St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
SAINT PAUL.
NO CHEsrNUrs HERE.

Rev. Tiffany, of Minneapolis, will preach
next Sunday at the oxford NJ E. church.
The water board meets this afternoon to
open bids for supplies for the ensuing year.
Nine scarlet runners were yesterday
mulcted the usual monthly tax by Judge
Burr.
George Whitney was examined by Judge
Morrison on a plea of insanity and dis
charged.
August Zewbell was examined by the pro-
bate court on a plea of Insanity anG dis
charged.
Charles Walsishek is lodged in Jail with the
word incorrigiole written opposite his name
on the blotter.
George Wertner was committed to Jail yes
terday evening with charge of insanity en-
tered against him.
Contractor Matt Breen was yesterday re-
ported TO be a little better. Mr.. Breen was
seriously i'll Thursday.
Rev. o. H. Tiffany, g. D., will deliver his
famous lecture on the Yosemite in Oxford
N. f. church Jan. 81.
The retail clerks will hold a meeting at
their hall, 20 East Seventh street, on We'd
nesday evening next.
The annual meeting of the state agricul-
tural society will be held on the 10Th and
10th OF this month III st. Paul
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Henry IoSt and Lille Haupt, James Maher
and Coulon, Joseph Wohl and Mary Furst.
The board of audit of the state fair associa-
ton met at the capitol yesterday, but as the
work will occupy several days, no figures
were given out.
Judge Brill finished hearing the testimony
and argument in the case OF John Sandell
against d. A. Stuart, and took the matter un-
der consideration.
Yesterday the siX-year-old son of John
Stretzel, 449 Rondo street, had the scalp torn
from his head while coasting on Carol
street hill. His sled ran under a street car.
A young son of John Stretzel, of 449
Roudo street, was injured by collision with
street EAR while coasting yesterday Concus-
sion of the brain is feared, and the condition
Of the child is critical.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 81, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, will give their thir-
teenth annual ball on Thursday evening, the
10Th instant at Armory hall.
The statement made in an evening paper
yesterday that Charles Webb, of jackson
street. had been arrested for creating q dis
turbance in a questionable resort is without
foundation in fact
Louis Singer has brought actions against
Dominick Feeley. Mark, Costello and other
co-partners as F. j. Lime d. Co.. one for
$3.50 32I2, and the other for SI6S. 32Ia on
account of repairs TO buildings.
Peter Nelson entered into bond in the sum
of $500 before United States Commissioner
McCaferty to appear, and answer any inriict-
ment that may be found against him for pass
ing counterfeit silver dollar.
Yesterday afternoon the dead body OF an
infant was found wrapped in newspaper at
the foot of Broadway, near the river. Coro-
ner Quinn was notified, and, after viewing
the remains, ordered their interment.
George W.Howard and wife, of Evansville,
Ind, are in the city. Mr.. Howard is grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Con-
ductOrs. He recently instituted a lodge at
Ashland. Wis, and is here looking after the
prosperity of the order
There was public installation last even
ing at the !. o. o. F. block, corner of Waba-
sha and Fifth streets, of the officers of the
General Ord Post No. 30, G. A. r. Pre-
GminaTy steps were also taken to organize q
Woman's Relief Corps
The application to appoint a guardian for
Alfred j. Arbuck!e, which was heard at con-
siderable length before Judge Morrison, was
denied, as the court was of opinion that the
man. who is about twenty-six years old, is
capable of managing his own property.
The ST. Paul Title Insurance company was
yesterday succeeded by the st. Paul Title In
surance and Trust company. One hundred
thousand dollars additional security were
yesterday deposited with the state auditor, as
provided by law in the matter of trust COM
panies.
John Hurley B. Reed, Frank Donal dson
and Archie Moonlight were brought before
Judge Burr yesterday on charge Of snatch
ing pocketbooks. Hurley got ten days for
being drunk and the other three were dis
charged, the evidence being insufficient to
convict.
The funeral services of James N Elkins
will take place this afternoon at his late resi-
dence on Central avenue. The following
friends will act as pail bearers: G. B. Gilbert,
G. D. Stevens, E. A. Hemingway, W. g. de
Vol, L. H. Stoltz and j. c. Robinson The
remains will be taken TO Dorchester, Mass
for burial.
Alice e. Miller as guardian of Ethel C.
Wilson, asks the district court to appoint
James Z. Trask guardian ad Item for Ethel
C. Wilson for the purpose of bringing suit
against James A. Wilson and others for
partition of the estate of Alexander Wilson
deceased, among the heirs.
The case of Mrs. G. C. Booth agai INST the
Northern Pacific railroad for damages bv
reason of the death of q son while acting as a
brakeman, which was tried before Judge
Nelson in the federal court ended yesterday.
The jury gave Mrs. Booth a verdict for the
full amount sued for, 5000.
The case of James Peterson against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company was on
trial to jury before Judge Nelson in the
federal court. This is an action for damages
on account of q mashed foot caused, as al
legged, by careless handling of a train while
he was engaged in his occupation as wiper
OH the road.
In the matter of the estate of George Town
send, deceased, upon the appeal of George
Townsend and other heirs from the order of
the probate court to the district court Judge
Ous has decided that the action of the pro-
bate court quoting title to certain real estate
in Ann Townsend ana William Townsend, is
in all things affirmed.
John Swenson, former editor of the
Skaffren, yesterday boarded the Seventh
street cable, and, arriving near RosabeI
street, he attempted to leave the car The
jump which he took resulted in the loss of
his life, for his leg was broken and the in
juries proved OF so serious nature that he
succumbed early in the evening.
Capt. A. E. Chantler, of Company C, of this
city, who sent in his resignation to Adjt.
Gen. Mullen several days ago, has finally de-
cided to withdraw it and continue to act as
commander of one of the crack companies Of
the state. The withdrawal was made only
at the earnest request of the state officials
and the members of Company c..
Louis T. Stensgaard filed a complaint in
the action mentioned in yesterdays GLOBE
as having been commenced, was fled against
fbo
pany for Sl0,0hU, alleging that he is entitled
TO that sum as the value of certain real estate
he claims to have been unlawfully deprived
of. This is the famous Uihlein deed case.
AT last evenings meeting of the council
there were four absentees, namely, Aid.
Blom, Book, Melady and Sanborn. The bust
ness on hand was the ratification and con-
firmation of the printing contract with the
Pioneer Press. A draft of the contract was
presented by City Attorney Holman, together
with the necessary bond or $4,000. The
bond was approved and the council I'D