St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-16
SAINT PAUL.
CITY PICKUPs.

''Three Black Cloaksh draws finely at the
Harris Matinee, to morrow.
bernhard Wulff will have hearing IN the
probate court to day, touching his sanity.
EIn the case of William c. Rerser against
Robert p Lewis, Judge Kelly has found III
favor of Lewis.
The P. H. Kelly Mercantile company has
sued the Ferry Grocery company to recover
$52.7O for merchandise sold.
EJ. P. Davis, deputy clerk Of the district
courl. and his family left last night for visit
to Old Orchard, Ne, the former home OF
Mr.. Davis.
The ladies of st. Patrick's church parish
will give a strawberry and ice cream festival
at the church rooms on Mississippi street.
near Case, tomorrow evening.
In the case of Arthur Otis, as receiver OF
Orlando B. Terrell. against Orlando b. Ter
rell and Robert p. Lewis, Judge Kelly has
rendered judgment in favor of Lewis.
Judge Nelson of the United States circuit
court yesterday directed the jury to ina
verdict for the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis Il Omaha road in the suit against it by
Flanagan.
Charles Burns. a young man about nine
teen years old, was arrested yesterday by OF
till of bakery on East Thirteenth street q
Sl4 in money.
W.B. Seward, assistant county attorney OF
Lyon county; Judge Searle, of ST. Cloud;
Sheriff Getman and Register of Deeds Sworg,
of Dodge county; A. D. Keyes, of Faribault,
were at the capitol yesterday.
A can of oil caught fire in the basement OF
Mattsons drug store. 1SS Concord street,
An oil
turned in. but the fire was put out without
the aid of the department and without loss,
A laborer employed on work train OF the
Omaha road jumped from gravel car to the
ground yesterday, breaking his leg. He was
taken TO the city hospital in the central patrol
wagon, where he gave the name of Antoine
Vaccar.
Insurance Commissioner Bailey yesterday
issued certificate admitting into this state
the Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance com
pany of Philadelphia. This company has
capital Of S360,OUo, and covers fire, marine
and inland.
Louis W. Sutherland against The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company is the case now on
trial before Judge Nelson and jury IN the
federal court. Sutherland asks $27, 600
damages for injuries sustained at Missoula
while coupling cars.
Yesterday the board of public works
awarded the following contracts; Grading
Leslie and Milton streets to William A. Dav-
ern, for 81, 740; sewer on Western avenue to
William j. Preston, for 1928; grading Pym
street to Frank p Mccain, for So, $50.
The Veterans union of this city, at their
last meeting, elected their advisory board as
follows: Gen. John B. Sanborn, president;
j. W. Imeson, first vice president; George d.
Austin, second vice PRESIDENT Albert Schef-
fer, l. H. B. Beebe, Charles Chapple, W. t.
Jordan. j. A. Mccullough, secretary.
Scheffer Rossum applied to the district
court for leave to sue E. E. Blum, assignee
of Sidney S. Tower, to recover lot of m3r-
chandise. Judge Otis issued an order direct
ing Blum to show cause why the petition
should not be grantsd-~Ard restraining. sale
Of Towers effects unlI the further order of
court.
Sarah E. Sample, the woman who died at
the lying-in hospital on Walnut street. IN
der peculiar circumstances, of which men
ton was made in the GLOBE. will be buried
to-day The funeral services will, by direc-
ton of friends, be held at 10 o'clock this
morning. Rev Sample, of Minneapolis, will
oficiGte.
J.P. Pinkham, Prohibition candidate for
RONGI4OI, lcSteIuuy HlSu Will tEC SVdlC AuO-
itor a certificate of his nomination and paid
$50 into the state treasury. This is in &C
cordance with the provisions of the Austral-
ian law. and entities him to have his name
placed on the ballot paper at the forthcom-
ing state election.
Jacob F. Press has commenced an action
in the United States circuit court against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company to re.
cover $4,000 for personal injuries. Press
was carpenter employed by the company.
While loading car with timbers at Missoula
one of the timbers fell upon him, breaking
some bones and causing permanent Injuries.
Dr. j. W. Thompson returned yesterday
morning from three weeks visit in Eastern
and Canadian cities. While in Canada DR..
: Thompson was for several days the honored
guest of Sir John MERCER, prime minister OF
Quebec, whom he attended while the latter
made his triumphal tour of the provinces.
The doctor has on new coat of complexion
yarnish, which becomes him.
Dr. A. W. Daniels, an old citizen of st.
Peter, is in the city at the invitation of Gen.
Sibley. Dr.. Daniels was a physicidn attached
to the frontier guard at the time of the Indian
massacre of 1862, and is familiar with the
history of those times. The object of his
visit is to give information relative to the
event mentioned, to be used in a history of
Minnesota in course of preparation under the
el1Onrpcion Of Cen Sihlnv