St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-20
SAINT PAUL.
FOUND ON THE CURB.

The fathers strike was declared off last
evening.
Eight marriages, six births and four de aths
yesterday.
There will be a meeting Of walters this aft
ernoon at Labor hall.
Scarlet fever is at 517 West Seventh, AS
Aurora and $50 University avenue.
VII. Benton, the clerk of court of Cot
tonwood county, called at the capitol yester-
day.
Attorney General Clapp is conducting the
states side in a murder trial at Hallock, Kit
son county, this week
Carolina Moberg against Charles o. Lin
gren is the style of an action commenced
50 recover $500 on a promissory note.
G. F. Frahmlein, of the city treasurer's
office. and Frank Refs returned yesterday
from Chisago lake with big string of fish.
The somewhat noted case of John F. Wal
gamott against Bushnell IL Bushnell. is III
course Of another airing before the district
court.
Judge Otis yesterday granted the motion to
dismiss. made Friday, in the case of Lena t.
Chamberlain against The Commercial Ma
tional Bank.
Gov. Merriam, Secretary H. II Hart and
Col Mattson will attend the reform school
exercises at Red Wing to-day. The governor
will deliver an address.
Rev. n. A. Morjickian, of Erzroum, Ar
menia, who has been lecturing in st. Paul
and Minneapolis for couple of weeks past
lett last night for Omaha.
The annual election of officers Of the
board of trade, enormously announced by
m hoI1
does not take place until June 8.
A carload of fine Norman Percheron stall
ions and geldings were shipped by Waller
Bros, of Iowa. to Helena, Mont, yesterday.
They were fed and rested at South st. Paul.
The cause of Lucia Schaeffer against The
Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United
Workmen, to recover So, 900 insurance on her
husbands life, was tried before Judge Kelly
yesterday without jury.
The Young Peoples Society of St Ste
phen's Episcopal church Will give dramatic
entertainment with tableaux at the hall cor
ner West Seventh and Western avenue,
Tuesday evening, May 90
A man giving the name of c. P. Linqulst
an upholsterer by trade was caught by OIL
Ger Gerber last night taking liberties with
boy about thirteen years old. The wretch
was locked up in the central station.
In the case of P A. Bergsma against j. j..
Dewey and w F. Mahon. Judge Otis yester-
day declined to give judgment in favor of
Bergsma but decided that the title to lands
in question is in the name OF j. j. Dewey.
Judge Kerr and a jury were engaged yes
terday i'll hearing the evidence in the cause
of Matthias Leuf against The City of st. Paul.
The action is being prosecuted to recover
500 damages by reason OF grading Burr
street.
Z The Bohn Manufacturing company has
sued John j. Donohue, William G. White,
Michael S Mccarthy, Dennis Mccarthy and
Peter King, to- enforce mechanics lien for
SI56l2 upon the house and lot OF William
G. White.
Judge Otis yesterday evening took up the
cause entitled: In the matter of proceed
ings to enforce payment of taxes delinquent
on real estate in Ramsey county for the year
1888, to the payment of which A. M. LaWton
and others made objection"
There will be no civil cases tried at the
June term of the United States district court,
which meets at Winona, June 2. This is be-
cause of the long criminal docket. 1t is said
there are over 100 cases of selling liquor to
Indians alone on the docket.
The Sullivan Iron company, of Duluth,
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital is 500
600 and the incorporators are H. W. Coffin,
j. NJ Smith, s. F. Snively, Charles P. Craig
and 5. F. Wadhams all of Duluth.
The horsemen at the Union stockyards will
give an exhibition of breaking Western
horses at South st. Paul tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Stock Inspector Landers. OF
Miles City, Mont. Lasso Mack, Ed Reynolds
and others will take part in the riding.
The Bernheiner Wire company, of Mime
apolis, was duly incorporated by the filing OF
its articles of incorporation with Secretary
Mattson yesterday. The capital stock is
placed at $50, 900 and Jacob August, Emma
p Bernheimer and James A. Kellogg, of
Minneapolis, are the incorporators.
Word was yesterday received at the probate
court that Mary Brown, who was sent to the
Rochester insane asylum Nov. 26, 1885
subsequently sent to st. Peter, is failing
very fast. Her husbands name is James
Brown. The authorities want to notify hel
friends, but don't know where to reach
them.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
David Finnel and Annie Kinnigan, john
Smith and Mrs. Annie Smith, Francis B
Reilly and Mary Hart, Augustus D. DlamoI
and Blanche McCarrick, Moses Cohen ant
Kitty Rittmaster, John Gallagher and Sarah
Needham, Gust II. Allison and Cora Staus
Mons o. Lofgren and Louisa Waltrom.
Bertha Rhode and her husband, FREQ
Rhode, have sold SO feet of lot g. block 8, o.
LeechS addition to st. Paul, located at the
corner of West Seventh street and Smith
avenue to the Anheuser-Bush Brewing asso
o.
$780, 1t is presumed that the compan!
viii utilize the ground for the erection of 6
storage house for beer.