St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28
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| menced an action against John w. Nippolt
and Edward Hoenck to enforce mechanics
lien for $12O.S6 on lot 81, block 10 Of
| Micbaels subdivision of block of Stinson's
division.
! , A tramp slowed away ON the Montana ex-
| press Tuesday night and was put off the
train at GAINESVILLE by Conductor Manly.
The fellow fired two shots at the conductor
| sat a distance of ten feet, but failed even to
init the train
| Frank Lambreeht Jr has commenced ac-
ton against the St. Paul City Rr1lroad COM
pany to recover $1,000 damages for being
| ejeeted from an East Seventh street car line
at Broadway, when his destination was Wa
| basha stIeet.
| ! Edward Langevin, by mis- guardian, has
| commenced two actions against John 4.
| Williams and wife and Benjamin A. Pome-
| roy to enforce mortgage for S., 600 on lots
10 and 10, OF block IL, in Marshalls addition
| itoJWest st. Paul.
1he case of Walter Horton. held pending
| the inquest on the recent drowning of Mrs.
| Horton and her child, was set yesterday TOR
| Friday morning. Horton expresses conf
| .dence in his ability to explain away the
| stigma under which he now rests.
| The ladies of st. vincent's parish will this
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social on the lawn of the church, Blair street
| and Virginia avenue. The festivities will be
repeated Friday and Saturday evenings.
band will be in attendance each evening.
State Auditor Braden received yesterday
from the family of the late Hon. W. F. Dun
| bar fine portrait for the auditors Office.
| Mr. Dunbar was the first state auditor-frOm
| 1858 10 1S61-under Cows. Sibley and Ram
| sey. MIR. Dunbar died recently at CALEDONIA.
Edward Langevin, by his guardians. has
commenced all action against Antoine Pa
| tient and Edeas Patient his wife, to enforce
mortgage for 81, 375 on lots 10. IL and IL,
block 2, of Langevins Fifth addition to St.
Paul.
The veterans of Minnesota regiments who
fought in the war will hold reunion in the
hall of representatives in the state capitol on
Thursday evening, Sept. IL, at 8. Gov.
Merriam, ex-Gov. Ramsey, Archbishop Ire
land and others will deliver addresses. Men,
bers of regiments from other states are in
yited to be present.
The report that w. W. Erwin would de-
liver an address at the Rochester state fair is
incorrect. Mr.. Erwin saws he was invited to
do so by Hon. A. T. StebDins, president of
the association, but as the address was speci-
fed to be one on agriculture. the invitation
was declined.
John Barry, a freak from Frontenac stole
a bottle Of eau de cologne from seventh
street drug store last night, and rs result
was lodged in the central station by officer
Swanson. Barry claims to be printer, and
says he is just visiting around. He will visit
Judge Twohy this morning.
Raymond, Squire & Co. have commenced
an action against The Occur d'Alene Cloth
company to recover 1919. % for merchandise
sold, and have guarnished funds in the
hands of the Hekla Fire insurance company
and the st. Paul German Insurance COM
pany.
''Uncle Toms Cabin" will be the attraction
at the Newmarket for the balance of the
week, the first performance taking place this
evening. The company is very good one
and though the play has been worn thread
barrett still has power enough to draw good
audiences whenever presented.
William Latham has commenced an action
against The st. Paul Trust Company, as ad-
minstrator, with the will annexed, of David
| McClasky. deceased, and Charles W. McIn-
tyre, to recover S400 the value of two smoke
preventers, or consumers, sold to Mcintyre,
as5manager for McClasky, for use in the
Hotel Ryan.
Hon. Josiah Crosby and wife. of Dexter
Me-. who have been on an extended trip
through Minnesota, left last night for home
Mr. Crosby is the nominee for the Fourth
Congressional district of Maine. and will run
against BartelI who has been the representa-
tive since 1882.
Charles W. Walker. charged with forgery
| and uttering worthless check on the Mer-
chants National bank refunded the amount
obtained on the check. and was released on
motion of Attorney Egan, who said a doubt
existed as to the intent of the prisoner to
commit fraud.
Eva Peterson. the juvenile who robbed Mr..
and Mrs. Morton, her employers, of jewelry
and wearing apparel, appeared before Judge
Twohy yesterday morning. and was remand
ed until this morning. Her parents allege
incorrigibility. and will endeavor to have
Eva sent to the Good Shepherd.
The ST. Paul 4 Duluth train that left White
Bear yesterday morning at S:16 ran into an
open switch near Cottage Park. The engine
left the track and was upset in ditch, and
the coaches were heavily bumped. Luckily
no injuries were sustained by the passengers.
wrecking crew after an hours work placed
the engine on the track
Rev. Sydney G. Jeffo,ds formerly assist
ant minister of Christ church, st. Paul, and
acting rector of St. Marys parish, Merriam
Park, is meeting with great success in his
pastorate at Peoria, Ill, where he went a
year ago. Owing to his energy,-a new church
has been erected in his parish, which will be
opened in November.
Minerva l.. Wilson has commenced an
action against James C. Stout to recover
$1,000, the purchase price of money re-
oeiyed by him as part payment for lot 27,
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him as her agent. 1t is alleged that Stout has
kept the money and refuses to turn it over.
Otto Friend, residing on College avenue.
corner of " abasha street. was arrested yes
terday by Sergeant Hanft. of the West Side,
charged with forgery. Fred Vanguard. sa-
loonkeeper of the Sixth, claimed to have
cashed a worthless check for $3.50 rendered
him by Friend The case will be heard on
Monday.
Col. Bobleter the state treasurer, was at his
post yesterday at the state capitol. having re-
turned from his chicken shooting expedi-
ton. The colonel reports that the birds were
in splendid condition. and that the party of
which he was the head bagged over 200. The
weather was too cold to camp out. and they
found convenient quarters with a farmer.
The case of McFaul VS.. Capehart, in which
the plaintiff sues for 1925 balance OF salary
due on years contract as clerk of the Cliff
ton hotel, was filed yesterday. McFaul
claims to have been engaged on a contract
dated from Jen. I5 last to the same date
1891 He was discharged before the expira-
ton of the time and claims the remainder Of
years pay.
The Retail Clerks Union No. 4O2s held
meeting last night at Labor hall, which was
well attended. The arrangements tor the ex-
cursion of the union tonight on the steamer
Henrietta were completed, and the trip
promises to be most successful. Ten new
members were admitted to the union. Let
( terswere read from the Denver (Col) union,
/ reporting that the early closing movement
was spreading in that city.
Bowers, Shorthand School RemOv-
I ed to Globe Bid, Minneapolis. Night
school begins Sept Is. 26 weeks, $500.
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