St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-25
A MONDAY MELANGE.

Work on the Midway sewer system was
completed yesterday.
Mrs. j. f. Prudhomme, Of Winnipeg, is in
the city, and stopping aG the Ryan.
w. c. Doherty, contractor for the Phalen
creek sewer. began laying masonry yesterday.
Walter Patton, of Chicago, well-known
hog seller. has located at the South st. Paul
yards.
The case of Peter Nelson against Gust Oh
sen was given to the jury in Judge Ous court
last evening.
Miss Rosie Streng, of Pittsburg, Pa, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. T. j. Pearce, of $50
Cherry street.
D. j. o Connell of Owatonna, editor of the
Steele County Democrat was at South st.
Paul yesterday.
The Olympic had q crowded house last
evening, and the large and diversified bill
was greatly enjoyed.
The coroner's jury in the 1meson case. at
South st. Paul, was sworn yesterday, and ad-
journed until this morning.
Judge W1lkin has granted a new trial in
the Case of Ellef 7. Severson against Peter p.
Nockin and Lewis E. Nelson.
The mechanics lien case of The st. Paul
Labor Exchange against F. j. Eden ct al. is
still pending before Judge Kerr.
c. w. Faber-The officers of (which you in
quire are elected every two years. The
GLOBE knows of no such book.
The committee appointed to examine can
didates for admission to the bar will not meet
today as announced, but on Wednesday,
Dec 8.
The adjourned meeting Of the state board
of charities aud corrections will meet to-
morrow at 2 o'clock in the governors room
at the capitol.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading Simpson
avenue to Keough & Donnely at Sl,l0O
Estimate, $l,l5
S. Stearns Crooks has sued Alma E. Crom-
well and Alfred henzel Cough to quiet title
to lots 1 and >, block II of L. Amb's ad-
dition to West ST. Paul.
State Auditor Braden is confined to his
room by an attack of asthma, but it is hoped
that the popular state official will be fully
recovered in few days.
Edward Golden was arrested last night by
Detective Koran, charged with vagrancy and
larceny. Golden was in possession of coat
which is thought to be stolen property.
Cah-he-dan was yesterday held by the
United States commissioner of Detroit to
answer an Indictment found by the federal
grand jury for selling liquors to Indians
In the case of Fred W. Studley, admins
traitor of the estate Of Mary Kneasey, de-
ceased, against the st. Paul & Duluth Rail-
road company, Judge Wilkin has refused
new trial.
In the case of Arthur, Warren and Abbott
ct al. against the Bailey Manufacturing CON-
pany and others, Judge Brill has appointed
Frank A Seymour as receiver of the Bailey
Manufacturing company.
Among the capitol callers yesterday were
Senators Day and Peterson, Prof j. L. Moves.
superintendent of the deaf asylum; Hon. r.
A. Mott, member of the board of detectives,
and DR.. l.. B. Sperry of Minneapolis.
Ole Oleson has made a hit, and was pre-
sented to another crowded house last night
special Thanksgiving matinee will be
given at the Grand on Thursday, with regu-
lar matinees on Wednesday and Saturday,
Charles Primeau the man who engaged IN
q desperate cutting affray and dangerously
wounded man named John Smith early
Sunday morning, is still at large. The police
! are confident of capturing Primeau to-day.
Mrs. Matilda Lane wife of DR.. Leslie Lane,
of Minneapolis, and sister of Mrs. r. W.
Ransom, of this city, died at the residence of
her father. Judge Lafayette Emmett, at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, on Sunday, the 23d inst.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Edgerton went to Minneapolis yesterday
afternoon to be present at the hearing before
| United States Commissioner Odell of A.
| Gardner On the charge of interference with
| the mails
Mrs. Joseph Singer, who, according to her
own statement, accidentally shot her hus-
| band week ago at their residence on St. Pc.
| ter street, will be arraigned on a charge of
| assault with attempt to kill. The complaint
| was fled yesterday in the police court.
| The board of fire commissioners held
! meeting last night and got through with a
| good deal of routine. The pay roll, amount
| ing to 1871. was allowed. 1t was decided
to put in fire alarm box at the corner of
| Colorado and South Wabasha streets.
The resolutions drawn up by the commit
tee of the state bar association upon the
death of Hon. Gordon E. Cole win be read
I to-day before the honorable judges of the su-
preme court at 2 o'clock. c. c.. Wilson will
| deliver the address and read the resolutions.
An entertainment will be given at Garfield
hall, on East Seventh street, Friday evening,
Nov. %. by the Young Peoples Society of
st. James Episcopal Church. The pro-
gramme consists of two short comedies, sew
eral musical selections and other features Of