St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-02
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

JF. Murphy. the editor of the Waseca
Herald, called upon the various officials at
the capitol yesterday.
Burglars made an Improbable reid on the
Louis Puffell saloon on Ellen street Sunday
night and escaped arrest.
City Treasurer Stoff, of South st. Paul, was
held up by toughs on Sunday night but
escaped them without loss.
Charles Wilson, a tough looking specimen
of the genus burglar, was arrested last night
for attempted burglary of boarding house.
W. A. Moore has commenced an action
against the Oil, Gas and Water Well Drilling
company TO recover 81, 309.99 for machinery
sold.
The Bank of Minnesota hasc commenced an
action against Louis Gauthier and Henry
Soucisse to recover SS3I.S7 on promissory
notes.
A bond for Injunction in the sum of $1,000
has been filed in the case of the United Evan
gelical Church of st. Paul against j. L. Steg-
ner and others.
W. S. Daggett has severed his connection
with the United States marshars office as
deputy He went to Indiana yerterday on
business for few days.
John Ryer was Yesterday taken before
Judge Morrison and examined touching his
sanity. He was not adjudged insane, but
was sent to the city hospital for treatment.
Mnry Goldrech has commenced an action
against Josiah Fairchiid to recover s., 600
damages for driving a horse and wagon
against her on the Mendoza road a few days
ago and injuring her arm, leg and hip.
District Attorney Hay, his assistant, George
B. Edgerton, and special assistant, George N.
Baxter, will all be in attendance at the open
ing of the federal courts in Minneapolis this
morning. Mr.. Hay said last evening that he
would likely be kept busy for two weeks or
more before the district court.
Mrs. Luella Kinnards private school and
kindergarten. at 136 Western avenue, will
reopen Monday, Sept 8, at $3.50 a. m. Mrs.
Kinnard has built up prosperous school
and fine reputation for herself, and her
labors this year promise 10 be crowned with
even more than ordinary success.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state by the Northern Mime
sofa Agricultural and Driving association.
of Crookston, MINI. Capital stock, $4,000.
The incorporators are E. NJ. Lancaster, s. L.
Collins, It. B. McManus. II. F. Brown, E. W.
Walsh, Frank Jerome, all of Crookston.
j. Goodman and Michael Kennedy got into
a misunderstanding yesterday afternoon in
mer. The men had almost come to blows
when the patrol wagon arrived, and Officer
Gibbons took the belligerents in on charge
of disorderly conduct.
The United States marshal of Utah territory
Is expected to arrive i'll Minneapolis to-mor-
row with a witness in the case of The United
States against F. P. Parshns and George II.
Venecamp, who were arrested for using the
mails tor sending notices of a prize drawing.
These persons were working the telegraph
operatives to sell them tickets, one of which
was to draw team of horses.
John P. Pewte:s. at whose place on East
Seventh street some of the green goods
swindlers have received their mail, is greatly
incensed against the latter for having made
his house their Office. Mr.. Pewters is not the
only man who has unconsciously received
mail for ''grafters." Dozens of business men
on Seventh and Wabasha streets have been
equally innocent accessories.
There has been during the past week an
addition to the weekly newspaper field. The
name OF the new venture is the Northwestern
Real Estate Gazette, and from the appear
ance and style of the first number it will
make hit. The journal is devoted to own
ers, purchasers and vendors of real estate. 1t
is bright newsy, and the pet and property of
its owner and editor, Saxton Hunter.
A meeting of the st. Paul Christian En-
deavor union will be held in Plymouth
church. Summit avenue, corner of Wabasha
street, this evening, at O'Clock The spec
ial topic of the meeting will be committee
work. Five minute papers relating to the
work of the lookout, prayer meeting, social
and temperance committees will be pre-
scented by active members of Christian En-
Of 10 nj nd
will be followed by a discussion. This
meeting has been arranged because it is be-
leved that it will be of great practical value
TO all persons engaged in Christian endeavor.
In the confidence also, that Christian En-
deavor work in the city will be enhanced by
the mutual acquaintance of the Christian
Endeavorers a social will be held in the par
lors of the church Immediately after the
meeting.