St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-19
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EDWARD SCOlL SOIu Il IuOlOuShDASN NNo
yesterday for the handsome sum of 81 900.
Tickets for the benefit of Charlie Beech at
the Newmarket June 26 are going off rap
idly.
crazy social will be held this evening by
the Epworth league at the Epworth Meth
odist church.
w. A. Donahower and A. L. Sackett, of ST.
Peter, were in the city yesterday the guests
of Marshal Donahower.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Harry Harris and Sarah Orenstein, Nels
Bengtson and Hannah Hakanson.
Adjt, Gen. Mullen yesterday issued COM
mission to Harry Bulls as second lieutenant
of Company F, Mankato, Second infantry.
The Northern Mortgage and Investment
company, of Duluth, yesterday filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF state
Wendell L. Sumner, of Essex county, New
York, and Mary Harkins, of the same state,
were quietly married in this city last even
ing.
Seymore Howe was discharged by United
States Commissioner McCafferty at the hear
ing Yesterday on a charge of selling liquor to
Indians
No trouble is being experienced by the po-
lice i'll the strike among laborers working Tor
Contractor H. c. Huebner who is grading
Rice street.
H.. P Ward, of West Fourth street.
dropped dead at his home on Friday night:
Hemorrhage of the brain was the cause OF
his terribly sudden death.
Supt. Bartlett, OF the ST. Peter hospital for
the insane, was in the city yesterday, ell
route home from the national convention OF
sunerintendents at Niagara.
The action brought by the Michigan Ex-
change hotel against o. F. Sherwood ct al.
10 recover on promissory note.is being tired
before a jury in Judge Kerr's court.
s'Evangeline," with George K. Fortescue
as Catherine and James S. Maffit as the lone
fisherman will be on the boards at the New
market Sunday and Monday evenings.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church will give lawn ice cream
social on the church lawn this Thursday
eve. They cordially invite their friends.
The North st. Paul motor ran off the track
Tuesday evening three miles the other SIDE
of the East Seventh street power house, ne
cessitating passengers footing it to the city.
The Meriden Fire Insurance company, OF
Meriden. Conn, was yesterday certified by
Insurance Commissioner Bailey to do bust
ness III this state. The paid up capital OF the
company is 100000.
S. L. Moore, recently convicted of uttering
forged directory orders, was sentenced by
Judge Wilkin yesterday to three years i'll the
penitentary He is forty-four years old, and
has dependent family.
"Olivette" which is the hit of the season,
will be produced at the Harris this afternoon.
All persons attending the Saturday matinee
will be given a chance on Comedian "Rube.
the white pig which was the hit of 'Nanon"
last week.
The action of Alice Balfour against the
Bankers Life association to recover on an in
surance policy issued OH her late husband
life is being tried before Judge Kelly and
Jury The association claims that the policy
had lapsed.
The managers of the st. Cloud reformatory
held a meeting yesterday at the office of Cor
don e. Cole. The question of whether the
the United States courts could send prisoners
20 the reformatory was discussed, and the
matter ultimately referred to the attorney
general.
The directors of the Barnard school for
boys have been reelected. They are: Gen.
]. W. Bishop. E. w. Winter, r. NJ. Newport,
Henry A. Boardman, j. L. Forepaugh, Will
lam M Bushnell, W. D. Kirk. Officers; E.
W. Winter, president; j. w. Bishop, vice
president; W. D. Kirk, secretary and treas
nrer.
The cause of David H. McCloud, as father
Of Lillian McCloud, a minor, against the
Babcock Drake Transfer company and John
Matheis is being tried before Judge Brill.
The action is one to recover damages for the
injury to the girl by pile of goods railing
Oh her while passing the store OF the de-
PENDANTS.
Charles johnson and others have brought
al action against Clara l.. Shute and others
to establish a mechanics lien for S645.9o
upon property left to Mrs. Shute by the will
of her former husband Charles 2. Peabody.
The heirs of Charles P. Peabody have an in
terest in the property, which it is desired
shall be made subsequent charges on it.
Three Cinnamon visited the capitol yester
day in behalf of one Wing Thong, former
resident of this city, but who is at present
quarantined at San Francisco. Wing Thong
returned to China to visit friends, and now is
not allowed to land on the American shore.
1t is alleged that he has taken out his first
papers, and his countrymen were at the
capitol searching the records.
J. R. Matlack Jr., representing Riehl Bros,
of Philadelphia. is in the city to inspect the
testing ulutIlHG uSeQ III TIC OllCG VI H. u.
Sloan, United States steam vessel inspector,
with view of replacing it with one of i'm
proved design. The present machine was
furnished the government by that company
fifteen years ago Mr.. Matlack says that
when compared with the improved tester, il
would make fit exhibit for the m .thsonian
institute
Judge Kelly yesterday gave a well-dressed
rO11Do ma q ripcn Of odvica that should have
amore general range. The court room was
well filed with lawyers, jurors and spectators
when the aforesaid young man entered and
walked within the bar rail, where he stood
about minute. The judge caught his eye
and remarked in a tone of voice that al
heard. Court is i'll session, sir. VIII you
take off your hat?' 1t only took one second
to dof the hat and drop into a seat.
On Friday afternoon the congregation Of
the House of Hope church will have an out
ing at Fort Smelling, as the guests of Col
Mason, the commandant of the fort. A
special train will leave the union depot at ]
o'clock, stopping at the Chestnut street depot
to take all members of the congregation anC
Sunday school. The picnic party will gather
on the drill grounds above the fort where
lunch will be served. They will witness {
dress parade at 80, and at 1880 the specia
train will return to st. Paul.
well attended meeting of the members o.
the Wage Farmers Cooperative Home asso
citation was held last night at Labor hall
70 East seventh street. under the presidenc!
of II. P. Hail. The matters placed before thu
meeting were the amendment of the bylaws
relating to the interest to be paid the stock
holders, also the reduction of fines for non
payment OF dues. The object of the associa
ton, which was incorporated year ago
is a very worthy one, viz: Enabling mel
earning their small wage, to purchase thei
own homes by means OF small weekly pay
ments. Up to date 1872 lots have been pur
chased by the society for its members.