St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-19
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CHIPS.

CIIN CHIPS.
Aaron B. Herman has sued Bartholomew
II. Moriarly TO recover 500 upon an account
stated.
The members of the ST. Paul Boat club will
meet in The parlors of lhe Ryan hotel Friday
evening at O'Clock.
In the case of Minerva L. Wilson against
James c. Stout the jury returned Il verdict
for S52iO i'll favor of Minerva L. Wilson.
Joseph Singer, who was shot on sunday
evening, was reported yesterday as improv
ing. Dr. Baker is of the opinion that he will
recover.
In the case OF Is. Il. OGDEN against C. II.
Lovejoy. TO recover upon promis>ory note,
funds in the Germania bank have been gar
nished.
The corner stone of the new First Presby-
terian church VIII be laid Tins afternoon at
O'Clock. corner Lincoln avenue and Grotto
street.
The Christian Chapel society has bought
lot ut the northeast corner of Nelson and
Farrington avenues and will erect a hand
some church building.
OF the causes of the November term of the
district court calendar, 1917 jury eases, 80
court cases and 81 criminal cases Will so
over 10 the December term.
Finch. Van Slyck & Co. have sued john
son Bros. X Co. TO recover 5 SOS for mer
chandise sold. and nave carnisheed funds in
the hands of kellogg. Johnson " Co.
The cause of Henry Voges against The
City of st. Paul, to recover $1,000 damages
TO his lot oceasioled BY the grading of
street, is being tried by jury in Judge ous'
court.
Theodore f. Parker has sued the city of 81.
Paul to recover possession of lots 8, IL, IL
and II, block J 5 IF Brooklynd addition, and
Sl,u0,. damages tor detention of possession
of the property.
Hon. Charles NJ. Pond has been appointed
BY the eovernor TO MI out the uneXpiTed
term of Judge Rea Mr. Pond was recently
elected one of the judges of the Hennepin
county district court.
Health Commissioner Hoyt will begin the
sanitary inspection of the publ schools, as
demanded by the board OF education, to-day.
Prof. W. s. Eberman, of the state dairy
commission, will conduct The analysis.
Two susWciouS-looking characters named
Billy Michigan and George West were arrest
ed by Detective Daily in the act of trying to
dispose of two Overcoats last night They
were locked up on suspicion of larceny.
objection was made in the probate court
as Administrative OF the estate of Kate Folly,
deceased. Tine objection was made by John
Folly, the husi and of the late Kate Folly.
The ST. Paul National bank has COM
menced an action with attachment against
the Kansas City Packing company to recover
$1,000 upon prCmissory note, and has also
earuished funds i'll the hands of George B.
Whitney.
Annette johnson has sued Theodore
Sehlief TO recover possession of Il small strip
of lot /, block i'll Farrar's addition. and 10
recover So damages for fruit trees cut down
and $50 for Withholding possession of the
strip of land.
r. L. Johns as receiver of the property of
John W. Jeremy. has sued John ". Jeremy
and Elizabeth Jeremy, his wife, to set aside a
sale of The steamboat Ruby by Jeremy to his
wife, as being fraudulent and void as to the
creditors of jeremy.
The citizens of Hinckley, who have q
grievance against the Great Northern road
for not running trains over branch of theil
road, have been requested bv the railroad
commissioners to file in writing the facts OF
their case, which will then he duly acted
upon.
Miss Martha J. Larpenteur will be married
today TO Thomas Smith, of the Smith
Fruit company. The interesting ceremony
will be performed by Father Raleigh at St
Joseph's church. Mr. and Mrs. NTH will
be at home i'll Duluth TO their friends after
Dec. l.
Albert c. Kulb, of 161 Forbes avenue, re,
ported to the police yesterday morning thai
he was held up and robbed while on his way
home ut ! p. ~ on the previous night. Sew
eral arrests have been made, but Mr.. kuli
has been SO far unable to identify his assail
ants.
John Fl. Ives said Yesterday: Il never
asked, expected or wanted to be assistant
county attorney. If my name was ever in
any manner used in connection with such al
appointment, it was not only without my
consent, but against my wishes. If the posi-
ton we're offered to me l would not take it. ;
Deeds were recorded yesterday which yes
the title TO the bank building at the corner O.
jackson and Fourth streets in the Com
mercial bank. E. A. Hendrickson conveyed
the property to the Commercial Nationa
bank, and the latter in turn to the CONNER
cial bank. The consideration in each i'll
stance was S65, UOv.
The supreme court yesterday heard tn,
following cases: Anthony Suchaneck, re
spondent, VS.. E. c.. Smith, appellant; Alex
ander McVeety, respondent VS.. st. Paul NJ
d NJ. Railway Company, appellant; Caro-
line Wheeler. appellant VS.. Odd Fellows
Mutual Aid and Accident Association, re
spondent. Argued and submitted.
Locke Richardson drew another much in
terested audience 10 High School hall las
night to hear his Interpretation of "As Yol
Like It, On saturday morning he will reat
''1he Tempest" Mir. Richardson is q prim
favOrite with st. Paul audiences, and b.
draws large audiences from the intelligen
and from teachers and high school students
Miss Susan B. Beas, who has been identi
fed with several benevolent and charitable
enterprises in this city, will be married a
Unity church to-day at high noon. TIL
fortunate man who will lead that lady to tn
altar is Edwin NJ. Bangs of Duluth. MI
Bangs Is to be congratulated by an eXtensiv
circle of business people and others of thi
city who have known Miss Beals so favor
ably.
Articles incorporating the Security Build
ing and Loan association were filed yestel
day in the register of deeds ottice. TIL
amount of the capital stock is 81, OOO, OOC
The highest amount of Indebtedness at an
one time is limited to S25, co. The officer
of the association for the present are Benje
min f. Wright president; julius C. Bryant
wee president; Oscar T. Roberts, treasurer
Howard f. Ware secretary, and Edward T
Graves attorney.
Joseph Kutz. Frank Batowsky, Mlnn
SEEK, John Smith, Fred Silk, Ankle Smit
and Celia Hamberker, all ch ldrcn undo
eleven years old, were brought into coul
yesterday, charged with begging. The paren,
of the children were cautioned, and the case
dismissed. Mrs. Hefiing and Cora Feltol
Charged with visiting questionable resort
were remanded until to-day under bonds {
Slu0 each, Several DRINKS received Ii
usual fine or Imprisonment.