St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-18
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

Dr. Simon Quinlin. of Chicago, grand ex
allied ruler of the &. P. o. Elks, is in the city.
He will be present at the Elks' social i'll LiIt's
hail this evening.
The regular meeting of the Nationalist
club Will be held to- night at IL West Fourth
street The Causes OF Strikes will be the
subject for discussion.
The cause of Minerva L. Wilson against
James c. Stout to recover $3.50. charged as
commissions on a sale of real estate, is being
tried before Judge Otis and jury.
The Metropolitan Loan and Security com
pany has sued the St. Paul Brick and Manu-
featuring company ana orhers, to recover
$1,000 upon promissory note.
Ed Rogers was sentenced to the penlten-
tiary for three years for stealing from the
store of Field, Mailer 4 Co, and was taken
10 saltwater yesterday TO begin his sentence.
The cause OF Albert B. Clampe: against
Mary Jane Wait and William Watt, 10 annul
and cancel contract TO sell real estate, has
been transferred from Hennepin 10 Ramsey
county for trial.
GOV. Merriam has signed to commissions of
Spencer O. Merrill as captain of Company II,
First infantry, and Frank ". Atchinson as
second lieutenant same regiment, both TO
date from Nov. ..
X. OFF, elected A. swanson second lieuten-
ant last night Two new members were in
ltiated. There will be ten new members in
ltiated al the next meeting.
The state historical society yesterday re-
ceived the seventh volume of ''Mackey's Re
ports of the Supreme Court Decisions OF the
District OF Columbia" and copy OF Kerr
on Business Corporations"
N5is JnbpSo,, haS commenced an action
against GuStof A. Mattson and others to en-
force 4 mechanics lien for S3S6.d6 upon
lots and =. block >, of Phillips addition {,
owned 10y Andrew p. CroonQuist
II. A. Bennett has commenced an action
against Little Il Cook and others, to enforce
a mechanics lien for S4O6.S s. on lot and
parts of lots and >, of Ramsey County Loan
and Trust Gompany's Subdivision No. l,
owned 10y Charles d. Marvin.
AS many Inquiries have been made at the
department of public instruction by school
teachers a to the new international diction-
AIRY, Supt kiehle wishes to announce that
the dictionaries are now ready for sale at the
same price charged for the unabridged.
the Bank of East Grand Forks, Polk
county, was yesterday organized, and re-
ceived the necessary certificate to transact
business Tho capital stock is $50, 900, the
incorporates being W. Bulge. Alex Griggs
and E. II. jacob. all of Gland Forks.
The Ii. Thompson Lumber company has
commenced an action against John Fruh-
wirh and others, to enforce Il mechanics
lien for SS2.O4 upon lot 10, block /. of
Nichels subdivision of block of Stinson's
division, owned by Joshua Robinson.
In the matter of the assignment of Morris
H. Flarshcim. doing business under the
name of NJ. IL. Flarsheim Il Co.. insolyent,
Judge Otis has ordered a distribution of the
proceeds of the property sold among the
creditors pro rata, after paying expenses.
IN the cause of Joseph Haider against
Walter Ladd and others, to enforce a me-
chanic's lien, Judge Kelly has ordered judg-
ment foT the amount claimed against Ladd,
but decides that Haider has no right to
recover against Frederick N. Lloyd and
wife.
In the case OF Isabel Stittinins agains
George o. Severance and others. Judge
Kelly has ordered the sale of the real estate
named in the complaint as belonging to
George o. Severance TO satisfy q mortgage,
together with other taxes aud charges
against ii.
Kelly Il Brown have begun an action
against Joseph Lind and others to cause the
sale of lot ), block ), of Rogers addition.
owned by Nels Burkey, to satisfy liens. and
particularly claim for $50 due the COM
plainants fOrmaterials furnished III repair
ing building.
Postmaster General Wauanlaker some time
since ordered that on and after Sept. ], 1890,
tifst-class poStoffices shall be open for trans
acting money order business from 8 a. m. to
> p. m. excepting Sunday and legal holidays.
The st. Paul postoffice is kept open from a.
N, an hour earlier than required, untl5 p. m.
James T. Mcmillan has commenced an &C
ton against The Kansas City Packing and
Chase Befrigerating company to recover
S777.Gl for merchandise sold, and has gar
nisheed funds in the hands of John A.
NcAuiey, Albert Spaugenberg, JACOB Kiefer,
NJ. Thompson, Karsmirski Bros. Charles
Shake and Weyl & Vuckel.
Two unknown men hired black horse
and buggy from The Mulvehill livery stable
in West st. Paul, on Sunday evening" and
are missing, together with the rig. The
horse IS six years old. fifteen and half
hands high, and a trotter. The buggy is of
the United States Carriage company's make.
The special visiting committee of The nor
NAL board viii resume its inspection of
schools to-day. when the institutions at st.
Cloud will be examined. Tomorrow Moor
finished. The result of the Investigations
will be submitted to the governor and legis-
latur in report
William Conkel, laborer. residing on An.
apolis street, while engaged at work on
block in course of construction on South
Robert street yesterday, was struck on the
head by swinging derrick and badly in
jured. He was removed to his home in the
Ducas street patrol wagon and attended by
DR.. Han&ins. lie NAV recover.
The most important business before the
committee Oh claims yesterday was the claim
of G. Z. Franh lin against the city for nota
rial services. City Attorney Holman to whom
the matter had been referred, reported
against the allowance of the claim, the re
port being adopted by the committee 1t is
probable that Mr. Franhaim and his claim
have now been permanently disposed Of
Judge Kelly spent yesterday in an effort to
secure a jury to try Nicholas XIII on an in
dictment for the murder of Jacob Kohn in
September, 1897, IN house on the George
II. Hazard farm near the fair grounds Six
jurors were secured and the sheriff was di-
rected to bring in fifty more jurors this morn
ing from which 10 select the remaining six
Judging from inquiries already made as to
reserved seats. the j. C. Duff Comic Opera
during their brief engagement here. The
principals are all well-known people, and
great in their respective lines, and the chorus
is one not to be compared with by any other
organization eXtant ia point of numbers and
equality of voice, etc.
In the cause of Lewis L. Jones agains
Mercy NJ. Sanford and others, Judge Kell,
has ordered the title to a portion of lot a
the corner of Eighth and Robert streets to be
quoted in favor of Lewis L. Jones, and de
cided that Mercy NJ. Sanford and Davidson
Sanford. ner husband; George o. Robertson
and Mary Robertson, his wife; Edward E
Davidson, Webster Smith and Catherine
Smith, his wife, and all persons clalmine
under them have no interest," in the property
No One to Blame.
An unavoidable accident occurred OF
Wabasha street, near Fourth, last Dat
urday afternoon, which resulted il
slightly bruising Mrs. James ,Jorda,
and her small child. Mrs. Jordan
alighted from bob-tailed car lust a:
the to am Of Dr En1tnn d,.ixap b,y IN;