St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-10
TUESDAYS TRIPLES.

Beaupre, Keogh & Davis have sued Henry
Newbert to recover $3.50 for merchandise
sold.
The cause of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
association against James Shearin has been
continued.
The jury in the cause of Charles c. Tennis
against James Claffey ct al. has returned
verdict for sos. ~ in favor of Tennis.
Dairy Commissioners Ives and Lawrence
went to Glencoe yesterday to be present at
the annual meeting of the State Dairy as
ISOLATION.
The bodies o. Edward Finley and his MUIR
dered wife are lying at Schroeder's morgue.
pending advices from Chicago regarding
their disposal.
William Teasdale, the venerable father of
T. w. Teasdale, general passenger agent of
the Omaha. died at his sons residence, $40
Olive street, last evening.
st. Lukes Aid Society of st. Paufs
Church will hold its annual sale Of fancy ar
tlcles, including dolls, Thursday and Friday,
Dec. L and II, at lib East Third street.
F. J. Lime & Co. have sued Forrestal
Brothers ana their bondsmen on a contract
TO construct.certain sewers for the city, to
recover 81. 5000 for materials furnished.
The st. Croix Lumber company has COM
menced an action against Andra Peterson
and others to foreclose upon a mechanics
lien for 81, 1872. 80 upon lots 10, II and II,
of Thomas street addition.
Officer Carver last night detected young
man in the act of breaking into the commits
sion house of Jerrard q De Camp, on Robert
street. He gave the name of E. C. Warner,
and said he was brakeman.
The sale of seats for Gilmore's Twelve
Temutations'' opened at the Newmarket
theater box Office this morning with vim.
The engagement lasts four nights and Satur-
dav matinee, commencing tomorrow night
Col. Charles r. Read, of Reads Landing,
who is a candidate for sergeant-at-arms i'll
the house of the next legislature and. l.. P.
Hunt of the Mankato Free Press, candidate
for secretary of the senate, were capitol call
ers yesterday.
Sheriff f. NJ Geddes, of Blue Earth county,
Yesterday filed with the state auditor bill of
expenses of S33 81 for converting from Man.
kato to saltwater Frank Rice, convicted of
grand larceny, and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment.
George Leisander, who has served so faith
fully as chief clerk in the register of deeds
Office, has accepted the position of business
manager of The Poster, and will assume the
duties of that position at the beginning of
the incoming year.
All Yo-Yosh was examined by United
States Commissioner Ives, of Crookston, on q
charge of selling liquor to Indians. He
failed to give bond in the penalty of $3.50.
and was accordingly taken to the Ramsey
county Jail yesterday.
The demand for seats for the engagement
of Sol Smith Russell, for tonight only, has
been very large, in fact, almost unprece-
denied, at the Newmarket theater. and the
standing room only sign may be expected to
stare the late-comers in the face.
The next dinner of the Twilight club will
take place at the Ryan Saturday evening,
Dec. 8, at $50 sharp. Z. V. Smalley will
preside. 1t is proposed to have an evening
of anecdote and every member is expected
to bring with him at least one good story.
The sale of seats opens tomorrow at the
Harris for the engagement of Frank Mayo,
who appears at that popular house next
week. opening Sunday night in 'Davy Crock
ett," which is always strong drawing card.
'Nordeck'' will also be presented during his
stay.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Coffey, who are
spending part of their honeymoon at the st.
Paul museum this week. are the daily centers
of admiring crowds, who marvel at their
thinness and laugh at their loyemaking.