St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-16
SAINT PAUL.
TIE PASSING SHOW.

F. F. Patterson and wife, of Tacoma,
Wash. are stopping at the Ryan.
j. E. Cooley, W. B. Patton and George n.
La vergn of Duluth. are Windsor guests,
Crosby Bros. have commenced an action
ag.IAsI george r. Scnmltt for $IuJ on
note.
afternoon at ) o clock at their rooms on East
Seventh street.
Silas Il. Clausin & Co. brought an action
against Stahl & Martin to recover 6.2S for
merchandise.
Carl Larson began an action yesterday
against Peter Buda to recover Sl5o for plas-
teripg building.
Ex-Lieut Gov. Barto of Sank Center, yes
tive department.
John NJ. Hamilton has brought an action
against P. Nj. Cleary for $500. the amount
due OH promissory note.
The committee on streets will take up the
Summit avenue boulevard matter at the
meeting on Friday evening.
The gas committee failed to obtain quo
rum yesterday, and the meeting was post
poned until Saturday at O'Clock.
Anthony Yoerg has begun an action in the
district court against John B. Dufour to re-
cover ST2s.l 10 for merchandise sold.
The cause of JrhE Hayburn against Bridget
Mcnamara in eiectment, for the recovery of
land. is on trial before Judge Kelly's court.
Reynolds & Reynolds commenced an &C.
ton in the district court against r. v Cav
enaugh TO recover S226.99 for merchandise.
The action of Mccarthy & Courtney against
McClung, McMurran & Co. has been trans
ferred from Hennepln TO Ramsey county for
trial.
Rand, McNally & Co.. of Chicago, have
offered o lOxl4 foot map of the United
States for the use of the educational associa-
ton.
Frank stranski denies the publication that
he settled a tastardy case by agreeing to
marry The girl, and asserts that she dropped
the case.
Gov. Merriam yesterday appointed G. a.
Carlson. of Red Wing member of the state
board of equalization from the First
district
Prof ". H. Payne will deliver a course
lecture at high school hall tonight on the
subject Some Qualities Would Have in
Teacher
Lauretz o. Melbye has begun an action
against Maggie Kramer and others 10 recover
500. and TO declare it a lien upon certain
real estate.
The inry had not returned verdict in the
case Of State against The Minneapolis Furni-
ture Company at the hour of adjournment of
Judge Nelson's court.
l.. C. etebbins. T. P A. for Manitoba, came
in yesterday with flrst-class party of ten
people from Spring Valley. Mimi, en- route
to San Francisco via the Manitoba road.
Thomas Sly, of Madison Lake had a hear
ing before United States Commissioner Nc
Cafferty yesterday upon charge of retailing
without license and was discharged.
The hotel aud entertainment committee of
the educational association will meet Satur-
day TO complete the organization and pre-
pare for systematic canvass Of the city.
A jury was empaneed in the case of
James Sullivan, indicted for rhe larceny OF a
watch and chain from Charles Glseser. The
trial will proceed before Judge Brill to-day.
A permit was issued yesterday for the con-
structiou OF a one-story frame dwelling by
Charles O. MIlard ut the corner of Water and
Eastwood streets. The amount is $1,000.
Fred Il. Day pleaded guilty of larceny in
the second degree and was sentenced to con-
finement in the stale reformatorv at ST.
Cloud. Day says he is twenty-three years old.
A j. Stone, NJ. D., of this city, will give
room of the Y.M. c. A. this evening, at s
O'Clock. Admission free to members and
friends.
William Handle. indicted for robbing
Frank II. Upham of a $50 watch. withdrew
his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty yes
terday. Sentence Will be pronounced this
morning.
John Igo. q boy about sixteen years old,
was found guilty, by jury, of larceny in the
second degree for robbing E. NJ. Kuby's
store. A stay OF sentence was granted until
Saturday.
entertainment of elocution and music
In Unity church club rooms, for the benefit
OF the Womans Auxiliary, which was post
poned, will occur Thursday evening Of this
week, the 10Th.
George Barry, who entered plea Of guilty
of larceny in the second degree. was SEN
fenced by Judge Brill 10 be confined IN the
workhouse of the city for nine months. He
is thirty-one years old.
The committee on investigation Of the
municipal court records held meeting YES
terday afternoon. but adjourned until Satur-
day afternoon, when the report OF Chairman
Pratt win be submitted.
The jury rendered verdict for 81 in favor
of Malloy against the Chicago. Burlington &
Northern Railroad company. The suit was
for $4,000, alleging injuries from falling
off car because I defective lamp.
Surveyor w. B. Patton, Auditor G. N. La
Vogue. Assessor j. E. Cooley, of st. Louis
County; Treasurer F. B. Forbes. of Freedom
county, and Hon F. NJ Crosby. of Rock
county, were callers at the capitol yester-
day.
Marriage licenses were issued to Charles A.
johnson ana Jennie W. hindgren, James H.
Doyle and Ellen Mnlcare, Hebe Summerfield
and Loui>a Kofka. Louis :. jackson and Jen-
ME d. Hendrickson, August Cunin and Mar
garet Camant.
The cause OF julius Weitzel against Albert
Spangenberg to recover $3.50 commissions
In the purchase and sale of real estate ana
personal property is being tried in Judge
OTIS court Spangenberg denies engaging or
employing Weitzel.
Il. Aorahamson. P. Fl. Ziegler and Samuel
Frank, three clothing dealers arrested on
warrants charging violation OF the Sunday
law. were in court yesterday. Abrahamson
had his case continued until the 22nd, and
the other two will be heard on the 10Th.
Charles G. Brazier has commenced an ac-
ton against D. NJ. Finlayson q Co., and
Blanchard l. Cushman, to enforce q con-
tractors lien for S546 ana 70 recover judg
ment against Josephine Hunley for S1,475,
on account of erecting frame building
Captain Swift was again played to
large audience last night. and Will be re-
peated to-day, when special ladies' matinee
will be given. Mr.. Forrest has made great
IMPRESSION as Captain swift in st Paul.
and will doubtless pack the house with ladies
to-day.
The ST. Paul Board Of Underwriters yes
terday filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state. The incorporates
are s. S. Eaton, c. B. Gilbert, j. J.Lawrence.
J. Rogers Jr., H. r. Constans, j. Quincy
Haas. DC. Shandrew and E. a. Hemenway,
of st. Paul.
Catherine Walker has begun q suit against
the ST. Paul City Railway company TO recover
81. 900 damages to her nervous system.
She claims that upon entering a street car,
It started suddenly, throwing her to the
floor, ininring her bodily and impairing her