St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page 8.
1ERsE BUT NOT TRITE.


orders, is still in progress before Judge VIII
kin and jury.
Packed houses greet the "Chimes of Nor
mandy nightly at the Harris. The auVaEce
sale for to-day's matinee has been very large
The business meeting of the Central w. G.
II. L. will be held in the Temperance rooms,
20 East Seventh street, Thursday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock.
William Van Allen, who was shot by the
desperate. Frank Schatfer on Thursoay
night, is doing we'll at ST. Joseph's hospltal
and will recover.
Judge Burr whose duties as judge OF the
municipal court terminated Monday, is now
10 be found at his office, 49,, i'll the Drake
block, during business hours.
Elbridge Hauecy has commenced an action
against Ottilie Under and George Benz TO
recover Sl.u20, balance for rent OF store
building at 4s9 North Clark street,
In the case of NJ. II. Williams against >. ID.
Burns and A. G. Hickman as garnlshee,
Judge Brill fled an order yesterday denying
the motion TO discharge the garniShee
Once more E. A. Pettijohn, the auditor OF
Nicollet county. is the first of the AUDITORS 10
report his settlement. His May settlement
shows collections aggregating 44,3l3.4o-
In the case of Frank E. Creelman against
William Siorgren and others. Judge Bill
has sustained the demurrer or Swan ).
johnson and Edward {. Bearee TO the COM
plant
Rev. John Conway, of the Northwestern
Chronicle, said yesterday that there IS notn-
ing new i'll the controversy as to Archbishop
Ireland's address before the National Educa-
Honal association.
Cyrus T. Mcnamara has commenced an
action against Paul H. Gotzan TO recover
Sl6l.34, upon an agreement TO perform
labor 1t is asserted Gotham failed 10 give
him work as agreed.
The cause of r. NJ johnson, as admins
traitor of the estate of Charles j. Geldart,
against the Manitoba Railway company, 10
recover 50, GOO damages for the death OF Gel
dart, went to the jury last evening.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Howard c. Van Meter and Eta U:
Hollister. Edward Richard Trayer and
Amelia c. Wolterstorff, Charles L. Spencer
and Margaret s. Clough, John w. H1nkenS
and Emma Smith.
The sale of the real estate. under decree
of the court, by Sheriff Bean, in the ease OF
Peter Pfeifer against Laura A. Boyd ana
others, was confirmed by an order filed by
Judge Brill Yesterday. Peter Pfeifer bought
the property for So, 391.34.
W. Harry Norris, acting manager OF the
Harris thealer in the absence of Manager
Dean. is entertaining several friends from
St LOUIS his former home. The visitors are
Messrs. Charles WaIther and Arthur Scott. OF
St Louis. They will remain i'll ST. Paul
week
The cause of Stensgaard against the Real
Jury last evening. The counsel. in summing
up before the jury. INDUCED in lurld pyro-
technics and paid their respects to each
other and to some of the witnesses IN meta
phorical language that was interesting TO by
ISLANDERS.
John A Bartholomew, a druggist on La
fayette avenue, yesterday made an assign
ment 10 Thomas 4. Luddington for the bene-
fit of his creditors An attachment, issued
for the benefit of julius Kessler. was the
,I,o ,n,,f
fixed at s.. 300
The jury returned a verdict yesterday for
So, 900 in the cause of Barr against Stahl.
Barr wanted $4,000 as attorneys fees. The
evidence showed that an attorney named
Eller was also engaged in the same litigation
The jury divided the recovery, giving Barr
81. 200 and Eller 81, 800.
The annual meeting of the Union Stock
yards company was held yesterday. Direct
ors elected were a. B. Stickney, X d. Dun
lap A. Oppenheim, A. A. McKechn1e, Nj. ID.
Flower and Arnold kalman. Officers: Gen
NJ D. Flower, president; A. A. MeKechnie,
vice president: W. q. Denny, superintendent.
The stockholders of the Stickrey Ware
house company held their annual meeting
yesterday, when the following directors were
eected; A. B. stiekney' a a. 3 9ppenhe EN-
Arnold KGlman. The officers are c. w.
Benson, president; A B. Stickney, vice presi-
dent: &. Nichols, secretary and treasurer.
The retail grocery clerks held a long meet
ing last evening, at their hail, corner OF SeY-
enth and Broadway streets, completing ar
engagements Tor their second annual picnic,
TO be held at an early date. Clerks are large
ly attending the meetings, and an unusual
interest is taken by them to make this the
largest picnic ever held by the retail grocer
clerks.
In the supreme court yesterday the follow
ing cases were argued and submitted: North
western Cement and Concrete Pavement
Company, appellant, VS.. j.. Evans ct al,
respondents: Gunner Smith d Co., appel
lants. VS.. st. Paul & Duluth Railway Com
pany, respondents, and Henry Lamb appel
liant, VS.. W. Z. Shaw ct al. respondents
A demand was made yesterday upon ex-
City Treasurer NJ f. Lienau, Of South st.
Paul. for the return to the treasury of S1,O71,
alleged to have been paid illegally to Dale u
Baumgardner. contractors, for grading. 1t
was stated by friends of Mr.. Lienau that it
involved nothing more than all error in al
vancing money for work done without the
formal voucher
The superintendent reports that he has no
tickets for the high school commencement,
which occurs on the 18th Yesterday the
tickets were issued to the members Of the
board of education, and will be generally
distributed by them. These tickets will not
admit the holder to seat In the auditorium,
but they will be exchanged for coupon re-
served seats upon presentation at the PEG
pies church Saturday morning at O'Clock.
j. p. Schmitz made a complaint against a
Hebrew clothing dealer named S. Frank,
charging him with violation Of the Sunday
ordinance by keeping open Sunday. Frank
has store on Seventh street, and the com
plant alleged that the offense was committed
on May %. A motion by the attorney for
the defendant 10 dismiss on the ground of
the unspecific nature of the charge was over
ruled by Judge TWohy, and the case will be
heard this morning.
The report for May of the health depart
ment shows 131 deaths, 27S births and 1873
marriages. SiXty-fOur cases of contagious
disease were reported. of which fourteen
proved fatal, SIX from diphtheria three from
membraneous Group and five from scarlet
fever. six deaths were caused by accident
and two by suicide. The death rate per
1000 population is given as $40, low
figure.
The body of David R. Shannon, who sui
clded at his rooms on West Seventh street on
Sunday night. has been embalmed and is be-
ing kept al Dampiers morgue pending the
arrival of an answer from Mrs. Shannon,
who is III Baltimore, to the dispatches sent
her with reference to the disposition of the
body Shannon has married daughter i'll
st. Louis. who has also been teIegraphed OF
the affair.
Nine King, the keeper of the resort on
Pearl street. between Temperance and Can
ada, which was raided by the police Tues
day night, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday morning and fined Sl5O.
which she paid. Annie Alton and Nellie
Jones, inmates of the place, were fined $40
each. Two young men, giving their names
as Henry Ballard and Charles Ames, for
feited their SO bail, and George Griffin paid
a fine OF $50.
A street ear of the West St Paul line,
driven by man named Isaac Hynes, ran
over little daughter OF Peter Blees, resid
ing at 547 Wabasha street. yesterday after
noon. The accident occurred between Tenth
street and College avenue, where the child,
who is only little one eighteen months old,
was playing with other children. Hynes was
arrested by Detective Koran on charge OF
criminal carelessness, and his case Will come
up Friday The child is badly injured, and
its recovery Is not probable.
Black Straw Hats-Yacht Shapes.
This is the novelty for this year in
straws. SOC to $3.50. The Plymouth