action against Joseph
Anstett to recover 5000 paid as part of pur-
chase money for real estate, for which Anstett
did not have title as represented.
The jury in Judge Kelly's court yesterday
returned a verdict in favor of Lucia Schaef-
fer for So, OO0 against the grand lodge A. o.
U. W. of Minnesota. The action was brought
to recover that amount on an insurance
policy issued to her late husband.
By mistake in last Sundays. GLOBE the
statement was made that Tom F. Martin the
well-knoWn young hustler of the Eighth
ward, was nephew of Bishop Hennessy OF
Dubuque This is incorrect although
''Tom,'' like every one who knows the ven
cradle bishop, is proud of the fact that he is
numbered among his friends.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frederick Neher and Annie Kuegler Joseph
Riley and Maggie Finley, Knute Olson Sahl
and Augusta TOlofson Stone Harrison G..
Otis and Mittie Hayes, Charles Fiss and
Pauline Stone. Carl Sauer and Bertha L.
Gerber, John Wark and Clara Popke.
The following cases were argued and sub
mitted in the supreme court yesterday:
John BurrelI, appellant VS.. Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST. Paul Railway Company, re-
spondenls; Mary Graham, respondent VS..
Bridget +. Burch ct al, appellants, and
Bruno Beaupre, respondent, VS.. P. Y. DWyer,
appellant
Articles of incorporation were filed with
Secretary Mattson yesterday by the Whining
ton Land company, of Duluth. The capital
stock is placed at 100000 and the incor
porators are Albert Harrington, of Minneapo-
lis; George F. Piper and George E. Brett,
both of Mankato; Herbert W. Coffin and
Amos L. Warner of Duluth.
The Masonic hall at South st. Paul was
opened last evening with impressive cere
monies. 1t occupies the upper floor Of the
great lives took exchange on Concord avenue,
fronting the Union stockyards. The follow
ing officers were duly Installed: Worthy
master. Paul Miller; senior warden, B. Con-
verse; ]. W, C. o. Burchim; treasurer M.
F. Lienan; secretary, John Holman; S. D.,
j. F. Baker; j. D., George Camden; S. s., j.
P. Nolan; j. s.. S. P. Aitchison tyler, l.. A.
Doty.
Speaking of the beef inspection decision
Hay said 1t was an Il told you so decision"
When he voted for the bill i'll the legislature
he filed protest in writing, merely voting
in favor of its passage to make the requisite
two-thirds vote in the lower house. Collector
OF Customs Edwards said the bill was rushed
through the legislature, and he expressed
the opinion at the time that it would not
stand the test
Adjt. Cen Mullen yesterday issued COM
missions to the following officers: E. j. Poir-
Ter, of Duluth first lieutenant and commits
sary of subsistence of the Second regiment
Joseph Dodge, of Duluth, first lieutenant
Company K, Second regiment; Louis Lang,
of Duluth, second lieutenant Company K,
Second regiment E. B. Bergholtz, of St.
Paul, captain First troop of cavalry; Ed
ward L. Reed, of Anoka, captain Company
B. Third regiment; Harry E. Buck, of Nor
ristown, first lieutenant Company H, Third
regiment; Burritt Dunning, of Anoka sec
Ond lieutenant Company B, Third regiment.