St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-20
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The visiting delegations from st. Paul to
the Hot Springs are returning, ready for
spring work. A party composed of Aid
Hamm and Yoerg and Messrs. Lindeke and
Schumacher returned yesterday.
The following fire insurance companies
have Withdrawn from the state: illinois
Mutual, Alton, ILL.,; Manufacturers Mutual,
Indianapolis, Ind. Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Mutual, Mansfield, o.. Phoenix
Mutual, Cincinnati, O.. Pacific Mutual, AL
ton, Ill.,
The supreme council of Faithful Catholic
Shepherds an insurance attachment on the
assessment plan to church, was licensed to
do business yesterday by Insurance Commits
sioner Bailey. The home of the society is
in this city.
Hon. David Bartlett, Of Watertown, Oak.
was in the city yesterday and confirms the
reports of suffering in several of the North
Dakota counties. Seed grain IS needed
greatly. The state law permits but 200 900
bushels to be given the farmers, and this
amount is entirely inadequate.
The st. Paul Mutual Building Asso citation
No. has commenced all action against
Patrick McEvoy and Daniel j. McEvoy to
correct mortgage as to the description Of
the real estate and to sell the land intended
to be mortgaged to pay purchase money in
tended to be secured by the mortgage.
c. A. Passig, plumber doing business on
Third street, is said to be missing, and sew.
eral creditors would like to find him. Passig
was an alderman at South st. Paul. and his
heaviest creditor is Architect Zschocke, to
whom he owed 81 200. He was formerly an
employe OF the gas company, and his friends
think he will yet turn up.
James Blaikie, organist of Christ church,
haze written number Of carols for Easter
services at the church. The carols are :
'The Easter Sunshine Breaks Again"
EASTER Flowers, Easter Carols;'' ''Come
Children, One and All;'' "Deck the Altar"
LET the Merry Church Bells Ring" Ring
Out, Sweet Easter Bells" and THE World
Itself Keeps Easter Day.
Judge Cory, of the city court, has decided
that claim tor goods sold with the knowl-
edge that the material was to be used in an
unlawful business is illegal. The suit was
that of the Anhauser-Bus Brewing COM
pany against a woman named Mason, keeper
of house eff ill fame. The company brought
suit TO recover Sl22 for beer sold the woman
at different times.
James Stinson has commenced an action
against Ormus H. Doolittle and wife and
Charles j. Doolittle, asking that deed made
by Schellenbarger and wife to Charles j,
Doolittle and one made by harles j. Doc
little and wife to o. III. Doolittle be declared
null and void, and that the title to lot 4,
block 4, and all of blocks land in Stinson g
addition be quieted in the name of Stinsou.
The sarasate D'Albert concert at the Peo-
pies church tonight will be, in an artistic
sense, the leading musical event Of the
winter. There will undoubtedly be large
and cultured audience to listen to these mas
tiers, respectively, of the violin and piano.
Articles incorporating the Commercial
Loan and Building association, Of St. Paul,
were yesterday filed in the register of deeds
office. The business is to be confined TO
Ramsey county. and the counties adjacent
thereto. The capital stock is 50, 900, 600
1t may commence business when $50. 900
is subscribed The indebtedness at any one
time is limited to $4,000. The incorpor-
ators are WILDER H. Howard, James E. Trask,
Amos T. Smith, W. J. Driscoll. Robert l..
Ware, Ether L. Shepley, Chandler w. Kib-
bee aud Henry G. lngersoll.
The funeral of j. r. jerks took place yes
terday afternoon from the residence of ex-
Gov. Ramsey, Bishop Gilbert performing the
funeral services. The pail bearers were
A. II. Wilder, Col. A. Allen, P. d. Ferguson
j. H. Sanders, DR.. d. Day and j. l. Beau
mont. At the conclusion Of the services ut
the house. the Knight Templars took charge
of the remains. and deposited them in the
mortuary chapel of the order.
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