St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-09
SAINT PAUL.
TERSELY TOLD.

The cause of Sophy johnson against Mich
olas C.assen was yesterday dismissed
The case of James d. Glass against Newton
r. Frost is being tried before Judge Brill and
jury.
John Qulnlan, wife beaten and drunkard,
was sent out for thirty days yesterday by
Judge Cory.
Judge Nelson, of the United States district
court has refused new trial in the cause of
c. A. Coggswell against Conrad Bohn.
The jury rendered q verdict in favor OF
Patrick II. Thornton ct al. in the personal
injury cause of John Fisher against them.
Albert Larson. employed by j. H. Nickel
IN operating planning machine, was badly
cut yesterday morning He was attended by
DR. Dorion.
Edward Hoxten was yesterday examined
and ordered sent to the insane asylum at
Rochester. He was taken there on the even
ing train.
EAThe cause the ST. Louis River Dales I'm
provement company against the c. n. Nelson
Lumber company is still on trial before
Judge Kerr.
The cause of Carrie K. johnson against the
United States Fire Insurance company for
reformation OF an insurance policy is being
heard before Judge Otis.
Marie Nelson and Gust Peterson were mar
ried in Judge Cory's chambers yesterday. The
parties are the ones figuring in a bastardy
case pending before the court
Clara W. McRostie has commenced an
action against William Hall and others. to
quiet title 10 the undivided one-haif of lot 4
block q, of Eaton & Morrison's addition.
His Honor Mayor Smith, who has been on
duck hunting trip in the district west of
Lake Park, Mimi, arrived home yesterday.
and spent the day at his Office in the city
hall.
In the cause of The Northern Pacific Lime
Company against Ninon Lime Company,
funds in the hands of the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company have BEEN
garnished.
James Rogan appeared in the municipal
court yesterday morning TO answer to
charge of assault and battery. The charge
was shown to be frivolous, and Rogan was
discharged.
The first in the sries of Home club lectures
will be given at the Peoples church at 4
o'clock this afternoon by DR.. Auten-Pine.
The subject viii be Hereditary Influences"
All ladies are invited, and the lecture will be
free.
James R. Roche, the disreputable son of
respectable parents, died in the county Jail at
2 "a. m. Wednesday morning. Roche was
under arrest for larceny, and when confined
in The jail to await trial on the Sth he was
suffering from alcoholic Gelirium.
Courtlandt Babcock has commenced an
action against Alfred j. Condit. Ambrose w.
Daynes and their wives to toreclose a mort
gage for Sl2, 800 on an undivided third Of
The southeast quarter of section z, township
80, range %, in Ramsey county.
There will be a regular meeting of Acker
posts at their hall, corner Seventh and Waba-
sha. at 1880 o'clock this evening; no muster.
AZ er regula business or at o'clock, the
doors will be opened. Gov. W. r. Mar
shall will rea paper on the battle Of Nash
vile. Women's Relief Corps. Sons of Veter-
ans and all friends are invited.
The lad eS of Epworth NJ. E., church will
give a social entertainment and reception for
Rev. j. A. Sutton, who comes back to this
church for another year, at the church, cor
ner Aurora avenue and Mackubin street, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. A literary and
musical programme has been arranged and
Refreshments will be served. Everybody is
cordially invited to be present.
An eight year old son of Christian Gruen-
wald, residing at 395 Erie street. was run
over and badly injured on West Seventh
street yesterday afternoon, by one of the
Stahlman brewery drays. The boy was at
tempting to jump into the wagon, when he
stumbled and fell under the wheels. He was
taken home in the central patrol wagon.
EMiss Winifred Meginn, of Ames school, de-
MES that she is the teacher referred to in the
charge made by Inspector Maxfield against
Secretary White, of the board of education,
of having com planned that the secretary had
referred to her by the euphonious name of
'McGinty." Miss Meginn has felt very much
embarrassed since the announcement of In
specror Maxfeld, and for her peace Of mind
wishes to make q contradiction.
The report of the health department for
the past month shows: Deaths, 1913; births,
3l2: MARRIAGES, 154; gym 9tic diseases, 4S !;
constitutional diseases, 27: local, Is; deyel-
Opmental,, l; casualties, 10, including 8 in
railroad accidents, from shock, 8 suicides
and one from falling bank Contagious
cases reported, ia, 4S Of which appeared in
houses lacking sewer accommodation and 16
in well-drained residences Rate 1892.
great mass meeting will be held at the
Peopel's church at 3 o'clock next Sunday
afternoon in the interest of the Evangelical
Alliance. Rev. DR.. Frank Russell of New
York, the field agent, will be present and
make an address on Christian work in cities
DR.. Russell is q brilliant platform speaker,
and as all the churches are interested in his
work the auditorium will undoubtedly be
crowded. Rev. DR.. "A. H. Heath. president OF
the local alliance, will have charge of the
services.