St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-22
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MISSING LINKS.
Otto Wagner. who was arrested for stealing
COW, will appear before Judge Cory to-day.
A. c. Kidd. formerly of St. Paul, died
in New York on Wednesday. he leaves
family
The Hibernian Rifles give social enter
talnment this evening at their hall, 325 Va
basha street.
Diphtneria is reported at GIL Iglehart, 766
Butternut S25 Stewart 553 De Sofa and 22S
West Seventh
The excursion and dance to be given by
Garfield Post No. g. G. A. r.. this evening,
has been indefinitely postponed
The Prohibition party is about to launch
| new paper on the merciless cold water waves,
| with A. Pike and Rev. David Morgan as ed
| itors.
| Deputy Marshal Sheehan left last night for
| White Earth to serve some summons and to
| make an arrest of vIolator of the United
| States laws.
| Gilbert Larson, aged twenty four, charged
with bastardy by Amelia Swenson, aged
| ferty-tWo. has concluded to settle the case by
marrying plaintiff.
| William E. Hardacker and Hubert C. Hun
| gerford have commenced an action against
IL
| CHANCES lien for ST..
| j. T. West, brother of one of the pro-
| prietors of the Primrose & West mins.rels, is
| In the city in the capacity of press agent of
| hatnOted aggregation
| George C. Crib has sued Jules jacobson
| to recover S157.F5 balance on merchandise
| sold, and has garnished funds in the hands
| OF the Commercial National bank
| A
| National bank, has accepted the position of
| Office clerk i'll United States Marshal bona
hower's office, and will commence his duties
| Tuesday.
August Fieer. a divinity student, was or
! dained last night, at the German Evangelical
| church. by Rev. G. NJ. Eyrieh, OF lie Sueur,
assisted by Revs. S. F. smith. Ii. H. and j.
| FL. Fleer.
The charge OF larceny preferred against
the lad named Henry Kellerman by his en-
pleyer, the proprietor of the Ryan fruit
store. was Withdrawn yesterday and Keller
man discharged.
Rev. Thomas Mourice has resigned from
| the passionate of the First Baptist church, of
| Plpestone, to accept that of the Burr Street
Baptist chapel in this city. He will preach
his first sermon on Oct L.
large stone in the coping of the Lowry
building, on Wabasha street, fell yesterday
| morning. narrowly missing a stone carver
who was working on the scaffold. but throw
ing him to the ground. Fortunately he was
not much hurt.
Emil Ehrsame was charged with obstruct-
ing the ST. Louis tracks in the police court
yesterday, and released OH his own recognize
anee until to-day. when the case will be con-
tinued He laid plank across a track i'll the
| st. Louis yards.
Acting Mayor Cullen had three distin-
| guished visitors yesterday from Buffalo,
! N. Y. They were William Somcrs. president
| of the Buffalo common council: Aid.
William J. Hillery aud Judge j. j. Griffin of
| the probate court
Dave Hoar, an old settler in St. Paul, and
formerly among our. most respected citi-
zens, was i'll the police court yesterday,
charged, as he has been many times, with
| drunkenness. He was granted a continu-
| auee of the case for one week.
| The s. & II. Laundry company, of Mime
apolis, yesterday filed articles of incorpora-
| ton with the secretary of state The capital
| stock is $50, 0o0 and the incorporates are:
G.. FL. Simpson, Reese r. Henderson, II. d.
| Oerr, j. II. Clark, of Minneapolis.
| The Duluth Hardware company yesterday
| filed articles OF incorporation with the secre-
| tary of state. The ineorporators are: Henry
| S. Eaton, F. G. Stevens w. +. Quavle, of
| Duluth; G. NJ. Nanehett, of Chicago: Alfred
| H. sheldon, of GAINESVILLE, Wis. The capital
| stock is filed at $4,000
| Harry Peters. the man arrested by Officer
| Call for larceny Wednesday night, was sent
| up for fftee days yesterday At the door of
the station ouse he made Il desperate break
| for liberty, but although a fleet runner, he
! was soon overtaken and laid low by Sergeant
| Zirkelbach.
JOSEF h Graves, who was accused of steal
| ing wagon from the yard of Nicolas
| Weidert last Wednesday night. was ar
raigned i'll the police court yesterday and
the case was continued until to-day. Weidert
| himself was arraigned for assault and bat
| terry on Graves.
| CIV. Chase, formerly cashier of the st.
| Paul City Railway company. has been pro-
noted to the position of assistant superin-
tendent under Supt Scott. win ose increased
| duties rendered the change necessary. MIR.
| Chase's former position will be filed by his
| assistant, E. L. Merrill.
| The fall sessions of the state teachers insti-
! tutes begin next Monday at Detroit. Buffalo,
Duluth and Alexandria. The instructors at
| Detroit will be W. +. Roeheleau and Mrs E.
X jacques: at Buffalo, James IT. MeCleary,
! ". W. Pendergast; at Duluth, G. E. Knep-
per and Miss Mary f. Hall; at Alexandria,
| G. W. G.. Hyde and Mrs. A. S. Beede.
| United States Circuit Court Clerk Hills has
! appointed C. C. Webster permanent deputy
! at Minneapolis. Mr. Webster is the father
| in-law of E. K Fairchild. of Minneapolis.
| Mr.. Hills says that he will remain at st.
| Paul and transact the business here and de-
| pend on his deputy at Minneapolis to do the
| clerical work there.
| Adward Aston has commenced an action
! against S. Sorenson 10 eEjoin him from make
| ing excavations and rendering untenetable
| part of lot 6, block 10, of Ashton d Sulli-
| vans addition. Aston has rented the prem
| ises from Sorenson. and the latter is making
| preparation TO improve the property and
! thus interferes with AIston's ieasehold in
| terest.
| Articles incorporating the ''B' Mai Abra-
| ham, a Jewish congregation, were yesterday
! filed in the register of deeds Office Th
| officers are Meyer Gre enberg, president;
Isaac Holman. vice president; Nathan Lewe
| dousky, recording secretary; Samuel Lasky,
| financial secretary; Aaron Mark, treasurer;
| Samuel Goldblum. first trustee; Abraham
| Mark, second trustee; Samuel Greenberg,
third trustee; Meyer Sigel, fourth trustee.
Capts. George B. Knapp and Charles F.
/ Yeager were yesterday receiving congratula-
/ tons upon their appointment to compose the
| local board OF steam vessel inspectors for the
! district of Dubuque, 10. They are compe-
| tent men, and their appointment WAS made
I at the earnest recommendations of Superyis-
ing Inspector John B. Sloane Mr.. Sloane
| expects the commissioners to arrive to-day
Capts Knapp and Yeager will then go to
| work at once in the new district.
| Primrose 81 Vests mlQStrelS will aDnpar
! at the Newmarket Sunday evening for q
short engagement. The entertainment of
this company is one of the best of its kind.
Every evening for three hours the audiences
are occupied in applauding the excellent
| singing, laughing al the witticisms and going
almost wild over the jokes and grotesqueries
of the performers. Lew Dockstader is
| almost an evenings entertainment in him
self. The advance sale of seats opens TO-
morrow.