St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-09
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

consider the grade of Arkwr1ght street.
Miss Eleanor Stackhouse, of Chicago lost
q gold watch yesterday. Miss Stackhouse is
the Nora Marks of the Chicago Tribune.
The body of John Linden, drowned on
SUNDAY near Banholzers brewery, was re-
covered Yesterday near the foot OF Slpley
street.
The j. C. HanIey Lime company has COM
menced an action against Charles Joy ana
others TO enforce a mechanic lien Ior
SS9I9.
The steamer Ruby will leave the foot OF
Jackson street at p. m. to-day with party
who are to view Capt Cooks bilge water
pump.
An exhibition of Cooks automatic bilge
water pump will be given on the steamer
Ruby, at the foot of jackson street, at p
m. to-day.
Final papers of citizenship were issued by
the clerk of the supreme court yesterday to
Robert Johnson and Walter Rasmussen, both
born in Denmark.
In the matter of the assignment of Zs1go
Weiss. Judge Brill allowed the account OF
the assignee after fixing his fees at $l2O and
attorney fees at $75.
In the supreme court yesterday the case Oh
The Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association,
appellants, VS.. Emma Mason, respondent,
was argued and submitted
A pocketbook with a small sum of money
and lady's handkerchief in it was found
yesterday The owner can recover at central
station by proving property.
In the case of NJ artin Con1oy against henry
L. Buckley, Judge Brill has fixed the dam
ages at $1,000, and renders judgment IN
favor of Conroy for that amount.
A lace curtain caught on fire by being
blown against gas jet in residence corner
of DAYTON and Arundel streets, giving the
fire department run last evening.
John f. Meyer has commenced an action
against Francis j. Segulp to recover S29o.5z
as interest on certain mortgage debts as
sumed by him in the transfer of real estate.
The family of P. Minea, ss5 Rice street,
were poisoned on Monday night by eating
Chicago dried beef The members of the
family who ate the beef were very sick, but
have recovered.
The remains of the man supposed to be
Frank Bassler killed on the short line Satur-
day night, were buried yesterday by o Hal
loran a. Murphy, nothing having been heard
from his friends.
In the cause of Thomas s. and Alfred w.
Barber against Edgar e. Bowen ct al, Judge
Kelly has decided that the BARRIERS have no
cause of action. Judgment is rendered III
favor of the defendants.
In the case of The st. Paul Trust company
against Henry Sattler Judge Brill has over
ruled the demurrer to the reply LII is heid
that an assignee i'll a void assignment shall
not be allowed attorney fees.
Q Col. Bob!eter, Col. Meade. Capt Whitney
and Adit. Eckstein will visit Col. Moore
of the Third regiment, Wisconsin national
guards. and Col. Mason, of the Third U. s.
infantry, in Camp Douglas to-day.
Miss Julia Leavens of Chicago, will give
an address on physical Culture at the
rooms of the Young Women's Friendly as
soeiation. 20 East Seventh street, to-day at
1915 p. M ALI are cordially invited.
James NJ. Waterbury and Chauncy Mar
shall have commenced an action against
Henry NJ. Tusler and Dominic De Long, sur
yiyors of the firm of Tusler, De Long & Co.,
to recover 81, SIS on promissory notes.
Hiram E. Winham has commenced an
action against Edward S. Page and Charles
H. Page to recover So, 400 as the value OF
100000 feet of pine logs taken by them in
Mile Laos county and converted to their use.
Sam johnson fell down an East Seventh
street stairway last evening in fit When
taken to the central station he was bleeding
from the ears, and soon fell III another fit.
DIR. O'Brien was called, ana johnson re-
moved to the city hospital
Yesterday the board of public works
awarded the contract for the grading OF Du-
luth avenue to Ed Carlton for $4,000. Bids
for the ST. Anthony avenue sewer were re-
iected because the lowest was S479 above
the estimate or the city engineer.
officers Davis and MeEllistrem las even
ing arrested D. A. Brown, William Lunn
Joe McNulty, Maggie Jacobs and Lizzie
jackson, who were disorderly in one of the
wine rooms of the fremont hotel saloon
corner OF Robert and Eighth streets.
The health Office report for June shows a
total of 12S Deaths death rate per 1000 OF
population of 1894. There were 129 mar
riages and 276 births. Of eleven eases Of
dphtheria five died, and of forty cases OF
scarlet fever five died. There were three
cases of membraneous Group reported, the
three patients dying.
Articles of incorporation were filed witt
the secretary of state for two association
Yesterday One was by the Grindstone Rivel
Improvement company, of Hinckley, with
capital stock of $4,000. The purpose is tt
improve the channels of Grindstone river tt
Hyde Hardware company. OF Northheld, VIII
d capital stock of $4,000.
George r. Frey, cigar dealer on East Sew
enth street. has made an assignment for thu
benefit of his general creditors to George j
Mitsch An attachment, at the instance OF
Daniel r. Moves ct al, precipitated the as
Segment An affidavit filed states that tht
assets will not exceed 81. 000 The assignee
gave bond in double that sum. with W. D
Vincent and B. Vahsen as sureties
A fire broke out last light in the liquor stor
of George Benz. OH Third, near Waeouta
which for a time threatened to be serious
Prompt and good work by Fire Chief Jack
sons direction alone prevented confagra
ton. The fire started in the second story il
the ''original package" department and wa
probably caused by a lamp and hot sealin
was left by the worllmen. The fire was pu
out with loss of about $500.
A meeting of institute conductors an
county superintendents was held in Stat
Superintendent Kiehle's Office yesterda
morning The object was to discuss the dli
ferent points in the work of the past year
and also to point out the weak points in con
tradistinetion with the more valuable phase
of the work with the view of terrifying an
lettering the condition for the next season
Some conceded that in the main the wor
had been of the more practical sort
Sergeant Sexton and Detective Ahern a.
rested trio of very dangerous thieves la,
evening, and locked the party up in the ceI
trail station. Charles Keith was caught ''gc
ing through a room in the Valentine bloel
He is young thief, but very tough. He hail
from Minneapolis, and on his person wer
a dozen and more skeleton keys and chisel
The other two are older, but fully as danger
Gus CROOKS They are James Bradley, frol
Milwaukee ana H. Smith, of Kansas Cit,
pickpockets
The grocery clerks held their regular MOI
day evening meeting at 116 West Thir
street This meeting was largely attended
and arrangements for picnic were con
pleted The excursion is to be held on til
10th inst. James S. Kirk & Co., of Chicago
have donated an elegant diamond rine
valued at $50, which will be drawn for on th
grounds Each person wearing grocer
clerks badge on picnic day is entitled to
chance in drawing this prize. Many Walt
able prizes have been donated by local bus
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