St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
THE WEEKS WIND-UP.

THE WEEKS WIND-UP.
Frank Swartz yesterday paid S25 for as
saulting a woman named Lizzie Kann.
Col. James S. O'Bren, the saltwater lum-
Der man, called at the capitol yesterday.
The matter of condemning Minnehaha
street was submitted to Judge Brill yesterday.
Attorney General Clapp went to Fergus
Falls last evening to spend Sunday with his
family.
An order was made yesterday directing the
opening and extending street on the upper
levee,
Five candidates for admission to practice
law were examined before Judge Wilkin
yesterday.
Ellen M. Jensen has conveyed lot 4, block
80, Kittson's addition, to William II. Demer-
est Jr. for S15, 700.
1t cost Nick Miller S25 in the police court
yesterday for brutally cutting with whip a
child of P. G. Dries.
John Swenson was examined in the pro-
bate court yesterday and directed to be taken
to the Rochester insane asylum.
Timothy Reardon has commenced an ac-
ton against Smith & Davidson TO recover
S453 81 for materials furnished and work
done.
Henry Scheffer, the eighteen-year-old boy
who burglarized house on Ashland avenue,
was yesterday sentenced to thirty days in the
wo1khouse.
Rev. Mr.. Deter, of Chicago, has accepted
the call as pastor Of the English Evangelical
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer recently
organized in this city.
A telegram was received at the capitol yes
serday afternoon announcing that solid
Merriam delegation had been chosen by the
Dakota county Republicans at the conven-
ton.
A sick Bohemian named Varish was found
lying in a yard in the rear of Hores his
bakery. West end, yesterday afternoon and
removed to the city hospital in the central
patrol wagon.
The county assessors Office will be open
until 10 o'clock tomorrow evening for the
purpose Of receiving personal property state
ments Tomorrow is the last day for the
filing of statements.
Executive Clerk W. H. Angel deserted the
capitol yesterday afternoon, and, accom-
panied by number of friends, will spend
to-day at the lakes, some say in fishing, but
of course this is mistake.
Marine & thinner, cigar manufacturers at
&OJ ClDleV SLT66I, nave u1duS al dSSlBll
to Frank F. Price for the beneft of their
creditors. An affidavit is filed stating the
assets will not exceed $4,000.
The Northwestern Harvard club gave a
dinner last night at the rooms of the Mime
sofa club in honor Of Prof. Royce, who has
been conducting the examinations at Mime
apolis of candidates for Harvard.
Arlington Lodge No. 80, A. o. U. W., will
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candidates on Tuesday evening. All friends
of the lodge are invited. The hall is at the
corner of Burr and Case streets.
Rev. j. W. Lee, Of Atlanta, Ca, arrived in
the city yesterday and registered at the Hotel
Ryan. DR.. Lee will fill Rev. S. G. Smiths
pulpit at the Peoples church for five weeks.
Last year the two divines made foreign
rip together and are warm friends.
Laffard Vietsch and Charles and Louis
Adams have been held to the grand jury in
the sum of 81 500 each. They are the men
who entered the jewelry store of w. Edwards,
at 81 West Third street. several weeks ago.
A Hally, carpenter fifty-eight years of
age, was sunstruck on Friday evening about
o'clock, and died from the effects shortly
after reaching home. The funeral will take
place at IL o'clock this morning from the
family residence on Dale street.
The State Bank of Appleton was yesterday
authorized to do business. Its capital is
fixed at $4,000, and the directors are: G.
F. Ireland. w. V. Lathrop, l.. B. Tadsen, W.
Austin, s. Lindberg, E. Sorensou, and P.
Debuncy of Appleton, and W. j. Pinney,
Bert Winters, and F. H. Welcome, of Granite
Falls L. B. Tadsen will be the cashier.
ST. Marks Catholic church will give a pic
mic in Groveland park, at the end of the
Grand avenue electric line, July 4. The
military band from Fort Smelling will fur
nish the music. The amateur ball clubs of
the Twin Cities will play for prize, and the
other sports will include gun club tourna-
ment, boat races, acrobatic games etc., and
there will be a fireworks display in the even
ing.
A laborer named Hans Olsen was hurt yes.
terday while at work near Delanys packing
house. Flat cars loaded with dirt were abou
to be discharged by means Of large scraper
The cable which operated the scrapel
snapped and one end struck Olsen in the
chest with such force as to knock him off the
car. He was removed to his home, 29O
Richmond street, in the central patrol wagon
The jury failed to agree in the cause Of
Hodges and Hyde against Michael Scanlar
and the Bank of Lanesboro. The trial occu
pied several days. and was closely contested
on both Sides Lusk and Bum, of this city
and ]. W. Losey, Of La Crosse Wis, pre-
scented the plaintiffs side of the case Judge
Thomas Wilson, of Winona, represented the
defendant bank.
Rev. W. W. Dawley will give short adj
dress at an entertainment given by ST. Paul
Lodge No Sc, 1. o. G T., at Relief hall, 141
East Ninth street. Tuesday evening. CHALK
talk, piano and guitar music, plantation
melodies and recitations by wearers Of
Demorest gold medals, will also be furnished
The gross proceeds will be given to the Ne
braska prohibition amendment campaign.
Leon T. Chamberlain, as receiver OF
Michael J. O'Brien, an insolveDt, has com
menced an action against Stella S. O'Brien
and the Commercial National bank, asking
to be substituted in place of the above named
bank and to receive the benefits secured to II
in a mortgage made by Mrs. O'Brien to Her
man Scheffer and by him transferred to that
bank. In case this cannot be done the plain.
tiff wants judgment against Mrs. O'Brien fol
$3.50.