St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.


The South st. Paul city council last even
ing again failed to obtain quorum.
Thomas j. Clancy has sued ". p. Burke to
recover $50 upon promissoTy notes.
John O. Nord, auditor of Chisago county.
called upon the state auditor yesterday.
Thomas Conroy Yesterday received his ap-
poin,ment as deputy sheriff under Sheriff
Bean.
The remains of Frank Erling, who was
Killed Or the railway last Tuesday, have been
taken to Appleton, Wis.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
ffty-ffth social party this evening at Library
hall, Third and Wabasha streets, Iugersoll
block
William II. Burns and Willis r. Shaw have
commenced an action with attachment
Sgainst Cart j. Carlson, to recover S3y4. tsy
for merchandise sold.
Lafayette Frenck, n. Kingsley, John Gil
bertson, f. a. Dalager, Joseph Keenan, and
j. j. Furlong. all of Austin, were q party of
capitol callers yesterday.
Judge NJ. r. TYLER is mentioned as a can
didate ''in the hands of his friends for the
vacancy on the Ramsey county bench caused
by the death of Judge Simons.
Andrew T. Ovam has sued Mathew SuD-
disc, and has garnished funds in the hauds
of the Eastern Minnesota Railway company.
Gen. Ord Post No. 90. G A. R., will hold
regular meeting thls evening in their nall
opposite the postoffice. 1here will muster
a good attendance is expected and desired
Edward McFaui, whose opitnn-eatfng pro-
cliyities have been thoroughly AIRED i'll the
local newspapers, has been arrested and
sentenced to the workhouse i'll Minneapolis
for theft.
Mrs. Martin Geld an aged lady residing
on Spruce street, was knocked down By a
buggy while crossing Seventh street at Pine
street. Beyond q severe shaking there seemed
to have been no injury.
The next dinner of the Twilight club will
be held at the Hotel Ryan, ST. Paul. Satur-
day evening Nov. 10. 1890. at $3.50. Am
brose 1ighc will preside. The subject for
the after dinner discussion will be THE
Contemporary Stage
Tw6 men, named James Williams and
Murdoch Bates, who were ordered to leave
OF. Paul month ago, being suspected by the
police, were arrested Tuesday for the rob-
berry of three houses at West Superior. The
men are said To be professional cracksmen.
Aiyron f. Lyons, druggist at 7O7 East
Third street, has made ali assignment for the
benefit of his creditors 10 George NJ. Gage.
The reason given for the assignment is in
debtedness to divers persons losses and mis-
fortune, and inability to pay Indebtedness III
full.
Lida L. Owens and Johanna W. Hicks
have commenced an action against Marie
Krause and John Krause. to annu) a contract
for the sale of lot 6. block Z of Oliyiers addi
ton to West St. Paul. The lot was sold for
$1,000 upon payments. The Krause's have
failed to make payments according to con-
tract hence this suit.
A house near the corner of John and
Seventh streets. conducted by damsel
named Lille Farmer and a man who calls
himself her husband. was raided By the notice
last night, and the male attache as well as
four girls Jennie Miller. Bessie Clarke. Car
rie Brown and Flo Carney. were lodged in
jail at the central station. The raid was con-
Quoted by Capt. Cook. The Clarke girl cried
violently when locked up and is evidently q
novice. The others are old timers and VIII
hand ont the city's blackmail this morninA
without cayiling- Bessie Clarke NAV be sem
TO the Good Shepherd in an effort TO reform
her