St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-10
TRIMMED TO TERSENESS.

TRIMMED TO TERSENESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hertz have gone East to
spend several months at the sea shore.
Miss Sadie Pearce, of Denver, Col, is visit
ing her uncle Dr. T. j. Pearce, 656 Cherry
street.
The case against Michael Roman, who was
accused of stealing watch was dism Used
yesterday.
The Anheuser- Busch brewing association
has sued James Shearn to recover S306.O5
for beer sold.
Miss NJ. Mackey, of Saltwater, was the
guest of Mrs j. f. Mcclure, OF Kent street
the past week.
John Ryan, accused of larceny and released
on his own recognizance, failed to show up
in the police court yesterday.
Scarlet fever is reported at 9O1 Euclid av-
enue and 643 Thomas street. There is a case
of diphthera at st. Josephs hospital.
A lad fourteen years of age named Eddie
Bertram was arrested last night by Officer
Carroll for the larceny of two hats.
W. P Curtis ct al. have garnished the eff
fects OF John Cochran in the hands of Nc
Kibbin & Co. to satisfy claim for $500.
Stephen E. Lee was examined in the pro-
bate court yesterday ana adjudged insane
He was taken to Rochester last evening.
Mrs Hanley and Mrs. Howard, of Mime
apolis and Miss Hanley. of ST. Paul, spent
the past week in La Crosse, visiting friends
Mrs. E. B. Risdon and daughters. of Cen
trail avenue, have returned home after an ex-
tended trip through Eastern cities and On
tario.
The members of st. Agnes guild Of st.
Peters church will hold an ice cream socia-
BILE in the guild room of the church Tuesday
evening,
The burning of shed on the corner of
Case and Mendoza streets caused two alarms
of fire at about 10 o'clock last night. The
loss was trifing.
Maurice Lyons East Tenth street, has
broken ground for a $4,000 residence on
Merriam hill near the corner of University
avenue and Cedar street.
The St. Paul & Duluth Railway company
yesterday paid SlS,233Il into the state
treasury, taxes on the gross earnings of the
road for the past six months.
State Boiler Inspector Clark has returned
from business trip through Chisago Pine
and Isanti counties. Two thresher boilers
were alone found defective.
Adrian IselIn has commenced all action
against Stevens & Co. to recover $1.178,
money alleged to be collected on mortgages
as agents. Funds in the Bank of Minnesota
have been garnished.
William Flanders was arrested yesterday
| by officer Hanson accused of stealing four
watermelons from car on the Milwaukee
road Case was continued until the 18th and
| Flanders placed under 500 bonds.
S. Lee Davis and Wilton G. Brown have
commenced an action against James McCabe,
ST.. and James McCabe, Jr., to recover pos
session of lot a, block IA of Brooklynd. and
ST., 000damages for detention of the premises.
A Swede named hanson, last night accused
Oscar Sundstrum of cheating him out of
S125 at a game of cards in a saloon on
Seventh street. Sundstrum was arrested by
Officer Perro revolver and Sis were
found on his person.
| Martin Merrick, who resided at the corner
of Farquier and Forest streets, died suddenly
| Friday night of heart disease. He was a
] member of Division No 1, A. o. H.. which
| will attend the funeral In body at a. m.
| tomorrow morning.
Members of Division No. l, A. o. H., are
requested to be present in uniform at the
residence of our late brother, corner Forest
and Fauquier street, at 8 a. m. Monday
morning, to attend the funeral of Brother
Martin Merrick. G. B. Nc Bride president.
All members of the c. T. A. societies of the
city are requested to attend a meeting at
Crusaders hall this evening. Final ARA nge-
ments will be made for the holding of the
| union picnic at Minnehaha Park, on Thurs
day, Aug. 81,
A. B. Stickney has issued call to the sub.
| scribers to the Manufacturers Investment
| company to attend meeting at the champer
of commerce Monday, Ang. IL, 1890, at IL
| o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose of organizing
| and selecting the first board of directors. A
| full attendance is desired.
At about 10 o'clock Friday night a horse
belonging to man named Harris ran away
| on West Seventh street, and at the corner of
| Toronto street crashed into street car The
shaft attached TO the runaway almost trans
fixed the street car horse and killed him in
stantly. The other horse died yesterday.
Frank E. Creelman, trustee of Lemm Faw-
cett and johnson Manufacturing company,
has commenced an action against John E..
Williams and others to enforce mechanics
| lien and to secure a judgment against
Charles G.Peterson and John E. Williams for
81, 89U. A sale of lots 16 and II, block % of
Mackubin & Marshalls addition. is asked to
satisfy number of liens against it.
Every man in the city of st. Paul interest
ed in or in sympathy with the movement for
tariff reform and the single tax, is requested
to be present at an informal meeting to be
| held at 70 East Seventh street next Friday
evening at e o'clock, Aug. 10. for the pur-
pose of reorganization and to elect delegates
to the single tax conference to be held in
New York City, Sept. l, 1890 Speakers will
be present.