St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-21
A MONDAY RIGLANGE.

The district rrt calendar is up to date.
A rev VEN of % jurors appeared in the
district court eestet day.
Griggs & Co. have sued Daniel Larney to
recover SlI9 on accoant.
y. Ii. Wilder has sued Joseph Sansome ct
al to recover S69774 on a lease.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday and transacted routine business.
DANES Willoughby will be tried in the mu-
nicIpal court this morning for larceny.
Martha E. Clark has sued Charles Damerel
to recover Sl36. 50 on promissory note.
DR.. j. A. Quinn has been summoned 10 San
Diego Cal. 10 the bedside of his father, who
was an old settler here.
in the matter !of the assignment of Hugh
l.. Walls, Judge Kerr has filed an order aD-
proving the final account.
O3fss Virginia Bryant. of 80 East Wini-
fred street, has for her guest Miss Gertrude
Lawrence, of Dickinson. Y. D.
The cause of the Dwelling Improvement
company against Andrew Simpson ct ell, was
heard yesterday by Judge Kerr.
Coroner Quinn left yesterday for San
Diego, Cal. having been summoned there by
the serious illness of his father.
Gen. Il. II. Sibley was reported somewhat
better last evening than he has been for sew
eral days. and hopes are entertained that he
will soon regain his usual state of health.
The state treasurer yesterday received
check from the chief grain inspector for
Sl0.1SS.2l, being the amount of fees col
lected for the inspection of grain for the
month of September
MeSsrs. George Seibert, E. F. Lemke and j.
DAM returned yesterday from a very success
full hunting trip to Swift county. They were
well laden with various kinds of game, and
had a general good time.
William Hennessy who arrived in the city
from Saltwater yesterday, and is q lumber
man, fell while crossing the railroad tracks
on Sibley street last night and Injured the
small bones OF one foot. He will be taken 10
tie city hospital this morning.
The petit juors summoned to attend the
United States district court at ManKato on
Nov. will not be requi ed to do service
until the 9TH of November at 10 a.. m. The
18th being election day. Judge Nelson will
adjourn court until the fol owing day.
The personal injury cause of Knud B. Ped
erson against the Manitoba Railway COM
pany to recover SIO,25O damages is being
tried before judge Ois and jury. A train
collided with the team of Peterson at a cross
ing, breaking The wagon, and injuring the
horses and himseE.
The Northwestern Real Estate Gazette
comes cut this week with an eight-pa
edition, i'll which scathing arraignment Is
contained eff The policy which ignores what
the Gazette characterizes as the true business
situation. There is said to be an Intention
on the part of the proprietor to change the
lapers nan e to Truth
sheriff j. VI. Markha D, of Aitkin county,
yesterday reported o tie state auditor that
he had safely delivered to tn. warden of the
state prison at Stillwaler Frank Anderson
and Michael McKin .on convicted of grand
larceny and sentenced u five and two years
imprisonment respectively. The bill for
conveying the prisoners to jail amounted 10
$3.50.
The state camp Patriotic Order Sons of
America will meet to day at 10 O'Clock at A.
Q. Z. " hall, Seventh and Minnesota streets.
During the session the state officers will be
elected and installed at 5 p. N. At 8 p. N.
banquet will be rendered the state camp by
Washington Camp No. 1, of ST. Paul Gov.
Merriam. Drs. j. E. Smith. r. F. McLaren, A.
II. Heath ana other notables will be present
and respond 10 toasts.
EFrank Daniels certainly has no equal as a
fpnmaller, and Little Puck gives him full
scope. IL was produced to large house at
the Newmarket last night. and for two and
half hours the crowd was in roar Little
Pack~iS the same. and has about the same
people, as when here year ago. which is
saying that it is up to its old standard of ex-
cellence. 1t is the best thing Daniels has
ever done. 1t will be here for two nights
more.
Articles incorporating the First Progressive
Congregational society we're yesterday fled
in the register of deeds Office. The society
recognizes and advocates the practice of
equal rights without regard to sex or nation
atty, and has for its object the ordination
OF worthy persons TO preach the gospel of
Gods good will towards all mankind. Peter
Rosluud is president. Alice Mayh ew secre-
tary, and ". S. Fertg chairman Of the
board of trustees