St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-12
SAINT PAUL.
SHORT AND BREEZY.
ID. .Conley is in San Francisco.

Aid 'Conley is in San Francisco.
A. A. Putnam has sued j. II. Hlllen to re-
cover S32S. 20 upon promissory note.
Detective Hurley looks as well in plain
clothes as he did in uniform, and covers
more ground.
The -, 900 SANDER suit of James O'Meara
against Patrick White is being tried by Judge
Ous and jury.
E Arthur Hustinger, of Elroy, who is in the
city looking for q runaway son, has SO lar
been unsuccessful.
officer James Mcclure is in fair way to
recover from the injuries he sustained by
fan few nights ago
John OConnor is aghast at the discovery
that he can't wear the same sized dudS thlS
winter that he did last.
0niccr DAVIS, the slab sided nemesis of
Seventh street, is called by his superiorS one
of the best officers on the force.
The body of Thomas Day, who was killed
n, Post siding on sunday night was ship
ped TO Lakeland, Mimi, yesterday.
Gus Hopping, the ex-policeman. was yes
terday acquitted on the charge of attempting
Il criminal assault upon Betsy Jansen.
Locke Richardson sull continues to inter
est good audiences at high School hall. Last
evening he read the christmas Carol"
Chief of Police Clarke is the tallest chief
in the police service this side of Frisco. and
crooks agree that he has the longest arm.
The new testing machine for the office of
John D. Sloane. supervising inspector of
steam vessels, has arrived and is being
set ND.
Capt. Walsh, of the West side detail of po-
lice, sits a horse like centaur. and is the
center of attraction with Lieut.. Budy IN
parade
Charles PauIson has sued Charles a. B.
Wede and John AlmQuist to enforce me-
chanic's lien for S97 90 upon lot =, block %,
in Arlington Hills addition.
The cause of Adeliza Fleming against the
CITY OF 81 Paul was heard yesterday by Judge
Kerr. The case is an appeal from an assess
ment by the board of public works.
\ large and appreciative audience greeted
Little Lord Fauntleroy' al the Newmarket
Iheater last evening. Matinee this afternoon
and last performance in the evening.
James Bayard. tramp linsmith. while OPP
Grating machine on the street near Seven
Corners Yesterday almost severed his left
thumb lie was attended by DR.. Johnson.
Police Clerk Morton is said to be gifted
with a phenomenal memory. He can ac-
curately describe The details of eases OF small
importance which came under his notice
years ago
Sergeant Zirklebach has q mougrel pup
from Montana which he offers to let
months salary can whip the hide off the new
importation by local paragrapher of sport
ing proclivities.
The Seven Corners Bank of st. Paul and j.
G Shumaker have commenced actions
against Florence Ii. Carrman, and suggested
funds in the hands OF the ST. Paul Title In
surance and Trust company to recover Sums
Of money du0.
Lieut. SchYeitzer, of the central police, is
credited with the intention of purchasing
fast uotter. There are rumors that the same
gentleman has been looking over a lot of cut
t.Ts iarelv, and-well there is no telling
what may turn up.
Martin McMahen, trunk manufacturer at
124 East Third street. has made an assign
ment 10 Henry E. Hull,ick for the benefit of
his creditors IN attachment issued at the
instance of James A. Ballard is given as the
reason for making the assignment.
The Boston Stock and Grain Company of
Minneapolis filed articles of incorporation
yesterday with the secretary of state, with
capital stock of sS0,0UO. The incorporators
are W w. Huntington and John H. Robert
son. of Minneapolis, and Henry r. Conary,
of Cass county, North Dakota.
The supreme court heard the following
cases yesterday: Sylvanus T. Johnson, re-
spondent, vs. w. c. Sherwood. appellant;
Charlotte L. Wills ct a.. appellants, VS.. B.
Summers, respondent; submitted on briefs;
Joseph Rothwell, appellant VS.. C. II. Rob-
inson ct al, respondents, argued and sub
mitted.
The annual meeting of the st. Andrews
Society of St Paul, will occur in the rooms of
The society, McQuillan block II East Seventh
street, FRIDAY at S p. m. This society has
been largely increasing its membership re-
Gently and iS fast becoming one of the lead
ing organizations in the city. Reports will
be submitted and plans for the future con-
pidered
The highly sensational play of 1.-THE Boy
Tramp" closes its engagement this evening
at the Grand opera house. Tomorrow even
ing Marks & Shaffner's International Spec
ialty company Will open an engagement of
three nights. The company is made up of
the best foreign vaudeville talent, and has
won great praise in the various cities in
Which it has appeared.
Frank Donaldson, the Young fellow who
was ordered to be sent to the St. Cloud re-
formatory for an assault with a revolver, es-
capped Monday evening from the officer who
was conveying him by train to the reform
school He returned to his mothers house in
ST. Paul, but she advised him to give himself
up and undergo his punishment. Donaldson
look her advice, and soon after midnight re-
turned to the county Jail and surrendered
himself.