St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-22

physician LIlaG SUOub WAS llSduc. wv
had stated that he seemed to have
paresiS, and on such certificate he was
sent to the asylum. Several physicians
testified that in their opinion he never
was insane.
THE REPORTERS ROUNDUP.
new trial has been granted by Judge
Kelly in the case of Herman l.. Meyer against
William Berlandi.
Louis Peters and Joseph Flick, arrested
Sunday for picking a pocket, were tried in
the municipal court yesterday and dis
charged.
The case of The Commercial Bank OF
Omaha against Asbury f. Powell ct al. went
to the jury in the United States circuit court
last evening.
The Mountain Iron company, Of Duluth,
filed articles of incorporation yesterday. L.
Merritt, James G. Hale and r. H. Palmer, of
Duluth, are the incorporates
The Underwood Lumber company has COM
menced an action against the Lemm, Faw-
cett & johnson Manufacturing company to
recover S739.57 for goods sold.
A jury was called in the United States cir
cult court last evening to try the case of Con-
cover on an exchange of stocks.
Willicm Lynes has commenced an action
against st. Peters parish to recover S460
upon note given for work done on the
grounds and church of the defendant.
Two men giving their names as William
Bailey and John Hays were arrested yester-
day by Detective Reichow on a charge of lar
ceny. They are said to be old offenders.
A. To- \ 81 81, A ,~~sl
term of the supreme court. During this
term past 239 decisions have been handed
down and there are about thirty more to fol-
low.
The remains of Mrs. Melancon victim Of
the Lake Gervais cyclone, who died at the
hospital, were last evening sent by Mccarthy
Il Donnelly. undertakers to Dwight, ILL.,, Tor
intermenI by order of her daughter.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen's office is being loaded
down with pension applications just now.
One hundred and eighty-ive were filed dur
ing last week and 400 blanks were mailed by
the office to other parts of the state.
A small fire started at about o'clock last
evening under the bakers oven in the Met
ropolitan hotel. An alarm was turned in
and the fire was extinguished before it had
done more than $40 worth OF damage.
August Johnson represented himself as
being Bernard Simon and drew $3.50 Of
Simons pay from the street railway COM
pany. He was arrested yesterday by Patrol
man Pottgelser on charge Of larceny.
Carrie Hultz and Minnie Wabb were anus
ing themselves yesterday by parading in the
back yard of the house in which they live
with but very scant raiment They were
arrested by Officer Goven on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
In the case of W. c. Howard against II. Fl.
Kent, Judge Kelly has ordered Howard to
show cause at the September special term
why this cause should not be dismissed be-
cause Howard, being non resident, has not
given security for costs.
Louis Larson, from Minneapolis, escap ed
| from the reform school last night at 5 80.
| He disguised himself in the coat OF one Of
| the wardens. He is seventeen years old,
| short and stout, with black eyes and dark
| brown hair. He was working in whitewash
when he escaped. He is still at large.
The board of control yesterday awarded
the contract for coal and wood for the aims
house, the county and city hospital, and fol-
that delivered to private families for the en-
suing year to John Dowlan & Sons The av-
| elage price for coal is put at 6.3S, and tina,
| for wood at $3.4S.
Early last evening, when John Saeller, q
aborer. was boarding a train at Como, he
| fell under the wheels. His left ankle was
crushed and his right thigh badly injured
He was carried to the City hospital by the
patrol wagon from Rondo street station. II
| isprobable that an amputation will be neces
sary.
Marshal Donahower has large and valu
| nj oFt hott M
Chickamauga. The picture shows the posi-
ton of the Second Minnesota and Ninth
| Ohio regiments 1t also shows the position
| of Col. Bishop, and of companies ID and G,
| of st. Paul, commanded by Capts, Moulton
| and Meyer.
| Yesterdays globe stated that the daugh
ter of Otto Nagel, saloonkeeper on Seventh
street, was seriously ILL., and had CHI arged heI
stepmother with ill-using her. Otto Nagel
has no daughter. The girl referred to is the
daughter Of Ernest G. Nagel, who is senior
| member of a saloon firm doing business ai
| 20 East Seventh street.
| In the cause of .he Wisconsin Loan and
| Trust company against George j. Flint, Ger
| trude E. Flint and Stuart A. Flint Judge Brill
| has decided that Gertrude Il. Flint and
| Stuart A. Flint are each entitled to a one
| sixth interest in the lands owned by Sarah
| L. X. Flint, deceased, and that George J.
| Flint has no interest therein.
Several weeks ago John Finley, buggy
| washer in Abbey 4 Schutte's barn. borrowed
| gold watch and chain from friend named
| Annie Sykes When she asked him to return
| I he said it had been stolen from him. He
was arrested yesterday by Lieut.. Murphy AND
| a pawn-ticket from Prescott's pawn shop FOL
the watch was found on his person. He will
answer to a charge of larceny in the NUM-
cipal court to-day.
A new trial has been granted by Judge
Kelly in the case # Jeanne r. Lamprel
against Sherwood Hough and the City of St
Paul. The action was brought to quiet title
to & piece of land set off in the opening
widening and extending Minnesota street.
from Twelfth street to Bluff street. Tn,
cause was tried by Judge Villas, and the strip
| of land in question was held to belong tc
Hough.
In the case of the State OF Minnesota at the
relation of Wilhelmina Kletzin agains
Samuel Morrison, judge of probate of Ram
sew county, Judge Otis has granted the peti
ton for writ Of mandamus. compelling
| Judge Morrison to proceed and either ap
prove or disapprove bond filed In the pen
atty of S36,O00 by Wilhelmina Kletzin a
executor of the will Of Frederick W. Kletzln
deceased.
The appraisers Of the estate OF John Henri,
| Hammond, deceased. have returned an In
yentory to the probate court. The appraised
value of the real estate, being lots and
In block 81 of Rice & Irvine's addition l
S25, 900, and lots IL and 10, on West Secon'
street of Duluth proper, is $4,000 Tn
cash deposits are S21, 1S4.l4. The bills re
ceiyable and other personal property brin
the grand total up to SAL ,544.46.
Freed by the Law.
Camilla Van den Bergh has beef
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