St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09
SAINT PAUL.
FACTS IN FLAKES.

The Globe Skating club WIFI hold a meet
Ing at the Union block Sunday evening.
Pingree 4 Smith have sued Joseph II. Hill
len 10 recover S5347o upon Il promissory
note.
81 Luke,s AID Society will meet on Friday
Afternoon with Mrs. Harry Smith, Gal Olive
street.
Conhain Bros. have sued j. C. Brandtberg
10 recover SloS fer merchandise sold, and
have garniShed funds in the hands OF John
carlson.
county Treasurer Nelson Friday paid out
$4,000. The sum was appropriated rs pro-
Vidsd by law. and distributed TO the credit of
various funds.
A. Shaw K CO. have sued jacob Bcrk-
son 10 received S730 for merchandise scld,
and have garnishe1 funds in the hands of
Samuel Rudawsky.
The state librarian yesterday received vol
nme IL. Federal Reporter 1913 Indiana Re
ports, four volumes Public Documents of
Massachusetts for 1888.
Hiram BacGuS. NJ l. Strong and Joseph
BacHIS have sued Byron c. Buell, Blanche
J.. Buell. and JohnE. Buell. to recover S219.7S
nlson q promiSsoFy note.
Ellen Manning has commenced an action
against ". s Henderson to recover posses
Mon Of 4 team OF horses on which she has i
rhattcl mortgage for $3.50.
Is. Presley X Co have sued Daniel IIanley
X Co. 10 recover Sll9.63 for merchandise
kold. and have attached their effects oil the
grounds 81 being non-residentS of the state.
The 81. Croix Lumber company has COM
menccd an action against John F. Benson
md others to enforce a mechanics lien for
so =. 10 on lot :. block ), in Franklin addi-
ten.
The North Star Boot aud Shoe company
has sued Joseph II. Hillen to recover
S349. s.. balance for merchandise sold, and
has garnished funds in the ST. Paul National
bank.
ID. NJ. Finlayscn X 60. have commenced an
action against Lawrence T.. IIighmark and
others to enforce Il mechanics lien for $3.50
on lot :. block -, Of Joseph Il. Weide's addi-
ton.
The statement that Il lamp exploded on
Thursday evening at the residence of Dan
Caskel 52S Harrison avenue. was Il mistake.
The lamp was knocked from a table and
broken i'll the fall.
A safe on the premises occupied as 4 sa-
loon by Thomas c Dowd. East Seventh, near
Wahasha street. WAS burglarized yesterday
morning and So distracted. The thieves
entered through a back window aud
escaped.
Fred Althep has commenced three actions
against Eve TarboN and others to enforce a
lneIhauicS lieu for $50 on third interest
ia lots IL, - aud Is. of block !, in Florence
addition.
The Single Tax club we'll meet at IL East
Fourth street Tuesday evening. A speech
by Thomas G. Schearnan. of New York. on
the results of indirect taxation, viii be read
n nd discussed.
State Auditor Braden, Deputy Auditor
Griswold and Col. Bobieter, state treasurer,
arc in Duluth. having been summoned as
witnesses in a mineral land case now before
the courts in that city.
The maSic emporium of r. c. Munger on
East Third streeE, narrowly escaped de-
struetion by ire early yesterday morning
Several pianos aui valuable oil paintings
were destroyed. The loss is placed at IS, 500
partly covered By Insurance.
The St Josephs T. A. Society will give
their first rally of the season on Thursday
evening in basement of st. JosePh's church.
Father Raleigh and j. F. Mcclure will de-
liver addresses. and n fine musical pro-
eramme will be presented.
over 100 French-Americans serenaded
McssrS. Olivier and Lavellee last evening
10th gentlemen were congratulated upon
their electiou-Mr. Olivier as judge of pro-
bate and Mr.. Larellee as county commits
sioner-and at the residence of each gentle
men an enjoyable time was spent.
David Murff was fined s. yesterday in the
muhicipsl court for an assault upon Otto
Arnold, coachman. John Fritzer and
Charles Scott had n personal encounter in
which The latter had the best of it. Fritzer's
charge of assault was dismissed. There
were 10 cases of importance before the
fouTI.
Roger Val! will deliver an address at Gre
hon hall this afternoon at j o'clock under
The auspices OF the Crusaders society. The
subject of Mr.. Walls address will be "Perse-
cuted Astronomers" A choice literary and
musical programme will be rendered at The
kamc time. No charge for admission will be
made. The pubic is cordially invited.
AT the Grand opera house this morning,
Rev ". 5. Vail will preach before the Uni
Sersaiist congregation on "The Wisconsin
Priest and the Public School" Solos will be
sung by Oscar Lienaa, Miss jessie Brock and
Mrs. Lyman F. Brown, of New York, who
viii render the beautiful melody, Il Hear
Thee Speak of the Better Land All seats
free, and all are welcome. Services at IL
q. N.