St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-15
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Judge Kerr resumed the hearing of the
Hatch Sauborn case yesterday.
The Piainville Dairy association, with cap
ital stock $3.50 also filed articles of incor-
poratIon.
The Robert Graves company has sued C. C.
Sregory Il CO. to recover SS3 upon a promis-
sorry note.
Howard II. Galusha, of St. Paul, admitted
20 the bar on certificate of supreme court of
Missouri.
Corporal Tanner lectures at the newmarket
;heater this evening on soldier Life, Grave
and Gay
The committee on streets was unable to
transact business last evening, owing to the
absence OF a quorum.
Locke Richardson. the hakesperian reader.
viii be present al the Twilight club dinner
at the Ryan this evening.
The special business at the chamber of
Monday will be in connection
with the streets, parks ond bridges.
The international Vaudevilles delighted
another packed house lastinight at the grand.
The usual matinee viii be given this even
ing.
The cause of John f. TreiSe against f. Fl.
BrandherSt to recover $4,000 damages for
malicious prosecution, is being tried before
Judge OTIS and a jury.
C. Z. Keller & Co. have commenced an &c
ton against John Pringer and others to en-
force a mechanics lien on lot II, block 2 of
Syndicate Addition No. =, for S45.I2,
number OF the representative G. A. R
Eeterans nave been invited to be present on
the platform this evening at the Newmarket,
upon the occasion of Corporal Tanners
lecture.
Farmer s. Pierre aud wife have sold the
aasterly 100 feet of lot 6, block 80, of West
St. Paul, TO Ephriam Leonard Corning, of
Hirgen, Switzerland. The price paid is
$50. 900.
The bank examiner yesterday issued a
certificate TO the Bank of Elbow Lake author
.zing them to do business. The amount of
capital stock is $1,000 Henry Thorson
will be president of the bank.
The sale of seats for the comedy success
"He, She, Him. Her. to be given at the New
market theater four nights, commencing to-
morrow night, has been quite lively, and in
sureS good houses during its run here.
State Treasurer Bo5leter yesterday received
from the treasurer of the United States a
check for $751; %, being the amount appro-
oriated BY the government to the stale of
Minnesota for the support of the state ex-
perimental farm.
Henry Miller alias Jones. alias Morton,
sneak thief, burglar and all round crook, was
arrested last night by Officer Costello for
stealing shoes from a Seventh street store.
The man has a bad record, and will probably
De ordered out of town.
In the case of Christine Hankey ct al.
against Frank Kahout and wife, Judge Will
Kin has granted a new trial. He says the
Ferdict of the jury was a surprise 10 the
court, and was clearly against the weight of
evidence and against justice.
The board of park commissioners met yes
terday and appointed a committee consisting
Of Commissioners Stevens and Wedge and
City Attorney Holman, to draft a new bill,
granting the board the rights it lacks, for
Introduction at the coming. Legislature.
AT the Grand opera house, at IL a. m,
Sunday, Rev. W. S. Vail will preach before
the Universalist society. Subject, 1.-THE
Private Secretary of Pontius Pilate-a Person
ation." New and excellent music will be
provided. All seats are free, and all are in
Vited.
The November term calendar will be re-
called Monday morning by Judge Kerr in
Court Room >. SO many of the cases already
set Will be reset, and such other cases set as
can be disposed of during the term. The rea.
On for r~eSetting the cases is that the calendar
got behind.
The Second Addition Land company. of
Minneapolis. filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday, with
capital stock of 500, 900. The ncorporators
are Ed l. H. Howell. Reid A. Williams Jr.,
]. Henry Tilge, and w. C. Anderson, all of
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
a. s. Tailmadge will appear before the
park commission, when the Como boulevard
Is expected to be finally decided upon. Mr..
Tallmadge has worked for several years in
pushing forward this desirable improvement.
The long delay has been occasioned by the
opposition of a few property owners.
The Saturday Evening Bile class for the
study of the Sunday school lesson, meets
ihis evening in the Y. NJ. C. A. lecture room,
1T g o'clock. a cordial invitation is ex-
ended to the public to attend this class,
which is free. and is intended for every one
interested, especially teachers.
Locke Richardson. the noted dramatic
reader. will be heard at High School hall at
l0:3O this morning in The TEMPEST" MIR.
Richardson still draws large and appreciative
audiences at these readings. and MANY teach
ers will take advantage of the opportunity of
hearing him in the selection made for this
morning.
Warden Randall, when seen yesterday by a
GLOBE representative at the prison, stated
that he knew, and had heard nothing of the
intended change in the wardenship at the
prison. 1t is, however, conceded by promi-
nent persons in Saltwater that a change will
be made, and that some one more favorable
to the prison ring will be appointed.
Workmen engaged in excavating ground
for a house on Eighth street, between Robert
and Minnesota, yesterday unearthe ed two
boxes containing the remains of three small
children. Only remnants of bones re-
manned, it being evident that the interment
occurred years ago. How the boxes came
there is a mystery.
A meeting for men only will be hel d
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. In the
gymnasium of the Y. NJ. c. a. Rev. w. H..
Butrick will address the meeting, and a male
chorus under the leadership of Prot. Mussey,
assisted by an orchestra, will add to the in
terest of the meeting. All young men, es-
peciaily tr aveling statesmen are cordially in
yited to be present.
Ed Rogers, who plead guilty of larceny in
the second degree, was taken before Judge
Kelly yesterday to be sentenced. ATTORNEY
Wellington asked that time be given him to
offer testimony as to Rogers previous good
character, and that taking the goods from
the store of Field, Mailer & Co., was his first