St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-13
CITY CHIPS.
Scarlet fever is at 72s Fauquier street.

| The committee on claims of the city coun-
| Gil will meet tomorrow afternoon.
| Otto K. Lauer has attached the effects OF
| George H. Hammer to satisfy claim OF
$592 33.
| Tom Ward, a suspicious character from
Minneapolis, was locked up at the central
station last evening
| The Hatch & Essendrup company has com.
menced an action against Richard Powers to
| recover S7S0.8S for merchandise sold.
| Officer Sam Gerber last night arrested
ames Kelly, well-known thief, who has
been lounging about the city for several
| days.
| In the matter of the assignment Of Julius
| Abel Judge Brill has deuied the petition to
| allow creditors to receive the assets withOu
! filing releases.
| In the case of Uriah Branch against Mary
! Branch to declare a deed void Judge Kelly
| decided in favor of Mary Branch and dis
| missed the action.
| G. j. Brown. who was drunk and chasin {
a lot OF Arabs along Seventh street last
evening. was arrested for diso-derly condu G.
| by Officer Gerber.
A transcript of the record in the settled
case of j. V. Farwe1l & Co. against The St
| Paul Trust company has been filed prepara
| tory to an appeal to the supreme court.
The New England NJ ortgage Security com
| pany has commenced an action against
| Cyrus B. Wiseman and Addie l.. Wiseman tc
| recover S726.25 on a promissory note.
A meeting of the committee on s streets ha.
been called for Monday evening, when the
Fifth ward nuisance and the vacation o.
! streets to the Milwaukee road will come VI
! for consideration.
| In the matter of the appeal of Albert
Lammens from the order Of the proba tt
| court disailowing claim against the estate
| of Thomas Brennan, deceased Judge OH
| sustained the demurrer to the complaint
| Supt j. L.. Noyes. of the Faribault institute
| for the deaf, will conduct meeting at 7C
| East Seventh street at 1890 a. m. Every
body, and especially the teachers, are cor
daily invited to witness the deaf mute S
| performance.
George R. Frey, the druggist who assigne {
| his property to Mitseh, has fled schedule
showing his assets to be S1,4S1.51 and liza
bilities 50. 1885, So. Tine principal creditor
are: J. L. Gillespie, $500; DR.. R. Frey,
$500; Noyes Bros d Cutler, S263.65.
The pulpit orators of St. Paul will to-day
sprinkle their utteranees with educationa
| notes and expatiate on suggestions received
in the council of the national educators. Al
| will agree that the general results were TO
| the improvement of refinement and the gen
eral tone Of society.
George w. Nash. who drove the vehicle
| which injured Officer James Haney at thu
fair grounds on Friday afternoon, denies
that he was driving at great rate of speed
| when the officer was hurt. He says Haney il
Al fhA xnIfn
| man exonerated him.
! Rody Christensen, a cowboy from Mon
| tana, was enticed by j. D. Shannon anG
| Herman Smith into a house on Fifth street,
| last evening, and rob he'd of $50. Christian
son reported the matter to the police, and
| officers Miller and Perro arrested the two
men. Shannon is a railway news agent.
In the case of Burns & Shaw against
Douglass Fl. Tandy and others, Judge Oti'
has filed an order giving judgment in favo
oil Burns & Shaw for S4S6.69, and determin
| ing the order of the liens of other parties
| The real estate of Charles L. Carmen is di
rected to be sold to satisfy the claims
| against it.
In the case of James j. Hill against Ths
| Supervisors of the Towns of White Bear ant
| Mounds View, Judge Otis has filed a de
$4,000. The claim of Hill was that his dam
age was from $50 900 to $5O,OO0. The towr
| claimed that he was only entitled to nomina
damages.
| In the case of Charles A. Benedict against
the supervisors of the towns of White Bear
and Mounds View for appealing from dam
ages awarded for laying out road, Judge
| Otis has filed a decision recfting that Bene
/ dict is entitled to no actual damages; they
| are therefore reduced to and fixed at the sun
| of six cents.
| A stipulation was filed in the Prentice case
| Yesterday, in which it was agreed that what
| ever title was taken to the lands in question
/! by Kelly, Cash and Gilman is vested in the
| several defendants in the litigation. Judge
| Miller stated that he would render a decision
| in the case Monday.
C.E. Keller Co. have commenced an az
| ton against Ole A Carl son. Charles r
| Bloomquist and others TO enforce a mechan
| les lien for S173.20. Judgment for tha
| am cunt is asked for against Bloomquist, and
| to subject Carlson's lot4 of block 8 in Deans
| subdivision of Smith &. Lofts outlots to pay.
| ment Of the lien.
Clara L. Schultz, as trustee for George P,
| Herbert c., William A., and Clara W. Pea
| body, has commenced an action against Ed
| s. Bean as sheriff and Gromes 4 Ulrich, to
| recover So, 900 damages for taking possession
| Of building at 1874 East Third street. and
| carrying away the counters aud fixtures on 9
| writ of attachment.
The county committee on printing met
| yesterday and completed the tabulation of
| bids for county printing and for furnishing
| stationery for one year. The committee de-
| cided to recommend to the board of county
| commissioners the letting Of the printing
| contract to James Fl. Burns, and that for
| stationary to T. E. Cavtey.
| William Clarke and Thomas Ryan were
| arrested last night on charge of stealing
| three gold and silver watch from Harrison's
! store at 460 East Seventh stIeet. Clarke is
| an old time thief and was arrested last win
| ter for snatching a lady's watch on Sixth
| street. In the chase after him the watch
was thrown away and never recovered.
| This morning the Delicatassen on Robert
| street becomes union restaurant, dispensing
| with its colored crew and putting in fifteen
| union walters Officers and members of the
walters union feel jubilant over the success
| which the organization has met since its in
| corporation. Only few unimportant places
| now employ other than union walters.
| In the case of the state OF Minnesota against
| The Edwards & Houlton Lumber company
| to recover for pine timber cut on state lands
| Judge Kelly filed decree in favor of the
| state for S315.04, with interest 1t is held
| that the lumber company did not use due
| diligence in ascertaining the true owner OF
| the logs before purchasing, and are liable foI
| their value.
! A neat set of antique oak Drug Fix
lures and complete stock for sale at a
bargain. Apply Geo. j. Mitsch, AS
signee.