St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-22
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE COLD.


The case of C. E. Keller u Co. against Her
man Wecuke was dismissed by the plaintiff.
Mary Blomqust was examined upon
charge of insanity by Judge Morrison and
discharged.
Mike j. Donnelly, after several days i'll
ness, is back at his desk in the district court
clerks Office.
Bulletned at the health Office yesterday:
Six births and four deaths; scarlet fever at
$50 Aurora avenue.
Up 70 the present time 212 liquor licenses
have been issued. The limit of time Tor TAX
ing ont licenses is Feb. l.
The cause Of the ST Paul DisGllery COM
pany against George w. Hicks etal, is still
on trial before Judge Brill.
Frederika Jahnke Yesterday filed an assign
ment of her effects to Ferdinand Boyer. for
the benefit of her creditors.
This is the last day in which notices of
issue can be filed for cases to be tried at the
February term of The district court
The trial of the cause of Pierce ana Presley
against J. W. Thompson has been changed
from Hennepin to Ramsey county.
Edward J. Kings Sons have commenced
an action against William Schulz 10 recover
So rs, the value of merchandise sold.
lily IIcbsufGf lAGls, dL ~ - Clbth lO-hugs
will sell the property on which the taxes are
delinquent There are $500 descriptions.
The argument was concluded before Judge
OTIS in the cause of the Manitoba Railway
company against the Union Depot company.
Mrs. Marston Ellis arrived yesterday from
Chicago and is enjoying home life with her
better half, who is in business at South st.
Paul.
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Coghlan aud Anne Pomiar, Eleck Peterson
and Care Larson, Con Buckley and Bessie
Hulan.
There win be supper and fair given by
ST. Margaret's guild this evening i'll the
Peters block, corner South Robert and Isa-
bel streets.
The sale of seats for zig Tag opens at
the Newmarket to-day. The farce comedy will
run the last half of the week, and will prove
q drawing card.
The Andrew Schoch Grocery company yes
terday begun an action against w. j. Matt
land and wife to recover SISO.27 for mer-
ccendise sold.
r. C. Munger began an action with attach
ment against j. Waddle. D. II. Saunders and
Thomas jefferson to recover Sl27. 80 upon
promissory note.
Y. d. Heard have begun an action agaius:
William G. Thompson and others to quiet
title 10 real estate
Tho builders and contractors board of
trade has issued a very handsome invitation
to the banquet to be rendered the American
association at the Ryan.
The Myrtle Leaf club will give its ninth So
eial party at G. \. r. hall, $50 East Seventh
street, Friday event ig, Jan. 81, instead of
Jan. "a. as before stated.
There was no hearing yesterday in the case
of the American Building and Loan associa-
ton before Gov. Merriam owing to the sick
ness of President Bishop.
Jack de Camp, of the firm of Jerard & De
Camp, who went East some weeks ago to It.
tend his mothers funeral, is expected to ar
rive home the latter part of the week.
In the case of Il. C. Mcfarland against
The st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
company, tried before Judge Wilkin, tine
jury rendered q verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
In the case of Emil POlzer against Andreas
Heiisen and Andrew Foos and wife Judge
Brill has filed an order rendering judgment
in favor of POlzer for S3S.44, and declaring
1t a lein upon the real estate named in the
complaint.
B. J. Grimshaw is the complainant in an
action against Hatstat and johnson, and
seeks TO recover SI19.I5 for alleged over
driving and lack of care of horse loaned by
him to defendant, the horse having died be-
cause of improper care after being driven
until it became heated.
Observer Lyons last night drew his weather
map and predicted the backbone of the cold
spell would be broken to-day. The area of
high pressure, that has been stationary over
the Northwest for the past few days, is drift
ing on its normal southeastward course.
Warm weather will follow It,
The fourth annual athletic and musical
exhibition under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian association will occur in
Armory hall on Jan. %. Mrs. T. j. Precce
and her pupils in physical culture will as
Eist Among the attractions are ting of war
contests, tumhling, fencing contests, etc.
The utmost efforts are being made to assure
the success of the affair.
W II. McMuir will return from Winnipeg
on Tuesday next. 1t is stated on excellent
authority that Miss Norma Weyde. of Mont
real, has become Mrs McMuir and that all
the talk about Macs intention to live the life
of bachelor is unreliable. At all events,
the little house on Iglehart street is furnished
rather more elegantly than bachelor quarters
usually are, and, to top the whole business.
there is a hired girl.
William Gallop wants the Intervention of
law to aid him in recovering SI3O from Ad-
olson V. Teeple, which he alleges 10 have
paid competent attorney TO Te-examing
title and for securing q quitclalm deed to
property bought by Charles d. EIfelt, in
whose name The substantial title thereto did
not rest. as represented IN the memorandum
of title furnished him by Teeple previous TO
the original purchase.
The South st. Paul sportsmen are cleaning
their guns for q wild rabbit shoot and wolf
hunt at South Park on Thursday afternoon.
large number of rabbits have been caught
and will be let loose on the ice of the Missis.
sippi where the crack shots can knock them
over. Most of the ST. Paul politicians who
shot turkeys there last week. have signified
their intention to be present.
The Masonic bodies comprising the An
Gent and Accepted Scottish rites of the
Southern jurisdiction Of the United States.
are holding convocation, lasting all week,
in Masonic hall. this city. On Monday night
the fourth, fifth and sixth degrees were con.
ferred, and on Tuesday night the eighth
and ninth degrees. Other degrees, ranging
from the fourth to the thirty-second, will be
conferred during the week.
In the case Of William Dawson against
James II. Mayall ct al. Judge Otis filed de.
cree deciding that Dawson owns two-fifths
of lands described in the complaint with
certain exceptions; James II. Mayall owns
three-ffths thereof, and that each are emit.
tied to n partition of the lands 1t is also de.
cided that Dawson has no interest in the
"Jabotte tract" and the court has no iuris.
diction over the "Desmarais tract
LEFT AT LIBERTY.