St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-10
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS MUTATIONS.

NEWS MUTATIONS.
The secretary of state received in fees dur
ing the last month $3.50.
The amount of fees paid into the Office of
the insurance commissioner during the
month of September was 1924.
In the case of the Bank of Sank Center
against William E. Schultz Judge Kelly ren-
dered judgment i'll favor of the bank.
A special meeting Of the city council will
be held this evening, when an effort will be
made to settle the eight-hour question.
The case of Joseph Haider against Waller
Iadd ct al. to enforce mechanics lien was
decided in favor of Haider by Judge Kelly.
The Hendricks school matter, which was
to have come up before the board of public
works yesterday, has been postponed to
Nov. z.
The case of Addie L. Keen against McEl-
rath & Murphy to recover the value of 2,400
bounds of bntter at 80 cents per pound was
continued.
Henry Byhaffer, who sustained some in
juries in a fall from the roof of a Cook street
residence a couple of weeks ago, died at the
city hospital yesterday.
D. NJ. Finlayson & Co. have commenced an
action against Jules Larson and others to en-
force a mechanics lien for S4O7.3o on lots 3
and of Haas addition.
The grand jury has found thirty two in
dictments. The committees of the grand
Jury spent yesterday afternoon in visiting the
several public institutions.
Gen. Ord Post No. 20, G. A. R. will hold
regular meeting this evening at 1880, in
their hall opposite postofice There will be
muster and all comrades invited.
added a fourth evening in the week to the
night schools, owing to the increase in the
number of scholars. who now number 11S.
". d. Kirk. president of the Capital bank,
returned yesterday from an Iowa trip and
discovered that his house had been burglar
lied in his absence. The burglar escaped.
The loss has not yet been estimated.
The ST. Louis River Dales Improvement
Company against The C. n. Nelson LUMBER
Company still occupies the attention of
Judge Kerr. The court room was crowded
with lumbermen yesterday who are watching
the case with interest.
Jerry Murphy. William ]. Togue and Mike
Palmer were gathered in last night on
charges OF drunkenness. In each case the
appearances were against the gentlemen re-
1erred to- and the ten-day prophet will talk
10 them this morning.
Dr. Smiths Bible class will hold its first
session to night at z o'clock, in the lecture
room Of the Peoples church, to engage in
the critical study of the Scriptures The
English viii be, Methods of Bible Study"
All who care to come will be welcome.
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday with the secretary of state by the Bin
abik Mountain Iron company OF Duluth,
Mimi, with capital stock of s. O)0,U00
The incorporates are Leonidas Merritt, Z. H.
Han and John j, " heller, all of West Du-
luth.
The Northwestern Track and Bridge Asso-
citation meet this evening in the union
depot at 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Amos paper on
Construction OF Pile and Trestle Bridges"
read at the last meeting. will be discussed,
and the president. John Mcmillan. will read
Il paper on Proper Discipline of Track
men,
William A. Spear, a bright young butcher
of South st. Paul, has succeeded in gaining
the hand of Miss Julia Lienau,a lovely young
daughter of eX-Treasurer Marcus +. Lienau,
who is brother of Charlie Llenau, the promi
nent politician of the West Side They had
many valuable presents. and gave recep-
ton that has heretofore been unequalled In
South st. Paul
The United States circuit and district
courts will open the first terms ever held in
Duluth on Tuesday next. There will be
three causes out of the five pending in that
portion of the district ready Tor trial. These
three causes are: Michael Lynch against
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Mathew Delmore against The Northern Pa
cihc Railroad Company and Ellen d. Ohm
sted against Frederick Prentice
Assistant Attorney General Childs re-
TUNED from Duluth yesterday, where he has
been engaged on behalf of the state in an
action brought by W. s. Cleveland, who con-
tested the right of the state TO certain lands
under the swamp act. The land in dispute
is the north half of the northwest quarter of
section 8, township 60, range 8, and contains
very valuable minerals. No decision has yet
been rendered in the case, which has occu-
pied long time IN hearing.
The Pennsylvania Land company, with
capital stock of SloO.0 900, filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state yes
terday. The chief place of business will be
a: Duluth. The incorporates are: Thomas
L. Templeton, j. B. Henderson, Charles Cor
bet. Calvin Rogers Henry Truman, S. s. Hen
derson, j. t. Carroll, E. H. Clark William f.
Wanner, William Dickey, Matt W. Dickey,
ali of Brookville, Pa; John F. Craig. of New
Bethlehem, Pa, and Samuel F. Snively and
Charles P. Craig of Duluth, MINI.