St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-11
NEWS RUN OF A DAY.

County Attorney Egan left yesterday after
noon for a ten days trip to Tacoma.
The Misses Wheelock last evening gave
progressive tea for Miss Reed, of Pittsburg.
A. T. Lund, of Vining, Otter Tail county,
called on Attorney General Clapp yesterday.
Chief Detective John J. O'Connor returned
yesterday afternoon from trip to the Pacific
coast
The barn of DR.. Briggs 444 Robert street,
was damaged by fire yesterday to the extent
of $50.
In the case Of Vincenz Petschl against
John Schacheri Judgment was rendered in
favor Of Petschl.
In the case OF L. }. A. Laurier against
George r. Monfort, Judge Brill rendered
Judgment for Laurier
In the case of Peter Pfeifer against Laura
A. Boyd ct al. judgment was rendered in ia.
vor of Pfeifer by Judge Brill.
Mr.. Mayer, representative of the "Parlor
Match company, which plays at the New
market Sunday night, is In the city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Christian Bangert and Ernestine Ulrich,
Theodore Kicker and Emil Pordem.
The motion for new trial in the case Of
H. H. Bracket against Cunningham & Haas
was yesterday denied by Judge Wilkin.
The Loyal Legion will meet this evening, at
$50. at the Hotel Ryan. The paper of the
evening will be by Col. W. f. Drum, o. y. A.
Suit with an attachment has been begun by
George Laurent against Fielding Bros. &
Schultz to recover $3.50 for services as an
architect
Collector Of Customs Edwards has ap-
pointed Joseph La Porte, of Pembina, to be
deputy collector at that place, vice John R.
Dixon. superseded.
A regular monthly meeting of the Missis-
sippi Street District Improve ment society will
be held in the Peet block, 702 Mississippi
street, this evening.
James Fisher, NJ. P. p, of Winnipeg, left
St. Paul last evening with the remains OF his
wife, who died Saturday while visiting
friends at Hudson, Wis.
The report of the health officer for Febru-
airy is out. 1t shows a total of 100 marriages,
233 births and 80 deaths, The death rate
for the month was 6.53.
The cause of Lewis Stein against W, L.
Rosenberger ct al. is being tried before
jury in Judge Otis court. Stein claims
1000 on promissory note.
An action has been commenced by L. Y.
Sharp against John Rurdy and garnish-
ment served upon the Chicago. St Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha railroad.
EIn the matter of the estate Of @. j. John
son, deceased, in which suit was brought on
the part of Stensgaard Judge Kelly granted
| Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff.
The Office windows Of the st. Paul depart
ment of the Minneapolis Tribune were
cleaned yesterday. This is to let IN a little
| political light where it is most needed.
The Dayton Bluff union will meet this
evening at o'clock at Millers hall, corner
Maria avenue and Fifth street. for eousulta-
| ton, and look after the interests Of the East
| side.
| An electric wire burned out last evening
on Seventh street and set fire to large sign
belonging TO Ii. Killen, the shoe man. The
| fire department put out the blaze without
material loss.
Aid. Pat Conley returned yesterday from
Hot Springs, with his clerical-cut physiog
bronzed by the Southern suns and zephyrs.
He reports Aid. Hamm and Yoerg much i'm
| prov ed in health.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Moves has rendered his resignation, to take
| effect April 1, at which time Mr.. Edgerton
| will enter upon the duties o. assistant TO Dis
trict Attorney Hay.
Dennis Ryan, accompanied by r. B. Ca
lusha, left yesterday for Tacoma, Wash. Mr..
Ryan has gone to perfect arrangements for