St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-30
NEwsLETs.

Adolph LiZette has commenced an action
against Bertha Peterson to enforce a. me-
chanic's lien for $55. II.
This evening the president of the National
Molders' union will deliver an address on the
labor question at Labor hall.
Jeffreys johnson, arrested for the larceny
of a watch from Mrs. j. G. Johnston, was
bound over to the grand jury yesterday.
The painters, the lathers' and the walters
unions each met at Labor hall last evening.
No very important business was transacted.
officer McEllistrom arrested Charles East
man last night for carrying concealed weap-
ons he was released on the deposit OF $50
bail.
Last Monday Mrs. Conley, an aged lady liy-
ing at 727 Olive street, fell down stairs with
a knife in her hand. She received severe
scalp wound.
Charles joy has commenced an action
against Samuel D. Lord to quiet title to parts
of lots and s, in block IS of Banning
Oliviers addition to West st. Paul.
The will of Mary Schroeder was Yesterday
filed in the probate court Mrs. SCHROEDER
leaves her property, valued at about $780,
600, to her two sons, Frederick and Anthony
Schroeder
Dan O'Brien, the tough who held up and
robbed George Herbert last Friday evening.
and was captured by Sergeant Zirkelbach,Wa
bound over to the grand jury yesterday for
So 900 bail.
Archibald D. Mcleod, as assignee of John
B. Baker, an insolyent, has commenced an
action against Augustus R. Capehart to re-
cover ST. .O75 for the use of furniture in the
Clifton hotel.
Yesterday morning officer Rose saw
twelve or thirteen-year-old boy at the foot OF
jackson street carrying about twenty-f
feet of lead pipe to a junk shop AT sight OF
the officer he dropped it and ran.
May Adams, who keeps an designation
house ON Fifth street. near Rosabel, ana
Herman Smith. who lives in the same house,
/ were in the police court yesterday. May Ad-
I ans was fined S25 and Smith was sent up for
twenty days.
Ia Charles Bibea, Yrina Kranz, Frank Lenox
and Paul Nelson got up free tight over
some trivial matter in saloon on the flats
I yesterday afternoon. They were gathered In
liby Officer Matak, and will be arraigned in
the police court to-day.
9 At about 9 O'clock yesterday morning, a
| well dressed young man was found lying un
conscious under the Rice street bridge. He
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital. and 1t
name could not be learned.
Judge Westcott Wilkin. of st. Paul. and
| Sarah W. Coleman and Roswell c. Coleman,
her husband, of Goshen, New York. have
| conveyed to William II. Demarest Jr of New
/ Jersey, lots and in block 81, and lot in
| block So, all in Kittson's addition, for S45,-
900.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
81 oboa1 hoe rd bal in,
| of State Superintendent Kiehle at the capitol,
| on August 8, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
| At this meeting the reports of the presidents
| of the different schools will be presented and
| heard
| j. A. Lawrence, of the dairy commissioners
| Office, Yesterday received a letter from
German butter-importing house. suggesting
| that the butter shipped from this country be
packed in oaken tierces to prevent Its tasting
| of the wood. The letter also advised that as
little coloring as possible be used in summer
and none at all in winter.
| The men working on the Broadway bridge
did not go to work yesterday. They expect
| to do so to-day however. City Attorney
| Holman says that he is thoroughly convinced
! that the contractors are In the right and that
| they should have police protection, If neees-
| sary. He expects to settle it, however, with
| out any such need, and that promptly. He
thinks there will be little trouble in the mat
1 ter.
The criminal suit for seduction brought by
| Josephine Koehner against Aquiline Bren-
! ner was again before the police court yester-
| day and dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.
| Some weeks ago Miss Koehner brought
civil suit for So, 900 damages for the same
cause This was settled for 81 800, ana this
| tJ,o l;.y,, n
the criminal complaint.
Last Monday night Detective Werrick ar
| rested William and Fred Brown. Harry Nc
| Elleny and George Bonsalf on charge OF
burglary. They are members of tough lot
| of young crooks, who have been operating
in South ST. Paul. They appeared in the mu-
| nicipaI court Yesterday, and the eases were
continued until to-day. More than S10O
worth of stolen watches. jewelry and other
property was recovered.
/ We learn upon good authority that st. Paul
is soon to have another music house. This
| time rumor connects Mr.. F. w. Farwell with the
| new enterprise. It is said that the parties
| forming the combination are possessed OF
ample capital, and that they have secured an
| excellent location for the new house. Mr..
| Farwell. who has been connected with the
| music house Of W. j. Dyer Bro Tor the
past eight years. upon being interviewed
relative to above, refused to either deny or
confirm the report.
| An Impending Calamity.
Chicago Times.
f. "a calamity is impending!"
+ sThere is?
IL Eyes, sir.''
IL am out of money and certainly
must soon'-
~ WHAT"
II $50 to work.