St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-05
LOCAL LACONICS.

Alexander Rapue has sued C. B. Lawion
and others to receiver $3.50 on a promissory
note.
Warrants were sent yesterday by the state
auditor to fifty-four high schools OF the state
for $500 each.
Company D-Capt Beams company-N. G.
S. NJ. held their first drill last night since tho
encampment. They will drill weekly here,
after. ~
The Union League Club of ST. Paul viii
hold their annual meeting at the club rooms,
in the Endicott building, Monday evening at
8, for the purpose of electing officers. -
Mrs. Jeanne Sedgewich, of Miles City,
Mont. is staying with Mrs. G. c. Adrian at
the latter's residence on Adams street, and
will remain il ST. Paul until after the fair.
John ". Griggs has commenced an action
against Ira ]. Stephens to enforce the specific
performance of a contract for the sale Of
certain lots in Kuhl's addition, valued at
$4,000.
The Title Insurance and Trust company
was yesterday appointed by the probate court
as special administrator of the estate of #. 8.
Marrett, deceased. The estate is worth about
100000.
Contracts for grading Ohio street and the
county road from Lafond to Knapp street.
were awarded yesterday, the first to Thorn
ton d Shaw at 5000, and the second to
Thomas Lineau at 1928.
Eliza U. Norris, as Administrative of the
estate of George Fl. Norris, deceased, has
commenced an action against James E.
Thwing and Mary A. Thwing to recover
6,491.1S, balance on promissory note.
j. K. johnson, muscular coon, was ar
rested last evening on charge of assault
and battery. He INDUCED in the diversion of
kicking messenger boy named Getchel a
son of P. L. Getchel, OF West st. Paul. The
LAD was severely bruised.
C. II. Waterous, together with J. E. Water
Gus and wife, of Brantford, Ont. and David
June. OF Fremont. o., inspected the works of
the Waterous Engine company, at South St
Paul, yesterday afternoon, and are guests of
Aid. Frank j. Waterous
The judges of the district court are draw
ing the names of the 1000 citizens to be
placed in the box from which jurors during
the ensuing year will be drawn. Judge Brill
has given two days to the work, and Judge
Kelly will take d turn to-day.
The record on hauling cattle was beaten
yesterday by the Kansas City line, which
took the second sixteen cars of Montana
steers for the Home Land and Cattle COM
pany from South st. Paul to Chicago in sew
enteen hours and five minutes
Rev. W. S. Vail, pastor of the Un1versaIist
church, will preach next Sunday morning
from the stage of the Grand opera house. T.
P. Brooke will personally direct an instru-
mental quartette. and will play during the
service Hear Z While We Pray, from Men
delsohn; the beautiful prayer from der
Freischutz; and Mrs Harry S. Ash and Miss
Mae Murphy will sing solos. Miss ELLA Rich
ards will be accompanies.
picnic that will be marked by novel
and Interesting feature will take place Sun
day at New Brighton when the New Brighton
butchers will match their favorite Fred
Ahlich against William o. Brien, of South ST.
Paul. in prize killing contest. Both men
are well known among the live stock men as
expert handlers of the knife, and great in
terest is eVinced as to the result