St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-10

Northern Pacific Railroad company is on
trial to jury before Judge Nelson. Dam
! ages in the sum of $1,000 are asked for be-
cause Of the death of a son, while employed
as brakeman.
William H. Grady and others, as heirs of
James Grady, deceased. have commenced an
action against Anna r. Muitzer. widow of
William L. Muitzer, ana long list of other
parties, TO quiet title to lot 2, block IS, in
the town of Brooklynd.
Joseph W. Blabon is quite i'll at his rooms
at the Ryan. His parents came to his bed
side and while here received the sad intelli-
gence of the death of his brother in the
East. Mr.. Blabon Sr., returned East, leaving
his wife here to nurse her son.
Judge Kelly has appointed Attorneys
Charles n. Bell W. d. Cornish and T. r.
Palmer as a committee on examination OF
applicants for admission to the bar. Jan.
% is fixed as the day for the first examina-
ton of applicants for license to practice law.
By request Louise Jewell Manning will
give a conversation on the Delsarte system of
physical expression in oratory ana art, illu-
stTated by aesthetic gymnastics on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock at Van Ellemeets
music hall, Moore block. near Seven Corners.
Ali interested are INITIATED to attend.
LOUIS L, Sle6nSS;lHrQ mas an dc-
ton at law against the ST. Paul Real Estate
Title Insurance company to recover $40, 90
on policy No. % 10 issued 10 him by that
company. This is the outgrowth of the
famous Uihlein deed, the signature to which
was forgcd.and of which forgery Steensgaard
was acquitted.
Peter Nelson was taken before United
States Commissioner McCafferty yesterday on
charge of passing counterfeit silver dollar
The hearing was continued until to-day.
Nelson gave bond, with Frank A. johnson
as surety, for his appearance. Nelson is q
bartender for Johnson, at the corner of Bed
ford and Collins streets.
In the cause of Alexander Ramsey against
William H. Glennv and others, Judge Otis
has decided that whilst Mr.. Ramsey was the
| owner of the west half of lot 3 and two feet
| OF lot II, block 33. of st Paul proper in the
year 1881, that the Glennys have held adj
verse possession of portion of the premises
for period of twenty-six years continu-
ously, Ramsey cannot now recover possession
thereof.
A story was afoat yesterday, in effect that
as two-thirds of the council had not voted in
the affirmative OH the Leithauser resolution,
the city printing was in snarl. City Attor-
ney Holman said this rumor was not valid.
Mayor smith. he SAID. haQ asked OF this at
the time, and he (Holman) had informed the
mayor that the resolution simply declared a
line of policy, and majority vote was suffi-
Gent
woman claiming to be the deserted wife
Of George Lockart, disreputable character
well known to the police of st. Paul, and
now said 10 be under arrest in Chicago, APP
peared before the board of control yesterday
and applied for transportation to the Windy
City. Her request was denied The woman
claimed that her husband left st. Paul with a
prostitute named Pierce, and that her object
in visiting Chicago was to obtain work.
novel methsd of compromising St. Paul
for the loss of carnival attractions has been
adopted by Michaud Bros. who exhibit in
one of their show windows a complete ice
| palace model in sugar on a scale of one
| fourth of an inch to the foot, the construc-
| ton of which mas been in charge of Archi-
| tect Joy, who built it after his plan adopted
for the real structure. The miniature palace
| is lighted Up from within with colored cleo
trio lights and presents very pretty appear
| ance.