St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-20
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the river yesterday.
Attorney General Clapr will spend Sunday
at home in Fergus Falls.
Harry Wells has gone to Washington, D. c.,
his old home, on brief visit.
- The painters and decorators union will
picnic to-day at Spring Park.
Additional ears have been added to the
equipment of the North st. Paul motor line.
Sheriff Bean looks fresh and vigorous after
his ten days camp with the First regiment,
N. G. S. M.
The Dayton's Bluff German NJ E. church
and Sunday school will picnic Tuesday at
Lake Park
There will be a special meeting OF the
board of education tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock.
The flag of Order No. 101, OF Foresters,
will he consecrated this morning at the
Church of the Assumption.
The George Fl. Lains Furniture company
has bought the Ingison stock of carpets and
draperies ON East Third street.
Secretary James Bixby. of the railway COM
mission, skipped off to Red Wing last even
ing, and will be at home over Sunday.
Hon. 5. S. Edick, of Cooperstown, N. Y, is
thC 6uSot Va oUoSO OOhJf eshN JOSsSANoy co
tended the morning session of the municipal
court.
Weather Prophet Kellogg prophesies the
18th, 18th to 23d, 9th, 9th to Goth of Au-
gust.
Maj NJ. D. Gibbs, of Tracy veteran
hotel man and prominent member Of the &.
A. r. in Southwest Minnesota, called on
Auditor Braden yesterday.
Col j. L. Lowering wore smile, yesterday,
brighter than any of the patent feathers in
his window, and joyfully explained to his
friends that it was girl.
Harry W. Wack has gone to Duluth, from
where he will report the Duluth Superior re-
gatta, to be held during the entire week. He
Will return next Sunday.
Louis Pavian has returned from three
weeks trip to Cleveland, New York and
other points. His wife accompanied him to
Chicago to attend the wedding of friend.
The annual picnic and excursion of the st.
Pauls and Good Shepherd churches and
Sunday schools will be held at Lake Park,
Minnetonka, on Wednesday, the 23d inst
The new Watrous fire engine, No. 10,
called the Robert A. Smith, has been tested
by the fire department to its satisfaction and
placed in service in the house on Randolph
street.
The action Of The Commercial Bank of
Omaha against Asbury F. Powell ct al. to re-
cover 81, 500 is still on TRIAL before Judge
Nelson and jury in the United States cir.
cult court.
James Maginnis, tough, and Bert Stevens,
a Chicago fakir, were arrested by Sergt. Sex
ton last night. They were found in a saloon
near the levee trying to work" an innocent
for his money.
Rev. f. o. Holman, who has recently re-
turned from his European trip. will occupy
the pulpit to-day, morning and evening, at
the Oxford M. E. church. corner Holly ave-
nue. and st. Adams street.
Past Grand Chancellor A. J. Rottray, Of
the knights OF Pythias, is visiting his brother
in'law, Relief Agent Hutehins. He is Ell
route to his home in Toronto, having been at
Milwaukee attending the session of the su-
preme lodge.
In the case OF Morris L. Leopold ct al
against Isadore Holman, and in which
Eugene A. Hendriekson ct al. are guar
{ nishees, Judge Wilkin has discharged the
order to show cause.
IA meeting is to be held this week of prop
erty owners on Lake Como. The object is to
deeds with the plat and shore lines previous
to recording the same.
In the cause of Dorothea Sather, admins
tratrix, against Nels j. Ness, Judge Wflkin
has sustained the action OF the clerk Of the
court in refusing to tax costs on motion OF
the parties to the action.
The Mailman Iron Mining Company, OF
Duluth. filed articles of Incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The COM
pany is capitalized at $500, 900, and the in
corporators are: Augustus s. Vfeie and F. l..
Cowen, of Duluth, and A. j. Trimble, OF
Hurley, Wis.
Martin Conroy has commenced an action
against Henry L. Buckley and Carlos F.
Buckley to declare a judgment Of Sl,026.74
q lien on lots 8, A, z and 8, of block 1, in
Warren & Flint's addition to st. Paul, owned
by Henry L. Buckley.
Frank Boutin has commenced an action
against Newton r. Frost to recover 81, 600.
The action is founded on promissory notes
secured by a mortgage given by Clifford a