St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-24
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HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS.
The district court jury calendar is up to
date.
Membraneous Group prevails at 465 Olive
street.
Five births and eleven deaths were reported
yesterday.
The JOINT court house and city hall commit
tee will meet Friday.
Scarlet fever is reported from 594 Carroll,
ga Burr. 100 Valley and $50 York.
The Old Soldiers Protective union meets
this evening in the municipal court room.
Mrs. Walker, the matron Of the peniten-
tiary in Saltwater, is spending few days in
the city.
The present outlook bespeaks rousing
benefit for Charles Beech, OF the Newmarket
theater, Thursday evening.
John Conley was fined s. for blaeken1ng
the eye of Lizzie Miller, with whom he board
ed on the West side, and who would not al
low him to remove his traps until he settled
bis bill
Thomas Graham and Martin Welsh.
charged with stealing a S125 gold watch
from the room of William H. Flood. were
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Wednesday.
From Winona county comes the complaint
that the precipitation has been SO great as to
injure the crops and the hail storm which
visited that district on the 18th did $780,
900 damage.
A Geed was filed for record yesterday, in
which Charles Hilker and Sophia Hllker, his
wife, conveyed to Charles B. Hess the west
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ton, for $4,000.
Holden. the New Ulm murderer, will have
hearing to, day in the United States circuit
court on a writ of habeas corpus. 1t is
claimed that he is in custody in violation Of
the United States constitution.
The cause of Grommes & Ullrich against
Clara L. Shute is being tried before Judge
Brill and jury. The controversy arises
out of the closing of the Bodega concert
saloon under an attachment.
The Ramsey county law class will stand an
examination with the view of being admitted
to practice law. Judge Kelly will appoint q
commission and designate time next Satur-
day in special term of the district court.
The governor and his staff have arranged
to review the Second regiment, Minnesota
national guard, in camp at Lake City, to-mor-
round-trip tickets for one and third rate.
William More and Albert Anderson, the
employment agents who sent men to Glad
stone on fools errand, and had their
license revoked by the mayor, were yesterday
bound over to the grand jury in the sum OF
500 each.
This evening a strawberry and ice cream
festival will be given under the auspices OF
the Young Peoples Association of the Me-
mortal English Lutheran Church OH the lawn
of Rev. A. j. D. Haupt 747 Portland avenue,
corner of Grotto.
f. E. Meacham has commenced an action
against Sophia Lundaville and Gustof Lunda-
vile to reform and correct a mortgage for
500 and declare it a lien Oh a certain lot
with improvements thereon. The mortgage
covers q lot different from the one intended.
Mamie, the twelve months old daughter Of
Special officer Charles Schaeffer died last
night of hereditary consumption. The little
ones mother died last February of consump-
ton. the remains will be taken to New
Prague for interment
The grocery clerks held another long meet
ing at Fleischmann & Co. Office last even
ing to complete arrangements for their sec
ond annual picnic, to be held July 16, al
Lake Park, Minnetonka. Local business
firms are largely contributing to make the
picnic grand success.
All arrangements have been completed TO
the Junior Pioneer excursion, Wednesday
June %, at Lake Minnetonka. The trains
will leave the Northern Pacific depot, ovel
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road, at 8 a. m
and 11:55 a. IN. Good music has been Sc
cured. pleasant trip on the boat is IN
cluded, and general good time is antici
pated.
The board of equalization Of South st
Paul met at the city hall yesterday to hear
objections to valuations i'll that city. The
members are William G. Denney, Pierce K
Connolly and N. ?. Rogers They heard
from John Kochendorfer, A. D. Mcleod ano
two or three others. and adjourned until to
day, when they will sit from 8 o'clock a. m
until p. m.
Yesterday the board of public work
awarded the following sewer contracts
PhaIen creek, to Walter c. Doherty, 500, 900;
Osceola and Pleasant avenues, Hanson &
johnson, So, 1888. 33; Case street. z. Doherty
$1,000 The assessment for the widening
of West Seventh street was confirmed, and {
large amount of minor routine business wa:
transacted.
A letter addressed to the minister Of publ
= improvements was read before the board o
public works yesterday. 1t came from citi
zen of Montreal, Canada, and stated that it
writer understood representative OF the 81
Paul government had been there LOOKING
over the peat works. AS the writer under
stood peat thoroughly he wanted position
The letter was referred to the department o
state at the capitol.
The excursion of the Twin Cities whole
sale merchants terminated at about o'clocl
yesterday morning by a return of those gen
tlemen. They were well pleased with tn
trip and profuse in praises of the Gres
Northern Railroad company, whose guest
they were. The only thing to mar the pleal
ure or the trip was the news OF the contrt
yersy over the arrest Of the census enumel
ators. That matter was almost eliminated
tacit consent and did not interfere with Ell
joying the sights and hospitality extended.
Quincy 6. Whipple has commenced an &C
ton against Alice E. Sandy and her husban
and William L. Hart to require them to n
move an clubhouse that is located With
eighteen inches of house owned by WhiI
pie on lot 2. Of Otto's subdivision Of bloc
los, in Lyman Dayton's addition. 1t
claimed that the clubhouse is a nuisance, an
has injured the rental value of Whipple'
house to the extent of So month, and hs
lost a sale of his property by reason of th
location of the building. 1t is also allege
that the clubhouse is on Wh1pple's lot. Dan
ages in the aggregate of 1914 are asked fo
The cause of Lyman It. Hodges, ct al
against Michael Scanlon, ct al. is being trie
before jury in the United States distri'
court The action grew out of q series {
wheat deals. 1t is claimed that the Bank {
Lanesboro, Mimi, guaranteed shipments {
wheat to Hodges and Hyde, of La Cross
Wis. Lusk and Bum. OF this city, and Hol
J.W. Losey, of La Crosse, are the attorne!
for Hodges and Hyde. Judge Thomas Wi
son, of Winona, appears for the Bank
Lanesboro Judge Wilson is shrewd in eros
examining a witness, but he found witne
worthy of his steel when he struck NJ. Hyd
who is member of the firm bringing the a
ton.