St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

The deputy clerk of the supreme court is
down with the grip.
The Springer eiectment case is still on trial
before Judge Kelly,
Senator Burkhardt. of Wabasha, called at
the capitol yesterday.
The board of audit of the State Fair as
ISOLATION will report Monday.
Ellen Carlson was examined in the probate
and committed upon plea of insanity.
The annual meeting of the State Historical
society will he held Monday evening at the
capitol.
The annual meeting of the State Historical
society will occur at the capitol to morroW
evening.
Carlos Cory had an examination upon
charge of insanity before Judge Morrison
yesterday.
The Catholic Benevolent association will
give an annual banquet and ball at the
Windsor early in February.
A slight blaze at the residence of John
Kriess, Oakdale street. near Newton, West
st. Paul. caused damage of 500.
The case OF Graham against the Burling-
ton Cedar Rapids d Northern Railway CON-
pany is still On trial before Judge Shiras.
Articles incorporating the Minne-souri
Angling club of Minneapolis, were filed yes
tCludN L ne CdfltHl II ildCSC at Sip,OCVs
La grippe is prevalent to a large degree in
La Crosse, Wis. About 5000 persons are
said TO have been thus far in the clutches of
Influenza.
James Tomlinson slipped while attempting
10 board a short line train yesterday, and
broke his leg. He was taken home in the
patrolwagon.
The death occurred yesterday morning at
Minneapolis of r. C. Brown. auditor of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railway, at the age
of fifty-fiye years.
In the case of Peterson against the North
ern Pacific railroad, tried before Judge Mel
son in the federal court, the jury rendered
verdict for the defendant.
The members Of the state board of medical
examiners. Drs. Wedge, of Albert Lea Wood,
of FaFibault, and Sweeny, met at the capitol
yesterday, but did nothing.
Prof Coleman, the Misses Dye and others
viii assist in the song service to be given at
the rooms of the Gospel Temperan &c union,
40 Eas; Seventh street, to-day at 3 p. m.
portion OF the scaffolding being used in
the construction of the new union depot
sheds fell yesterday afternoon, injuring one
of the worbmen and narrowly missing one of
the others
Marriage licenses were issued to George H.
Miller and Emma NJ. Wescott. c. August
Thomas and Mary Osterburg. Magnus Bue-
low and Annie Kunze, Morris Neaiy and
Annie Deem.
meetingof law students will be held on
Tuesday evening in Judge Cory's court room,
10 organize a formal association. On the
same evening c.. D. O'Brien will begin his
series Of lectures.
The official meeting of the St Paul Driving
40 hn1 of ha fSs
Tuesday Jan. II. at 2 80 p. m, for the pur-
pose OF electing directors and officers for the
ensuing year. q. H. Simon, Secretary.
The ease of N iels stat against the Mime
apolis Furniture company is on trial before a
jury in the federal court, Judge Nelson pre-
siding. The action is to recover Sl0,O00
damages occasioned by Stat falling through
4 hatchway while in the employ of the far
niture company.
Alfred Pearson, the recently elected mayor
of Winnipeg, passed through ST. Paul yester-
day on his way homo from New York. Be-
ing approached on the matter of annexation
of Canada TO the states, he laughed at the
absurlity of such an idea but said he ia
Yored closer trade relations.
j. +. Wulff, of the Wulff Manufacturing
company. OF Chicago, is in the city calling on
the plumbers He is as handsome as ever
and attracts the usual amount of attention
bestowed upon handsome men. He is a
hustler for business, however, and his com
petitors have to keep their eyes open.
The series of five concerts to be given at
Cretin hall. corner of Fort and West seventh
streets, will commence on the 23d of Janu-
AIRY, instead of the 10th as heretofore an
nounced. on account of some of the partici-
pants being i'll from the prevailing la grippe.
From the numbers selected. the series will
be no doubt q very enjoyable one.
The banquet to be given by the leading
Catholics of this section of the country in
honor of Bishop Stanley will take place at
the Windsor on either Wednesday or Thurs
day next. The exact date has not yet been
announced. 1t is thought the bishop health
viii be restored within a day or two, this
being the cause of the postponement from
last week.
Chief / ngineer Waterous, of the South St.
Paul Fire department, returned yesterday
from trip to the Brantford, Ont. branch of
the Waterous Steam Fire Engine works. He
was pleased TO find his South Park (South St.
Paul. concern busy at manufacturing. and
says he was right royalty received at Buffalo
\. Y, and other Eastern cities.
In the case of Robert P. Lewis against
Michael Hogan. Judge Otis has decided that
Lewis is entitled to possession of the zeal es-
tate sued for. aud $50 damages besides costs.
Charles j. Berryhill and Charles Dawson
have brought an action against II. Wells Bo.
CART to enfore specific performance of con-
tract. by compelling Bogart TO accept deed
for real estate soldby plaintiffs.
The Myrtle Leaf Club which has been
holding its dances at the hall corner of
Margaret and Forest streets. and well known
ill social gaiety for the past two years has
made arrangements with Manager Senker, of
g. A. r. hail, $50 East Seventh street, where
the next social viii be held Friday evening,
Jan. "a, to which all their friends and pat
ronsare respectfully invited to attend.
A. Boyer, who has retired from the firm of
Il. Presley E& Co.. was on Thursday night
made the recipient of a handsome gold
headed ebony stick from the employees of the
firm, Messrs. Frank Girard, C. B. Mcbride,
Joseph Mossbrugger. Thomas Buell. and Fritz
Graupen. Mr.. Girard made the speech, and
fitting response followed, after which came
cigars and a supper. There were also present
Messrs. a. school, Edward Tubbesing, Philip
Claus. 4. Wickersheim, and several ladies.
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