St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-03
TUESDAYS TERsE TALES.

Sophia Lohar was yesterday examined and
ordered sent TO the insane asylum at Roch-
ester.
The members of the First troop OF cavalry
will meet at the Cavalry hall this evening at
8 O'Clock.
John Smith, who attempted to burglarize
the Omaha house on Monday night, got sixty
days on a substituted charge of disorderly
conduct.
During The past month, building permits
have been issued TO the amount of S97S, 900.
The amount for the same month last year
= was S643,70u.
Rev. John S. Nevins, for thirty seven
years missionary of the Presbyterian church
in China. speaks at the House of Hope meet
ing tomorrow evening.
Margareta Lutzman, an old lady of eighty
years. was examined in the probate court
yesterday and directed to be taken to the
Rochester insane asylum.
The inhabitants of a West Ninth street re-
sort were arrested for keeping a disorderly
house. on Monday night. Yesterday morn
ing they forfeited their bail.
Crank j. Brings has commenced an action
against John r. Jackson to recover S2l0.2O
for merchandise sold. The effects of Jack
son are attached Oh the alleged grounds that
be is about 10 make an assignment
The Minneapolis Stockyards and Packing
company has sold a number or lots to the
Minnesota Belt Line Railway and Transfer
company. The consideration is SlO0,O
The property is located near the Minneapolis
foekyards.
William P Curtis and Robert H. Edwards
have commenced an action against Peter
Simmonson. john C. Beatte and Fannie
Sahln6OxvSl, " n S10d ga
given in an action for the delivery of certain
personal property.
ophelia Lawrence was in court yesterday
morning, charged with assault with a danger
GUS weapon. The circumstances of the case
haxe already been stated in the GLOBE.
Ophelia will appear to answer to the charge
this morning. the case having been con-
tinued..
The lawn festival given by the ladies of
ST. Vincents church was a decided success,
the receipts netting $1,000. Miss Jennie
Wallace, of University avenue, won the pair
of gold bracelets. outvoting both of her COM
patitors, and P. NJ. Moroney. of the postof-
flee, won the blackthorn stick by a large ma.
joritJ of votes.
Charles sFontaine, of West St. Paul, who
claimed toihaYe been robbed. by Zeph Dufour
and Richard Wilkinson, was not in court
WneH the case was called yesterday. The de-
PENDANTS admit taking the money, but say it
was all joke Sergeant Sullivan, who made
the arrest. says that Dufour has been bribed
to stay away. :
Ida V. Penner and John P Penner have
commenced an action against Anna C.
Paegel, George r. Paegel and Olivia Becht
for partition of the ESTATE of John G.
Beeht, cor sisting of the southeasterly fifty
feet of lot 8, the southeasterly half of lot s,
the southeasterly twenty-five feet of the
northeasteriy half of lot 8, block %, in Rice
d Iryines addition, valued at somewhat
more than s., 900.
The annual meeting of the North St. Paul
Land company was held yesterday at the of
fees OF the company, German American
bank building. The directors were re-
elected-Fred Driscoll, Henry a Castle, Lane
K. Stone, Walter S. Morton, Frederick Dris-
coll Jr. The officers of the company were
elected as follows: H. A. Castle, president;
FRED Driscoll Jr., vice president; Walter S.
Morton, general manager; James W. Jones'
secretary. Lane X. Stone was president last
year; H. A. Castle vice president.