St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-20
SAINT PAUL.
CURRENCY OF THE CITY.

A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Thomas Prennie and Helene BUM.
o. H. Luckken, Crookston, and C. L. Bax-
ter, Perham, called on capitol friends yester-
day.
Judge Brill refused to grant new trial in
the case of Margaret Mcdonald against the
city of st. Paul.
S. B. Mahan has commenced an action
against Frank Agnew to recover SO upon
promissory note.
Judge Brill rendered judgment for $500 in
favor of the Standard Oil company against
Jacob Hoffman ct al.
The many friends of c. Forbes Calland will
be panied TO hear of his sudden death, which
occurred March IL at Vancouver, b. c.
Frankot & Co. have announced an action
against the Biebighauser Hardware company
TO enforce mechanics lien for S4S.S1.
John F. Angel has commenced an action
against P. X. Mcdonnell, John j. Giefer and
Peter Enders to recover S64 upon promis-
sorry note.
Matthias Schafer has commenced an action
against Mahlon D. Miller and Robert L.
Wharton 10 recover $1,000 upon promis-
sorry note.
John f. Angel has announced an action
against John j. Giefer and Peter Endres to
recover Sl75 for rent of a house used as a
meat market.
''Home Surgery is the subject Of lecture
70 be given to the members and friends of
the Y. NJ. c. A. in the gymnasium tonight,
by DR.. W. 5. Briggs.
A meeting of the Philomathean club will
be held this evening with Miss Malinson,
391 Irlehart street. All friends of the So
ciety ale invited TO attend.
The announcement that the city council
had adjourned to meet again on Monday
evening was mistake. The body will meet
on next Saturday evening.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed Daniel
II. Moon upon the board of workhouse di-
rectors TO fill out the uneXplred term OF
George W. Lamson, deceased.
In the case of Timothy Reardon against
Hugh j. McAfee, the jury yesterday rendered
a verdict in favor of Reardon for Sl,73S.1l,
balance for erecting building.
Yesterday the body of Howard Gilkey,who
was drowned with Frank Doherty, while
skating at the foot of Chestnut street, was
shipped to Hastings for interment.
George Thomas cOlored, was arrested last
evening by Officer Myerding for breaking
into a stall at the Market house and stealing
blanket belonging to Clark Harris.
Kinnard & Haines have appealed to the
district court from an order of the probate
court refusing to allow a claim of $500
against the estate of Thomas Brennan, de
ceased.
Scarlet fever is at 457 Lafond, 26O Far
rington and 81 Jessamine streets. Diphtheria
prevails at 907 Conroy. Five births and one
death were also reported at the health Office
yesterday.
The case of Johanna Kuschke against The
City of st. Paul, to recover $500 alleged dam
ages to a building by reason of the caving in
of a street, is on trial before jury in Judge
Otis court.
Rev. Robert Christie will lecture tonight
on Robert Burns" at the House of Hope
for the benefit of the junior department of
the Y. NJ. C. A. ST. Andrews society Will at
tend in body.
Thomas j. Lanison has commenced an ac-
ton in the United States circuit court against
D. L. Wilbur, trustee, ct al. to recover S2,6OI
for failure to consummate contract for the
sale of real estate.
The record in the case of the state against
George Gallagher, tried upon charge of
bastardy upon complaint of Mary Rauland,
has been filed preparatory to an appeal to
the supreme court.
The Central w. G. T. Q. will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock at their room, 20
East Seventh street. Subject, "Unfermented
Liquors" All ladies Interested i'll the work
are desired to be present.
Q. Beyer & Co. have commenced an action
against Joseph S. Schusler TO recover S41?.64
for goods taken by Richard Powers from the
depot in st. Paul and delivered TO Schusler
about the time Powers became insolvent.
The Curtiss college lyceum will meet next
Saturday evening in the college rooms cor
ner Third and Wabasha, at 1880, A special
literary and musical programme has been ar
ranged, TO which the friends of the college
are cordially invited.
In the case of John L. Moore, as admins
traitor of the estate of George ". Moore,
against the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany and the ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Mani
tOba Railroad company, Judge Wilkin has
refused to grant a new trial.
James Connors, the Clifton hotel waiter
who took jump over the bluff near the st.
Paul roller mill early yesterday morning. is
not as badly hurt as reported. Last evening
he was up and around, with nothing but a
few bruises to show for his fall.
In the cases of Bengt Swanson and A. Nor
den, who appealed to the district court from
the assessments made by the board of public
works in the matter of change of grade on
Burr street, Judge Kelly has affirmed the pro-
ceedings and assessments made.
In the case of McGuiggan & Schnelle
against Harriet J. Hadley, Judge Brill has
filed an order deciding that McGuiggan Il
Schneile are entitled to judgment for the
sum of S69.S so, and that the real estate of
Hadley be sold to satisfy the same.
telegram from Omaha states that C. Ty-
son Butcher left that city last evening for
Virginia with the remains of his brother, r.
II. Butcher. who died quite suddenly on
Monday last. MIR. Butcher will probably not
return before the first Of the month.
The board of public works yesterday gave
a hearing to Rondo street property owners
whose houses will be damaged by the widen
ing of Rondo from sixty six feet to seventy
six feet The improvement of West seventh
street also took up the boards time. but went
over until to-day.