St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-24
THE FLEETING SHOW.

THE FLEETING SHOW.
Scarlet fever is at COL East Seventh street
The county board of abatement meets to-
day.
A chimney fire at 397 Fuller street gave
the fire department run yesterday morn
ing.
Eleven births, four marriages and two
deaths were bulletined at the health office
yesterday.
Ex-District Attorney George n. Baxter has
left for two weeks business trip through
Montana.
The test of the new Waterous fire engine
will take place on Fillmore avenue, West
side, at o'clock to-day.
1t is rumored that F. E. Parker, promi-
nent politician among his colored brethren,
is to be appointed deputy sheriff.
In the past fourteen days Judge Kelly has
received fourteen verdiets Of juries and rem
dered twenty decisions in court cases.
The ladies of Branch ID, order OF the Iron
Hall, gave a musical and literary entertain
ment last evening at 70 East Seventh street.
Robert L. Lee was here yesterday on the
way from his Montana cattle ranch TO Liver
pool. He expects to leave New York ON the
Teutonic.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Asmuth Pfusct and Louise Stieg, Max Schin-
dler ana NotaIea Pfusct August Soyhl and
Minnie Elk
Judge Otis was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the appeal from the supervisors of White
Bear and Mounds View townships Oh the
matter of making new road
There will be four jury courts in session
during the June term of the district court,
beginning Tuesday, June 3. This will re-
quire a large attendance of petit jurors.
An impromptu dance was given last even
,Sg by the lady clerks at 20 East Seventh
street About twenty couples were present.
SIusic was provided by Kleists orchestra.
In the case of Stephen V. Stafford to re-
cover S92 II for goods sold at New York, in
1874, tod. C. Stout & Co., the jury yesterday
returned a verdict in favor of Stout q Co.
Emma Krutz and George Leidner have
commenced an action in the United Stetes
circuit court against Mary Lennon to quiet
title to lot in block 90, i'll West Duluth.
In the cause of Scheffer & Rossum against
Albert E. G. Muohlberg, the jury rendered a
verdict for SlS4.24 in favor of Schetfer &
Rossum The action was brought on PROM
issory note
In the case of Herman L. Mayer against
William Berlandi to recover for labor done
and materials furnished in erecting build
ing, the jury rendered a verdict for $3.50. 90
in favor of Mayer.
The business men residents at Merriam
Park have invited the officials of the MANU-
facturers' Loan and Investment association
to conference to be held at Woodruff hall,
Merriam Park, Monday evening.
Al the hearing of the habeas corpus case OF
A. Carpenter, yesterday. Judge Wilkin Or
dered the discharge of Carpenter from the
workhouse, where he had been improperly
sentenced on a charge of larceny.
John Bittrich and Caroline Bittrieh have
brought all action against Lucia E. Terry
Chase Terry and others, to have mortgage
satisfied and declared imperative. 1t is
claimed the money due thereon has been
paid.
Bergman Brothers have commenced an
action against Peter c. Weloff to recover
S6O.42 for merchandise sold. They nave
also commenced another action against
WeiIoff to recover S142.O5 on promissory
note.
A Swede named Screnson was thrown out
of buggy at the corner OF Ninth and Waba
sha streets yesterday morning and badly
hurt. A long cash was cut i'll his head He
was picked up and taken to his home on
Rice street.
There was meeting yesterday of the ST.
Paul Jobbers' union. At the close Secretary
TalImadge made the usual report: I'VE have
transacted no business of interest to the
outside" II is said that the meeting was
held for the purpose of considering Eastern
freight rates.
Upon warrant sworn out by ". j. Nc
Grath. Christ Peters was arrested by Officer
Delano last night and lodged in the central
lookup to await trial in the police court this
morning. Peters is accused of stealing a
silver watch valued at S25 and q gold chain
worth $40.
Rev. W. S. Vail, of the First Universalist
church, will preach sermon Sunday morn
ing of interest to all G. A. r. people as we'll
as the general public, and while no special
arrangements have been made it is hoped
that many veterans will be present The
sermon will be "A Tribute to the American
Soldier"
Henry Eschle, captain of Truck No. 9, has
resigned from the fire department. For
seven years he has been connected with the
central fire house, and has made good rec
ord as fireman in all positions to which he
has been assigned. He will engage in the
carpet business, in which venture his &C.
quaintances confidently expect to see him
succeed.
In the case of Peter Schneider against The
Town of White Bear. Judge Kerr yesterday
entered an order dissolving the temporary in
junction previously granted. The action
was brought to prevent the cutting of trees
by the town of White Bear upon premises OF
Schneider.
In the case of John L. Moon as admins
traitor of the estate of George W. Moon
against the Northern Pacific Railroad Gem
pany and The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway Company, Judge Wilkin yes
terday denied the motion of the Northern
Pacific company to arrest judgment ON the
verdict of the jury and to grant verdict in
its favor
Ed P. Hilton arrived in the city yesterday
from Cleveland, o., and will renew old ac-
quaintanceships in the Northwest during
the next two weeks. During the eight years
he was i'll ST. Paul as manager of the Olym-
pic, he made host of friends here. who
would be glad to see him return as manager
of one of the new amusement places now I'M
dergoing construction.
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