St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-28
THE NEWS pARaGRAPHED.


Hon. Martin Bergh, leading attorney Of
La Crosse, was at the capitol yesterday.
P. Van Vlessingen, auditor of Clay county.
called on Auditor Braden yesterday.
The cause of Ernest L. Welsh against DAN
lei ID. Merrill is being tried before Judge
Brill.
The cause of R. G. Mcdowell against Cas-
sius NJ. Upton was tried and submitted to the
jury.
Darius F. Reese is again at his desk in the
city attorneys Office after q severe attack of
la grippe.
The case of Carrie P. Taylor against Fl. H.
Kent is being tried before jury in Judge
Keilys court.
Martin Cans. convicted of larceny. was
yesterday sentenced to the state reformatory
by Judge Kerr.
Scarlet fever at 1905 Iglehart ten births
and two deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
Fl. S. Branham and c. A. Greenleaf, prom
inent business men of Litchfeld, called at
the capitol Yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued to George
Ritter and Victoria Agkoler, jeremiah
o'Brien ard Jennie mcdonnell.
A schedule filed by the Engel- Dreis com
pany, insolvent. shows liabilities amounting
to Ss.422.24; the assets are S3,s07.65.
Secretary Hart, of the board of corrections
and charities, went to saltwater yesterday Oh
business connected with the states prison.
Representative Henry Kres, of Wright
county, and Hon. Jared Benson. of Anoka,
were prominent callers at the capitol yester-
day.
In the cause of Gus Aim ct al. against
IL. g.
given permission to answer and the case con-
tinued.
In the case of R. c. jefferson ct al. against
Henry Wegmann and William Berlandi ct al.
Judge Brill rendered Judgment for the de-
PENDANTS
Secretary Sherin, of the National Educa-
tional association, returned from Winnebago
City yesterday where, he was called by the
death of an uncle.
The dairy department was busily engaged
in mailing the commissioners report for No
vember and December. which has just come
from the printer.
A verdict for SITS was rendered In Judge
Otis court i'll favor of Francis T. Van Arne
against John B. Baker. The controversy was
over personal properly.
Louis Peterson against the c. n. Nelson
Lumber company is the case now on trial in
the federal court. Pedersol seeks to recover
$500 for the loss of a foot
Yesterday the board of public works con-
frmed the assessments fo1s improving Law
ton street. grading Dooley and Ferdinand
streets and for sewer on Robbie street.
The cause OF George H Lane against Mary
Davis to determine the rights to SIS worth
OF personal property, covered by mortgages,
is being tried by jury in Judge Otis court
The Como Lake and Boulevard association
will meet at the chamber of commerce Oh
Thursday morning. Members of the city
council and park commission will be pres
ent
Peter Peterson recovered a verdict for
S4,5OO IN the federal court against the city
of Minneapolis. Peterson was injured by
stone falling from scoop while working in
a sewer.
The finance committee of the National Ed
ucational association will meet in the secre-
tary's Office in the Ryan hotel at IL o'clock
to-day. The bulletin committee will meet at
o'clock
Henry Gillen and Siebert Dahl waiter and
cook. respectively at the Pacific house, were
arrested by Detective Reichow last night on
suspicion of having stolen silver watch
from boarder at the place.
The cause of j. w. Greek against l.. c.
Holmberg was ordered to be transferred from
the jury to the court calendar. as it is for the
settlement of partnership accounts, and
therefore an equity proceeding.
The Divide Musin Concert company, which
was booked in the Star course for tonight,
has postponed its date to Tuesday, Feb. %.
The next entertainment viii be given by Max
ORell the French wit and Inguist, on
Feb. Is.
There will be talk on Egypt and the
Holy Lana preliminary to Miss Edwards
lecture by Mrs. NJ. W. Rindge Perkins, at the
rooms of the Womens Educational and In
dustrial Union, Il West Fourth street this
evening.
George A. KEGS had a gray mare stolen
from his a n, 344 Thirteenth street, Sunday
night. The animal was speekled, sway
backed, long head, bunch on one hind foot,
thin name, harness worn, weighs about loo
pounds and is ten years old.
Gov. Mellette, of South Dakota. viii h, Id