St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-25
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Yesterdays bank clearings were S595, 964.
No more cases will be called for trial in
the federal court until Monday.
The lady who lost her pOcketbook on Robert
street can recover at police headquarters
In the federal court the case of Peter Peter
son against the city OF Minneapolis is still on
trial.
Mary \. McClung has sued Joseph Gartner
to recover possession OF lots in Walcott's ad-
didon.
II. f. Barron, steward of the state institu-
tions at Faribault, called at the capitol yes
terday.
William B. Witheren began an action
against Willis Baker for 81 .U35 go upon a
promissory mole.
Ella Gallagher will have a hearing before
Judge Morrison at Il o'clock to-day, to as
certain her sanity.
The case of James Burris against D. Fl.
HAYS was tried and submitted to the jury in
Judge Kellys court.
The case of The st. Paul Distilling Com
pany against Hicks and others was submitted
TO Judge Brill for determination.
The beginners class for Bible study will
meet at the association rooms morrow aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock in he p rlor.
10. Adams. who was a delegate from st.
Paul TO the Afro-American convention held
recently i'll Chicago, has returned.
State Treasure Harshaw, of Wisconsin,
called on Auditor Braden yesterday. He was
accompanied by his deputy. Mr. Reese.
Health office record yesterday: Scarlet
fever at Cos Sims and 4O2 Page; dinhtheria
at 326 Florida; eight births and four deaths.
The case of Houlton against Newland for
dissolution of partnership and an account
ing of their business, is OIL trial before Judge
Brill.
Eta Cora Reynolds. who was refused
divorce from George W. Reynolds by the dis
trict court, has appealed to the supreme
court.
Yesterday the city engineer put force of
men at work cleaning neglected sidewalks Of
snow. To-day an additional force will be
put at work.
The cause of R. G. Mcdonnell against G. NJ
Upton to recover s.. 0nO for m lirious prose
cUtion is on trial before IL jury in Judge
Kellys court.
Nellie King, the female detective" was
arrested last night for disorderly conduct.
She was riding around in hack from saloon
TO saloon and creating disturbance.
The Germania bank has begun an action
dSalnst FRANK GlHOru ana d. Ii. clifford to
recover 500 upon promissory note and
against Joseph Lick Jr. TO recover Sic.
A.. The young men class fo- the study of the
Sunday school lesson will meet this evening
at 8 O'Clock In the lecture room of the Y. N.
c, A. All young men are cordially invited.
s. NJ. Hay delivered the last of series of
seven lectures on 1.-THE Law of Contracts"
before the law students association, in Judge
Cory's room last evening. There was good
attendance.
The cause of Sarah Wolf against Theodore
Hamm to recover $1,000 damages for hang
ing out brewery signs upon her property,
while occupying it as a tenant. is being tried
before Judge Otis.
In the case of Edward Langevin against
i The City of st. Paul Judge Kerr sustained
the demurrer to the complaint thus dismiss
ing the cause, it being appeals from assess
ments for improvements.
meeting for men only will be held in the
Y. M. c. G., gymnasium tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Good music by an orchestra,
singing and interesting addresses will make
the meeting one OF interest
Luelia Scheufier began an action yesterday
against the grand lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen of Minnesota to recover
$1,000, the amount of a certificate payable
upon the death of August Scheufier.
Mrs. Williams. indicted with Mrs. e. Boggy
for larceny in the second degree, Withdrew
her plea OF not guilty and plead guilty of
petty larceny. She was sentenced by Judge
Kelly to three months in the county jail.
Thomas A. Miller, brakeman on the Kan.
sas City road, had his right arm broken while
coupling cars at Hayfeld station He was
brought TO ST. Paul ana taken TO his home on
Seventh, between st. Peter and Franklin.
= "A posse of officers last night raided the
frame co. age at AS Cedar street, catching
John Lynch, Charles Ocns, Matt and George
Sterritt, and another boy who escaped on
reaching the station. All belong 10 gang of
youthful thieves.
Marriage licenses were issued TO Woyaeh
,.Holisz and Maryland Szkddloreh, Richard P.
&Quinlain and Dora Williams, Philip Amos
and Christina Eichenauer, 4. P jacobson
and Ingeborg o. Aarslad, Harry Kahn and
Jennie NJ. Cohen.
The cases of f. A. Bemis, respondent vs.
Coleman Bridgman. appellant: John King,
appellant, VS.. Frank La Crosse respondent,
and George f. Jackson ct al. appellants, VS..
John f. Travis, ell al. respondents, were
argued and submitted in the supreme court
yesterday
In the case of Mike Schurmire against
that Schurmire sold Bertelson team, wagon,
harness and sleigh, and it was not the fact as
claimed that he latter was to take them to
Tacoma to sell for Schurmire. Judgment is
accordingly rendered against Bertelson for
1915.
Mayor Smith was visited by delegation of
Eleventh ward citizens yesterday with a re-
quest that he sign the Midway district sewer
resolution passed by the council The dele
CATION received as few promises as did the
opposing delegation from the Tenth ward.
which called on Thursday
"A meeting of the Fifth ward citizens was
held last evening, President j. A. Filter pre-
siding. motion barring out politicians and
other undesirable people was passed. The
scheme of putting market house where the
Street car barns are now located was dis
cussed. the president Directing very strongly
10 the project.
The board of public works. at its meeting
yesterday afternoon, completed the assess
ments for sprinkling Districts Nos. 8 and 4,
amounting to So, 1857, and S9.7Is33, re-
speciively. The plans and specifications of
the city engineer for the Selby avenue cable
line bridge across the Milwaukee tracks were
approved. The estimated cost of the struc-
ture is SS0,0DO
The jury found Martin Cans guilty Of the
-
the Haupt tailor shop. They recommended
clemency on the part of the court in l aSsing
sentence. A stay of sentence for twenty
days was granted. John ST. Aubin, DR.. who
was Jointly indicted with Cans. entered into
bond in the sum of 81, 300 for his appearance
tostand trial for completely in the offense.
Several persons who, during the recent
severe weather, have left horses uncovered
and exposed to the weather, found that the
Humane society's agents had blanketed the
animals and had attached to the blanket a
card warning the owners against recurrence
OF the necessity for such action on their part
Agent Hutchins intenos TO inaugurate a cru.
SADIE against offenders of this sort and prose
cute those who refuse timely warning.
The Finest Astrakhan
Sacques made for s35 at Ransom & Hor-
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