St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-21
GLOBULES.

Old Folks concert at Central Park NJ. E
Ghurch tonight.
The cause of Poe Anderson against August
Anderson was dismissed by consent
The jury gave Peter Langan a verdict for
S202.25 against Kelliher & Horosen.
T. Mullins prominent merchant of Mill
vile, Mimi. is in the city, guest of friends.
Judge Wilkin has denied new trial In the
case of Schefcr d. RoSsum against D. Lagas-
PIE & Co.
Herman Wilkie has been adjudged insane
bv the probate court, and ordered confined
In the Rochester asylum.
Capt. ". Bird, of Company D, Second
regiment, yesterday rendered his resignation
TO the adjutant general.
The Peoples Bank of st. Paul has sued
Jacob Schneider ct al; action to recover
S11l.50 on promissory note.
The mechanics lien case of the ST. Paul
Labor Exchange against f. J. Eden and
others was tried before Judge Kerr
The second annual grand ball given by
University Lodge No. "a, 40. .. W, will take
place tomorrow evening at Turner hall
Secretary Tallmadge of the chamber OF
commerce, left last evening for his farm in
Cottonwood, and will be absent several
days.
Hon. John Lind, j. j. Howe, of Brainerd,
and John Nelson, of Red Wing were callers
upon the private secretary of the governor
yesterday:
In the case of Henry Voges against the
City OF st. Paul the jury rendered verdict
for S212.56, as damages 10 Toges' lot in
grading street
The Knockwinnoch society viii meet this
evening with Miss Gertrude Williams, No
4Sl Clinton avenue An interesting literary
programme will be presented.
The'Brooke musical matinee occurs at the
Grand to-day at O'Clock. The programme
is unusually attractive, and feature will be
the soprano solos by Master Julius Caser
Simonet, of the Christ church choir,
The cause of Frank Lambrecht Jr.. against
the st. Paul City Railway company. to re-
cover 81 eco, is being tried before a Jury in
Ju dye OTIS court. Lambrecht put a bad
penny in the box and was elected by the
driyer-hence this action.
Tonight at the Central Park NJ. E. church
corner Twelfth and Minnesota there will he
given an "Olde Flokes Concerto" by the
young folks Of the church, for the benefit of
the Sunday school library. Adults NAV paw
20 cents ana children 10, and all will be sure
to enjoy the performance.
Mrs. and Miss Levde of Merriam Park.
were driving in buggy across the cable
tracks at Fourth and Cedar streets yesterday,
When the horse loot became fast IN the slot
and the animal was thrown to the ground
The buggy was wrecked by the struggles of
the horse to release itself, but the ladies
were unhurt.
Edward j. Luthge has sued joseph SAMSON
to recover $1,000 damages for SANDER. 1t is
alleged that SAMSON said in the presence of
several persons Oh Nov. /, 1870. concerning
Luthge, You stole my wringern and said to
people on the same day. He stole that
Wrlnger," and on Nov. 9 said, Il accuse hi M
OF having stolen that wringer"
Fred klots appeared in the probate court
yesterday and filed petition asking to be
appointed administrator of the es-
tate OF Annie Klots. deceased. DR..
Ancker, who was appointed special admins
traitor after the killing OF Mrs. Klots. finally
succeeded in finding the husband at Men
dota. and will willingly turn the estate over
to Klots.
The Mutual Benefit Building and Loan as
socIatien, of st. Paul, filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state yester-
day with capital stock of S2,0OO,0O The
ncorporators are Benjamin F. Wright. 7 G.
Bryant, Hiram w. Slack, c. b. Gilbert. O. n.
Roberts, Howard +. Ware. Kenneth K. Nc.
Leod, Andrew Stolpestadt and Edwin r
Graves all OF st. Paul.
Jacob Erikson has commenced an action
against Louisa Fri kson for divorce on the
ground of desertion. Plaintiff is thirtv-eigbt
years of age, and defendant Is forty-seyen.
They were married IN April, 1872, at Gaut.
land, Sweden, and the wife and four children
still reside there. Plaintiff came 10 America
in 1885. and cannot persuade his wife to fol-
low. He therefore asks for an absolute di.
voree.
Edwin Gribble has met another reverse in
his old libel suit against the Pioneer Press.
The demurrer by the latter to the amended
complaint was yesterday sustained by Judge
Wilkin- lie held that remarks Of counsel in
the course of judicial proceedings were abso-
lutely privileged. If the plaintiff in an action
for SANDER tor the reading of slanderous
matter, i'll pleading. relies upon the fact
that it isimmaterial and Irrelevant he should
set up enough of the pleadings in the case in
his complaint TO enable the court to deter
mine that it is so immaterial and irrelevant
The State savings Bank,
Germania Life Building, is now ready
to loan money on real estate or approved
collateral. Those desiring TO borrow
will do well to see this bank, as it
charges no commission.