St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

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Henry Henly has commenced OH action
again Emil Johnson and Agathe johnson to
recover $500 on promissory note An at
tachment on the ground of non residence
was made on the property OF the Johnsons.
The Consolidated Roller Mill Company OF
Illinois has commenced an action in the
United States circuit court against Frank Ar
nold of Sank Rapids, for infringement of a
patent on a Touring mill roller process ma
chine
An interesting dramatic event in the ann
ateur way will be the presentation by the
Rice Street Dramatic club of the well known
society play school for Scandal" The piece
isnow being rehearsed, and will be presented
early in June. 8
San electric light wire sagged and crossed
apolice patrol wire on the West side last
evening, sending current into the operating
room at police headquarters, which burned
out one of the relays and did damage to the
amount of about SO.
Miss Addie Kelly, a young lady who is WIS.,
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Donough. on Smith
avenue, was thrown from horse she was
riding on the high bridge yesterday morning,
and rendered unconscious. She was focnd
to be not seriously injured.
Charles D. Evarts and Miss Leila Thompson,
both of st. Paul, were married yesterday
morning at the residence of Mrs. Thompson,
on Eaton avenue, West st. Paul, by Rev. Nc
Laren. Mr., and Mrs. Evarts left last evening
for Chicago, and will be absent about two
weeks.
Fire in the shanty of Mrs. Shane, on West
minister street, gave the department a run at
1890 last evening. AS Mrs Shane is in the
workhouse. and this is the third time the
shanty has been ablaze, there is suspicion
that the neighborhood is DESTROYS of Kidding
itself of the shanty.
Alice Barras has commenced an action for
divorce from George Barras. They were mar
ried at Winnipeg in 1888. The wife is twen-
tyelght and the husband thirty-five years
old. The causes of divorce are alleged to be
desertion, drunkenness for the past six
years and lack of support.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor of st. Croix
applied at police headquarters yesterday for
any information that could be given as to the
whereabouts of their son, q ten-year-old boy,
who ran away from home ten days ago and
was said to have been seen here selling news
papers, The police know nothing of the lad.
Marriages licenses were issued yesterday to
Oberg and Emma Movdha. Frank Grum and
Rosie Forchie Frederick G. Frank and Ber-
tina A. E. Gantz, John Hochmuth and Sophia
Hahn s. A Zickert and Cecilia Schaeffer,
John Bombach Jr. and Bertha Schumacher.
Peter C. Howard. an employe of the Great
Northern road at Duluth, passed through
ST. Paul yesterday en- route to Chicago, where
he goes 10 attend the funeral of his brother.
n A u x-l,<1 fI1n nod xro
! ing coal gas in his room at the Commercial
hotel in that city Thursday night.
Ida Streihoff, the seventeen year-old girl
who eloped last week with a colored barber
named John L. Adams, of Minneapolis, re-
turned to St. Paul with her husband yester-
day. Mrs. Streihoff, the girls mother, has
become reconciled to the marriage, and will
go to Omaha TO reside with her dusky son-in-
law.
The police have been on the look out for
abe man who attempted to rob Manager
Dean of the receipts of the house Wednes-
day night. No man answering the descrip-
ton given has been seen about the city since,
| however, and it is believed that the man
| left town at once on the failure of his bluff
! to work.
An interesting event of this evening will be
IL ~ v. ".
Street Baptist chapel on the subject of prac-
teal Christianity The address will be il
| Illustrated with maps of the missionary field
now being operated in locally and speeches
will be by representatives of the various mis-
| sion interests in the city.
South Wabasha street residents are con-
| graduating themselves over the issuance of
the order for widening of the Wabasha street
bridge in conformity with the rest Of the
structure. There is further reason for con-
graduation in that the electric cars are to run
across the bridge, which factis Immediately
responsible for the order.
The Italians of the Sixth ward are terribly
aroused over the death of the man. Carpo.
who was killed by the Murrays in O fight
recently At meeting of the Italians of the
district, held last evening at the house Old
the flats occupied by Anton Circeggio, it was
decided to supply all the money necessary
to secure the conviction of the men.
J The Twilight Climb meeting, which was to
| have been held last evening at the Ryan
| hotel, did not occur, owing to the disagree
able weather prevailing. The meeting was
called as the final one of the SERIES and the
| ladies hao been invited to grace the occasion
| by their presence. No further meetings will
| occur until next season.
| Margaret Stolby, an old women residing
alone in Connemara cabin, is acquiring a
wide reputation as healer of blood diseases.
| The old lady looks like the sixteenth century
| idea of witch, and brews her decoctions
| from herbs in large iron cauldron, which,
| with the punches of grass and leaves lining
the walls and roof of the cabin, constitutes
| her stock in trade.
Sinai Michaud and Louis Michaud have
commenced two actions against John Fred
| Eisenmenger to annual contract to sell five
| acres of LAND and to recover money advanced
| on the purchase price. 1t is claimed that the
land was misrepresentedi in quantity and title.
| Adolph Michaud and Charles Michaud have
| brought similar action against the same
| person similar action was brought by
! Charles and Achille Michau1 against the
same party.
Bishop Gilbert has accepted the invitation
of the senior class of Baldwin seminary to
| deliver it's baccalaureate sermon on the even
| ing of June g. Rev. Mr.. Andrews has
kindly offered the use of Christ church fol-
the occasion. Attractive music will be rem
| dered bv the surpliced choir. The graduates
| are as follows: Viva Conver. Alice Hum
phrey. Annie Shaw, Addie Mathes, Mary
| Moffett Henry Yoerg.
The divorce action brought by Katherine
Norton against George Norton was tried yes
terday before Judge Kelly. The cause for
| divorce was alleged adultery. 1t seemed that
| Mrs. Norton's attorney relied on the admis-
sions of the husband to prove the adulterous
| intercourse with q woman other than his
| wife. Judge Kelly said that a divorce could
| not be granted on the admission of either
Marty as to such offense and filed an order
| dismissing the case without prejudice as
sufficient proof had not been adduced.
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