St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-11
THE CITY NEWS DIGEST.

! Diphtheria is nnlictined at liza James
street, and Group at S64 Geranium.
Z The Wabasha Dairy restaurant has close
down because Of the dullness of business.
! Samuel Hoover has sued Mary Weber and
Others TO recover S2-5 upon promissory
mote.
!, Flora @. Reid. formerly Flora Q. Roy, has
sued Charles f.. Mcbride to recover $3.50
upon promissory note. @
The plasterers', boilemakers', BARRIERS and
panerhangers' unions each held regular
meetings at labor headquarters last night.
The hearing in the opening of Lawson
street. which matter was before the board of
public works yesterday, was adjourned until
this morning at 10.
The resolutions of the bar of III, state of
Minnesota on the death OF Hon. Gordon E.
Cole will be heard by the judges of the SUI
preme court on Thursday next at in the
afternoon.
The district court met yesterday morning
but transacted no business. The judges IN
the several courts gave notice of The death of
Hon. Orlando Simons. member of the
bench, and ordered court adjourned for the
day.
Gov Merriam has appointed R. B. Lang
don, of Minneapolis; X. S. Munger, of Du-
iuth and Warren Potter, of Aitki,i, as COM
missioners TO view the forty miles of track
built by the Duluth & Winnipeg railroad this
year.
George F. Potter, of Houston county, was q
caller at the capitol yesterday. Mr.. Potter,
who was in the legislature four years ago
will be remembered as The bitter opponent in
the house of representatives of Ignatius Don
nelly.
The everlasting chimes from the court
house belfry will be heard no longer About
o clock last evening they ceased, and the
nervous stranger at the neighboring hostel
ries will no longer be aroused thirty-tYo
times during his nights rest
The United States Savings, Loan and Build
ing company has sued sydney Aighman and
others to foreclose mortgage for 81 900 on
lois ID and IA. block % of West st. Paul
Real Estate and improvement syndicate adj
dtion No. 2.
The Ramsey Bar association will meet in
its rooms at $3.50 this morning to take ac-
ton with reference 10 the death of the late
Judge Orlando Simcns. 1t is especially de-
srable that the meeGlng be attended by the
full membership.
Joe Sheehy and Mike Fitzpatrick will meet
in boxing match at the Olympic'in ST. Paul
knocked Paddy Harrington out on saturday
night. Sheehy is to best Fitzpatrick in eight
rounds forfeit 500. =
W. F. Mcintyre gave bond before United
States Commissioner Odeli. of Minneapolis
yesterday, in the penalty of $500, tor his ap-
pearance to answer any Indictment found
against him for wrongful use of the mails to
send scurrilous matter to Miss Gale
The Lemm, Fawcett g. johnson Manu-
featuring company has commenced an action
against Barbara Harris, j. c. \. Anderson
ana others to enforce mechanics lien for
1888 upon lot z, or Dana d. Hume subdi-
vision of west half OF block SO of Lyman
Dayton's addition.
In the matter of the appeal of Louis Coyle
Kittson from an order of the probate court
allowing the final account in the estate of
Mary A. kittsou. Judge Kerr has denied the
motion of the st. Paul Trust company, as ad-
minlstrator of that estate, to yacate and an
nul the appeal bond.
Insurance Commissioner Dearth had a
novel relic of the last century on exhibition
at his office Yesterday. 1T was a copy of the
Boston and County Gazette, March l., 177U.
The contents of the old paper are mainly
protests against the British government. The
paper is owned by Alfred White
The Real Estate aud Building society has
sued Marie Dahlby and. others to enforce
bond secured by mortgage on lot:25. block
16, of Eastville Heigbts addition The bond
was given for 500. The court is asked to
ascertain the amount due and order sale of
he lot mentioned to satisfy the unpaid
amounts
Thomas Ell. Day. an employe of the st.
Paul d Duluth company, was killed at p.
m. yesterday by being run over bya freight.
Day was a brakeman on regular freight He
slipped on the frosty roof of the car. aud fell
under the wheels. He resided with his
mother at White Bear, and the body will be
conveyed there.
The special visiting committee of the state
normal board, composed of nonresident
members, begins tour OF inspection # the
schools to-day, when they will be at Winona
Tomorrow they will visit Mankato, and at a
later date ST. Cloud and Muorhead The
principal object of the tour is 10 determine
clearly the financial need of the schools in
the future
In the case of The Dwelling Improvement
Company against Andrew Simpson and
others. Judge Kerr has filed an order render
ing judgment against the defendants The
court holds that the redemption of the prop
erty in question, sold by the sheriff, was for
the use of Susan Woolsey. The mortgage of
the Dwelling improvement company is still
subsisung heir and the foreclosure NAV be
enforced the same as If the property had
been redeemed by Susan Woolsey prior to
the expiration of time for redemption.