St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-13
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The case of Caroline Lauer against the city
went to the jury last evening.
C. w. Youngman has sned w. S. Briggs to
recover $4,000 upon promissory note
! The chicken PIE supper and fair at the
First NJ. E. church was we'll patronized last
night
The Northwestern Track and Bridge asso-
citation held a meeting last night at the
union depot.
The cases of Corlies. Chapman & Drake
against John j. Lee ct al. were submitted to
Judge Kerr
The mechanics lien case of r. C. Libby &
Co. against Rose Krahmer was tried before
Judge Kerr.
Moses Il. Clapp has sued William F.. Pieper
and Ida c. Pieper to recover $27s. 93 upon a
promissory note
The Twelve Temptations will conclude
Its engagement at the Newmarket tomorrow
night and not tonight.
There was the usual absence of a quorum
of the park commission yesterday, aud no
business was transacted
Supt. Kiehle delivered lecture last even
ing before the students of the agricultural
school at ST. Anthony Park
The case of the Sterling Fire Insurance
company against Charles A Otto ct al was
argued and submitted in Judge Kerr's cour {
The Swedish-Americon Bank of Mime
apolis yesterday filed articles of increase of
capital stock Sl5o,O00 with the secretary of
state.
For the first three nights of next week, the
attraction at the Newmarket will be Corinne
in Monte Cristo Jr.; - the advance sale indi-
Gates good patronage.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the Swed-
1sh Evangelical Lutheran church of Preston
Lake. Renville county. Mimi
Prof. j. H. Randall, formerly editor of the
Chicago Express and at present we'll known
liberal and nationalist lecturer. will speak at
Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets Sunday evening.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ed s Bean have returned
from five weeks tour of the Pacific slope.
They tarried time in Tacoma. Seattle. Port
land and SAN Francisco. and made a five
days excursion by steamer from Portland to
San Francisco.
The wife of the late Eugene Fitch is not
satisfied with the provisions of his will, which
disposes of about 81, 00O worth of property,
and is contesting its probate. She alleges
that her husband was non compos mentis at
Vic tiihC VI SISItuS luc Will.
1t has been determined to provide for the
heavy travel on the Selby avenue cable line,
between the Broadway terminus and Dale
street, by putting on the necessary extra
trains between those points. These extra
cars will be designated by a green flag by
day and green lamp at night.
The Brotherhood of Steam Engineers will
hold public meeting in their hall, No. 70
n;rl,E
of the Northwestern Thomson-Houston com
pany. will deliver lecture on Modern
Electricity, beginning at $3.50 D. M
The Bible class for the study of the sun
day school lesson will meet as usual this
evening at o'clock in the rooms of the Y,
NJ. c. A. General Secretary Horton will con-
duet the class, and extends cordial invita-
ton to every one who would like to avail
him or herself of its privileges.
Sheriff II. NJ. Richardson. of Olmstead
county. yesterday conveyed to Saltwater
Charles Christian, convicted at Rochester of
the crime of rape and sentenced to five
years imprisonment. voucher for $3.50
expenses incurred on the journey was issued
TO the sheriff BY the state auditor.
Supt. Gilbert, Of the City schools, reported
yesterday that he had made careful investi-
CATION of the complaint made as to the con-
dtion of the ventilation of the Humboldt
school. and found that the trouble was caused
by break in the steam apparatus, which
affected the vent.lating fans The defect
was speedily remedied on the superintend-
ents orders.
julius Boedeeker and Mary Boedecker his
wife, have applied TO the district court for
permission to adopt John Jansen. boy
twelve years old. and that his name be
changed to Kafl Boedeeker The parents of
the child died at Tower in January last and
the child was placed in charge of the Chill.
dren' Aid society, from whence the petition
ers secured it.
The First Presbyterian church will witness
Che, ordination of three elders at the morning
service tomorrow. Their names are William
Burrows, William P. Jewett and David c.
Craig. At the same time these three and
John McColloch and William II. Tinker, who
have heretofore been ordained, will be in
stalled as elders of that church. The services
WiH be conducted by the pastor, Rev. r. A.
Carnahan. assisted by Rev. DR.. NeiIl.
Oscar II. Comfort has sued Mary Ellen
Ham and others to recover S16943 and have
attached their effects 1t is alleged that Ole
Christensen recovered judgment in the
municipal court against James ". Ham. An
appeal was taken to the supreme court by
Ham. and three defendants went on the ap-
peal bond. The appeal was not perfected
ana James Ham and Mary Ellen Ham have
left the state and are said to be living in
Utah.
President James Suydam, of the Y. NJ. C.
A., viii speak to the young men of the city
Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock in the gym
naslum OF the association. Secretaries Nc
Council and Ely. who are about taking their
leave as missionaries to the dark continent
will also say few parting words. Prof
George E. Mussey, assisted by male chorus
and orchestra, will conduct the music All
men, especially if strangers in the city, are
cordially invited.
szs.t L. Clancy,
The Hotel Ryan Furnisher. has an ex-