St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
CITY CULIINGS.

uoIroH afternoon.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ed S. Bean have gone to
California on three weeks trip.
Judges OF election viii be paid Wednesday
next at the office of the city comptroller.
Canton Appolo No. 8, l. o. o. F., of st.
Paul, went to Fort Smelling last night as the
guests of Canton Mason
In the cause Of NJ. L. Bergholz against
ANNE j. Bazille ct al, Judge Kelly ordered
judgment in favor Of Bergholz.
In the SANDER suit of James O'AIeara
against Patrick White, the jury yesterday re-
turned a verdict In favor of White.
In the case of Leonard W. French against
William b. Phelps ct al, Judge Otis directed
Judgment in favor of French for S19O Ca
Early yesterday morning a fire alarm was
rung in from 1043 Laurel avenue There
was more smoke than fire. Damage nom
inal.
August Ehrer, a laborer residing at 1909
View street. fell in an epileptic fit On Pleas
AMI avenue yesterday afternoon. He was
taken home.
Judge Morrison, of the probate court, yes
terday directed an order to be drawn max
ing partial distribution of the Matthias
Breen estate.
The state librarian yesterday received six
copies of the Forty-third Minnesota Reports.
and copies of the Laws of Missouri and
House Joural for 1890.
There will be no session of the district
court to-day. The members OF the bench
and bar will attend the funeral of the late
Judge Orlando Simons in body.
The Humane society has taken up black
horse and is holding it for the owner to go
and claim it. Application may be made at
the Office, 141 East Ninth street.
The Eureka Brick Machine Manufacturing
company has sued the ST. Paul Brick and
Manufacturing company to foreclose a chat
tel mortgage for 81, 800 on its brick machine
The regular Home club lecture will be de-
livered in Peoples church, this afternoon, at
O'Clock. DR.. Millard will talk about "Hy-
giene of Childhood" These lectures are
free.
scandinavian Assembly K. OF L. No. 7JI0
appointed committee of three at its meeting
last night to prepare a memorial relative to
labor interests to be presented to the coming
legislature.
The secretary of state had received up to
yesterday afternoon at the close of official
hours OF business forty eight returns from
the various county auditors of the results of
last weeks elections.
Amherst II. Wilder has commenced IN
action against the Young Safety Heating and
Lighting company to enforce judgment for
Sl2.9SS.39 by the sale of old iron and the
interest Of the defendant to several patent
rights.
Edward a Golfer formerly of st. Paul,
now Of Topeka Kan, died there on Tuesday
of acute peritonit1s. Charles F. Golfer. his
brother, who resides on University avenue,
left yesterday for Topeka to be present at the
funeral.
t. r. Foley, of Aitkin county, elected to the
new legislature on the Democratic ticket;
W. Fl. Knapp, steward of the Rochester in
sane asylum, and Rev. George j. Battey, of
Canova, S. D., were callers at the capitol yes
terday.
Nels M. Thygeson, as receiver of Petrus
A. Bergsma, has sued John j. Wilcox to re-
cover $500. which. it is claimed, was paid
on account of Indebtedness by Bergsma to
Wilcox within ninety days OF the date of as
signment by Bergsma.
Secretary Hart. of he board of correction
and charities, yesterday received q telegram
announcing the death of DR.. A. e. Byers
secretary of the Ohio Board of Correction
and Charities. DR.. Byers was we'll known as
an earnest worker in the cause of reforming
criminals.
The walters union held a very full meet !
Ing last night. Eight new members were
initiated. The committee reported the re-
cent ball grand success financially and So
cialiy. A committee was appointed to wait
on the different labor organizations and ask
them to withdraw their support from nom
union restaurants. II is claimed that there
is but one non-union restaurant in the city.
Acker post viii have their regular meeting
at Post ball. corner Wabasha and Seventh
streets. this evening, at &: 30 sharp. After
roc tar hIIS (of0 ..inloa
will be opened, when Comrade Mead will
give them his paper entitled southern Mill
tary Prison." Ola soldiers, Woman's Relief
Corps, Sons of Veterans and all friends are
invited.
The Scandinavian-American Investment
Company of West Duluth Yesterday fled art
icles of incorporation with the secretary of
state, with capital stock of 100000 The
incorporates are Albert Swanson, o. S.
Olson, A L. SwanstrOm, o. Fl. Nelson, John |
Gulbranson, Charles Standal, o. Olson, Oscar |
Erickson and o. o. Void, all of West Du- |
luth Mimi. |
In the case of Martin B. Bush against j. 7.
Leitner, Judge Otis refused to grant the mo-
ton to punish Letner for contempt in refus-
ing to obey restraining order of the court
made IN proceedings supplementary TO the |
execution. The proceedings complained of !
were those in which the earnings OF the |
debtor for thirty days prior to the execution |
were placed beyond the reach of the execu-
ton
The supreme court yesterday decided to |
postpone the hearing of the resolutions |
passed by the Minnesota State Bar associa-
ton on the death of Hon. Gordon E. cole |
until Tuesday, the 25th, at O'Clock The |
resolutions were to have been read this aft
ernoon before the supreme court, but, owing /
the funeral of the late Judge Simons tax
ing place at the same time, it was decided to |
postpone the former affair.
The funeral of the late Judge Orlan do |
Simons, of the district court, will occur at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Services will be held |.
at the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church,
corner of Mackubin street and Dayton ave-
nue.. The judges of the supreme court, of
the district court and members of the bar !
will attend the funeral in a body. There
will be no session OF anv of the courts held
to-day-they having adjourned out of respect
to the memory of Judge Simons
The corporation attorney requests that all |
parties who receive compensation on ac- |
count of change of grade on jerks street.
Lawson street, ArkwIight street, Hope
street. Como avenue, Arch street. Winter |
street and Brewster avenue; also for opening
widening and extension of Randolph street
avenue and Laurel avenue, will call at his
Office after the Goth sof this month. and
bring an abstract of title OF their property on
account of which they receive compensation
Peter With and Charles Westman were
arraigned yesterday i'll the muuicipa; court
for drunkenness and disordrIiy conduct
With was discharged and Westmar nueiSt5
man nained Barney Kelly got thirty days
for stealing pair OF gloves. The closing
case was that OF Henry Brown. the negro
charged with assaulting John Pierson with IL
dangerous weapon. The melee occurred
several weeks ago over disreputablc woman
and i'll ii Pierson lost an eye Brown is bound
over TO await the action of the grand jury in
the sum of SIS 10.
runaway occurred las: evening on Third |