St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-18
DoINGs OF A DAY.

Chief Grain Inspector ClauSeD left yeSter-
day for Duluth on business of his depart
ment.
Charles Williams indicted for larceny in
the second degree. was arraigned yesterday.
and pleaded not guilty.
William Clark, indicted for larceny IN the
second degree, withdrew his plea of not
guilty and pleaded guilty.
In the case Of William Griswold against
Thomas Maioy and John B. Dow. Judge
Wilkin has denied the motion for new trial.
The cause OF Rosbach ct al. against Julia
Hill ct al for partition of real estate valued
at $40, 600. is still on trial before Judge
Kelly.
William A. Maxwell has commenced an
action against George L. Farwen to recover
S2I2.50 as commissions on the sale of real
estate.
The jury in the case Of John A. Stees
again John Kiemen, to recover On lease re-
tnrned verdcs last evening in favor of
kiemen.
The department made run at 7:15 yester-
day morning to 252 Commercial street.
frame dwelling occupied by NJ j. Needham
Loss 500.
Wallace Elliott d Co. have sued Alex NJ
Clerrihew to recover possession of lot OF
valued at $1,000.
The case of Rosenham Bros against Her
mann 4 Killen, to recover S225 for goods
sold. was yesterday tired before a jury In
Judge Brill's court
The judges of the supreme court yesterday
examined seven candidates tor admission to
the bar. The result of the examination viii
be made known Monday.
Jahn Eramar iudfofad for loroapv IN tho
second degree yesterday, entered into recog
nizance for his appearance to stand trial at
the present term of court.
Peter Moe has commenced an action
against Martin Mathisen and others to en-
force mechanics lien for $149.1S on lots
II and Is, block 1. of Jockeys addition.
H. B. Dean, adjutant of the First mounted
battalion. NJ. \. G.. has resigned his commits
sion. as he intends living at West Superior
Maj. Libbey has not yet appointed his sue
cessor.
Henry P. Goodenow has commenced an
action against Jane knight to recover
Sl44.34 for merchandise sold, and desires to
collect it ont OF her interest in the estate of
Eldridge C. Goodenow.
In the matter of the assignment OF E. II.
Beggs and the claim of Nicholas Hardy
which was disallowed by the assignee,
Judge Wilkin has filed IN order giving Hardy
permission to prove his claim.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue. near
West Third street. At 1890 a. NJ, Sunday,
DR.. Smith will discuss .'One Way to Be
! Happy" At 1880 his theme will be "a
Thicket of Thorns.' All seats free.
Mary G. Holt, blind woman. resident at
Hastings slipped while on the way TO the
Milwaukee train yesterday, and was found,
after the train had pulled out, TO have broken
one of the small bones OF her left foot
Louis Coyle K1ttson has appealed from an
order of the probate court which allowed the
account of the st. Paul Trust company as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Mary A Kittson
Exception was taken to items allowed in the
account.
John Baptist Gusy has begun an action
against Robert NJ. Fulton and Albert NJ
Kussay to recover S2I3.75 on note given to
assure the conveyance of lot OF ground
The defendants failed to convey the prop
erty, hence the suit.
Frederick NJ Stewart, as receiver of the
property OF M. NJ. George. has comm enced
an action against II. H. George TO recover
$40, and to compel an accounting of the
business of II. Fl. George as assignee of his
father. Nj. NJ. George.
Susan FlanagaS has commenced an action
for divorce from William Flanagan on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness and of
cruel and in1uman treatment. She is twenty
one and he forty one years old. They were
married at st. Paul in 1884.
The Saturday evening Bible class at the Y
NJ. c. A., under the leadership OF General
Secretary Horton, having been thrown open
to ladies, every one is now invited to be pres
ent at 8 O'Clock in the association chapel for
the study OF the Sunday school lesson.
House of Hope Presbyterian church. cor
ner Fifth and Exchange streets, 1880 a. m.
and 8 D. m, preaching by the pastor, Rev.
Robert Christie, D. D.; Sunday school 1915
p. m: Christian Endeavor meeting $50 D.
H.; Wednesday prayer meeting p. m. All
are welcome.
John Erickson. youthful SEede. was ar
rested yesterday On suspicion of having
stolen coat The coat was being worn by
The prisoner when arrested. Mr. Rosenfeld,
| Of Az East Seventh street called at the
station and identified The coat last evening
| Erickson will be in court this morning.
A very handsome state flag was received
| yesterday at the Office of the adjutant GEN
| eral from the nufactuTers at Philadel-
| phia. The flag is the gift of Gov Mer-
| RAM to the First regiment, NJ. N G., and
| will be presented by the governor to the reg
| Uncut next week. 1t is magnificent speci-
| men of embroidery, and took six months
| making. The material used is deep blue
| silk and gold fringe.
A great meeting for men viii be held on
| Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the
| Newmarket theater. The Irish evangelist
George C. Needham viii give an address on
| Emancipation" Those who are expecting