St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
WEDNESDAY WAITS.
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hat do you kDoW about Federal City?
Yesterdays bank clearings, S5222, 40s.37.
Dick Morrissey was justly fined $40 yester-
day for insulting ladies on the street.
Mary Jane O"roole. street walker, has been
sent 70 the House of the Good Shepherd for
ninety days.
Citizens in the vicinity of Holly avenue
and st. Allan street killed a mad dog yester-
day morning.
Nellie Wilson. of Fourth and Franklin
streets, was fined 500 yesterday for keeping a
house of ill-fame.
Anna Margaret johnson was examined in
the probate court yesterday and adjudged in
sane. She will be taken to Rochester.
Peter j. SchmitZ, a grocer at 436 jackson
street, has made a general assignment to
Frank n Eldredge Tor the benefit of credit
ors
The action of Henry Schumacher against j .
p. Pond ana p. A. Bergsma, upon a promise
sorry note, was tried yesterday in Judge Kerr s
court.
Anne Wiley a dissipated white woma II,
and her colored consort, August White, were
sentenced to the workhouse for thirty days
yesterday.
The East Seventh Street Building society
has begun an action against the German In
surance Company of Peoria, ILL.,, to recover
SSS0.53 upon policy of insurance
The expenses of the second hospital for in
sane at Rochester for the month of March
amounted to Sis. 5l2.3l, according to the re-
The Philomathean society will entertain
with progressive card party Friday evening
next at Lifts hall, 80 st. Peter street. All
members and their friends are invited to at
tend
A meeting of all those interested in the ar
Tansements for tie CONVEX ton of the Ma
tional Editorial association viii be held at
the mayors Office at o'clock to-day. The
convention will be held in July.
After hearings held yesterday the board of
public works decided to report against the
grading of Dale street, from Jefferson to
Grace, aud in favor of sewering Hall avenue,
from Delos street TO Prospect Terrace.
The cause Of John B.Olivier against Joseph
Smyth has been reinStated upon the calendar
by order of Judge Kelly. The action was
brought to recover judgment for S1,2S5 - on
account of money paid as surety upon a street
grading contract
Mary Heger has begun an action to fore
close a mortgage for $500. with interest at II
per cent from April 9, 1873 upon lot s, block
8, of Nininger's addition, owned by William
Koenig, and in which Albertina Gehrman
claims all interest.
Ex-State Auditor Capt. W. W. Braden, who
has been suffering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever, is on the road to recovery. and
it Is hoped by his friends, who are legion,
that he will be able to leave his room in the
course of a few days.
The appeal of Amelia E. Valentine, execu-
trlX of the estate CT ID. II. Valentine, from an
order of the probate court allowing a claim
of Charles Glow against the Valentine estate
was Yesterday submitted to Judge Kerr with
out the intervention OF jury trial.
Gerhard licensing was given a verdict for
$500 special damages against Dr. Theodore
Dedolph yesterday. licensing was having
his collar bone set by the Dedol phi brothers.
and claimed to haven been assaulted by the
Dedolphs, who injured mis- eye and did other
injuries.
Judge Kelly heard the case of James Il.
Smith against John L. Glover yesterday
These men were dealing in timber lands and
had agreed TO make a division of interests,
but were unable to agree upon it among
themselves. so asked the Intervention of a
court to do so. They own property worth
$4,000.
The 'Deestrick Skule, representing the
country school of we olden times" will be
opened to the public Friday evening. April
10, at the Bates Avenue NJ. L. church
number of ladies' and gentle men will repre-
sent in suitable costumes the little folks. and
renew the scenes of their school DAYS in
songs and Rotations.
Alta meeting of the executive committee of
the Minnesota Breeders of Trottlng Horses,
held at the capitol, DR.. Bruce, of Minneap-
oils, and DR.. Human. of ST. Paul, were
elected delegates, also A. c. Bruce, Minneap-
oils, and o. Sherwood, of st. Paul, alternates
to meet the National Breeders association in
Chicago on April -, in reference 10 settling
the registration difficulty.
The first social hop of the Rose Leaf Social
club occurs Friday evening, April TO- at
Grand opera house hall on Wabasha street.
The public can rest assured that nothing is
left undone which could add to the social
enjoyment OF the evening and make this hop
one OF the social features OF tha season, as