St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-26
TUESDAYS TRIPLES.

TUESDAYS TRIPLES.
Levi Stevens has sued William Cowan to
recover sos. OF for merchandise sold.
The case of Rudolph NJ. Hunter against D.
ID. Merrill Jr. was settled and dismissed.
The Sons of the American Revolution meet
this afternoon al 3 o'clock in the chamber OF
commerce.
The Irish-American club will this evening
hold its second reception i'll the Endlcott
club building.
Thomas Smith has sued jeanette Hunt and
Thomas W. Hunt to recover $2S447 upon a
promissory note.
The struck jury case of David Neuhart
against The ST. Paul City Railway Company
has been continued.
In the case of Charles T. Newcomb against
sherwin & Campbell. the jury returned YER
dict in favor of the defendants.
Archbishop Ireland will be present at the
+ st. Peter Clayer's Sodality concert, to be
given in Cretin hall tomorrow evening.
The mechanics lien case of The Robinson
d Cary Company against Clara Wondworth
and others was submitted to Judge Kerr
Philip Riedele has sued P. j. Romer and
others to enforce mechanics lien for $3.50
and Seth K. Halves.
The case of John Dawson against Charles
A. B. Weide was referred to II. H. Horton to
take testimony and the jury was dismissed
from trying the case.
The hearing i'll the mechanics lien case
of the ST. Paul Labor Exchange against f. j.
Eden ct al, was concluded yesterday and
submitted to Judge Kerr.
nouuees its first anniversary ball at C. s. P.
S. hall, corner West Seventh and Western
avenue. for tomorrow evening.
most entertaining evening was spent
Yesterday by a large company of ladies and
gentlemen at Cretin hall, in connection with
concert given for the benefit of St. Mary
Home.
There will be bazaar and supper Thurs
day and Friday evenings at Hebron Baptist
church. corner Ada and Robbie Streets under
the auspices of the lady members of the
church.
The city railway company has conveyed to
Thomas Cochran Jr. ilnts and z. blk 10, of
St. Paul Proper. and he in turn to Thomas
Lowry. The consideration in each case is
100000
Maj. Feise, the capable manager of the Cal
ifornia Wine house bar. win entertain the
newspaper men with a dinner on Thanks
giving day. Turkey galore will be served to
all corners as well.
Guy Armstrong. of Lake Crystal, gave bond
before United States Commissioner Spencer
yesterday. to answer any indictment found
blythe federal grand jury for selling liquors
without government license.
John Johnsony spf Mile Laos county, who
was held by ordersof United States Commits
sioner Carey, of Duluth, for selling liquor to
Indians, was released from the Ramsey
county Jail yesterday on bail.
Officer Richard Cronin. of the central sta
ton police division, was married yesterday
morning at the cathedral to Miss Johanna
O'Connor. The happy pair viii reside at
their new home on Fuller street.
Lieut.. Schweitzer, of central police sta
ton, left yesterday on the As p. m. limited
for Duluth on a ten-days leave of absence
The popular officer was accompanied by his
friend and chum, Edward Wallace.
MIR. and Mrs. Doutney. last evening re-
sumed their non-partisan gospel temperance
| meetings ir Leidertafel hall on the West
side. They had good audience and held
an instructive as well as an interesting meet
ing
The mechanics lien case of D. M. Finl ay-
son d. Co. against Lason d Christensen and
others was heard before Judge Kerr yester-
day on motion to dismiss the action as to
certain mortgages on the grounds that their
interests could not be interferred with by
the fnecanIc's lien.
The members of the Y. NJ C A. gymna-
SUM will give an exhibition Thanksgiving
nightin the gymnasium. corner Ninth and
Wabasha, consisting CT bar. tumbling, pyra-
mids, game of hand ball, foot race. pulling
up contest on the bar, pole vaulting and
music.
Hon. E. W. Dixie. formerly state treasurer
of Minnesota: Hon. T. B. Clement. of Fart
bault; William Whitfield. county auditor, and
Anthony Anderson, county treasurer, OF Blue
Earth City, Faribault county, aud d. H.
Simpson. of Austin, were callers at the cap
itol yesterday.
P. M. Moroney. of the postoffice shas re-
ceiyed an appointment as clerk of Glass l in
the pension bureau. interior department.
Washington, d. c. Mr.. Moroney took first
place of the Minnesota candidates. aud is
one of only sixty-five appointed out of g9l
competitors from all the states and terri
tories.
In the case of Peter Nelson against Gust
Olson the jury returned verdict in favor of
Olson. The action was brought to recover
CanaoeS Tor malicious prosecution. Olson
attempted to have Nelson held to the federal
grand jury upon the charge of attempting to
pass counterfeit silver dollar.
A frame barn adjoining the residence of
Anthony Mcdonnell, on Tennessee street,
West st. Paul, was burned by incendiaries
yesterday morning. few hours later, at
5:20, a barn at I'LL West Seventh street
owned by John Meyer. was discovered to be
burning. 1t was also incendiary The dam
age in both was light
The coroner's jury in the Imeson case at
South st. Paul continued its work yester-
day, the railroad men testifying to the ring
! ing of the bell of the engine which ran down
the Imeson carriage, that the headlight on
the back of the cab was lighted. and that all
! the headlights were also lighted. The case
is dragging along very slowly, and other YER
sions are to be heard from tomorrow at the
same place.