St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Erasmus C. Larsen has made an assign
ment to William II. McMurran for the beneht
of his creditors.
Charles Mcdonald, accused by man
named John Coyne of stealing a $40 bill,
was discharged for lack of evidence.
The fire department had run last evening
at 9:Io for small fire in a oh imney in the
house of Mr.. Small 81 Thompson avenue
James Matthews, charged with wife beat
ing, will be heard this morning in the mu-
nicipal court The woman failed to appear
yesterday.
Sadie Martineau is the name given by a
smoke-colored damsel arrested yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge of drunkenness. She is
not the same.
Axel A. Ahlroth has commenced an action
against Martin Clarity and others to enforce
mechanic S lien for 81, 1881 on lots and
z, block 80, of Suburban Hills addition.
An inquest was begun yesterday over the
death of Andrew Sudeith, who was killed in
the yards at East st. Paul on Monday night.
The inquiry was continued to 2 p. m. to-day
after the selection of a jury.
Julia Wilson and Mary White, with a male
companion named August Anderson, were
arrested on Tuesday night for frequenting
wine rooms. They forfeited $40 each by
their non-appearance in court.
Charley Peterson has sued Carl Larsen and
others 10 enforce a mechanics lien for $57
upon lot 20, block 3. of F. w. Hoyts rear
rangement of lots %, 90 and 81 of Hall d.
Browns addition to Hyde Park
The railroad commissioners accompanied
by Secretary Tiesberg, left last evening for
Duluth, to make an inspection of the sew
enty-five miles of new track built by the Du-
luth & Winnipeg Railroad company.
The case of John Cochran against W. C.
Curtis ct al. Is being tried before a jury in
Judge Otis court. The object of the action
is to recover $500 for misrepresentation in
the sale of lots in the Twin City Stockyards
addition.
The Home club lecture vii, be given by
Mrs. EggIeston this afternoon at o'clock, at
the Peoples church parlors. Subject, ''The
Child's Clothes" Admission free and all
are invited
IS. Hitler is suing the National Live Stock
Insurance company to recover $40 insurance
on horse that became so disabled with
CHAMBERS that it was killed by direction of
Robert White, a veterinary surgeon in the
employ of the defendant.
Michael Ryan. charged by Officer Perro
with the larceny of a fur robe, was given
ninety days yesterday by Judge Cory. A
youthful thief, who gave the assumed name
of Alfred Smith. was discarged, the case
against him being settled.
A slide and compartment have been placed
in the postofce for the reception of Mime
apolis letters only" The arrangement for
the reception of such letters has been made
for the purpose of facilitating the mailing of
letters intended for the Mill City,
A cotillion party is the order OF the even
ing for the sociable of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Universalist Church, to be
held at Lifts new hall Friday evening, Dec
5. All members and their friends are cor
daily invited TO come. and very good time
is promised.
Miss Hannah Pierson, cook employed at
John Byers' restaurant, $50 jackson street.
reported to the police last evening that she
had left green pocketbook in cable car on
Fourth street. near jackson, containing $50
and check for So. The finder is requested
to deliver it to police headquarters.
The cause of Lewis Van Inwegen and
others against the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway company has been transferred
from the district court of Dakota county to
the United States circuit court. The action
was brought to recover $4,000 damages for
the burning of a mill and elevator at Hast
1ngs. The buildings were set on fire by
spark from locomotive.