St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-27
SAINT PAUL.
SNOWY sCREEDs.

The assessment LOT tne opening VI fAsn0A
street. from Maryland to Magnolia, was yes
terday confirmed.
A concert win be given this evening by the
Young Mems Society of st. Johns Lutheran
Church at Standard hall.
Patrick Glenn, who yesterday stole seal
skin sacque from the Clarendon hotel, was
sent to the workhouse for sixty days.
Col. Bobleter, Second regiment left for
Austin yesterday to be present THE election
of officers of Company G, stationed at Aus
tin.
Judge Kerr, in the case of John Fred E1sln-
menger against Abelard Michaud, has Or
dered Judgment in favor OF plaintiff Tor
S4S36O.
W. F. Fifield & Co. have sued Seren seren-
sen and John Nielsen to recover $625 upon
bill of exchange, and has attached the effects
Of the defendants.
John Hamilton, W. P Walsh, John McKin-
tey, David O'Niell and George NJ. Hall were
yesterday given ten days each in the police
court for drunkenness.
The annual meeting of the Home for the
Friendless will be held at the rooms of the
Relief society, III East Ninth street, at
o'clock to morrow afternoon.
The st. Paul Title Insurance and Trust
company, as trustee of the estate of George
W Armstrong has sued Henry Angelroth to
recover S715.23 on account of rent.
Judge Egan has denied Helen Laughs ap
plication for divorce from George Laugh.
The application of Alice Mcmillan for di-
Vorce from Allen j. Mcmillan was also de-
MED.
I The state boiler inspectors will meet to-day
at the Office of Chief Inspector Clark at the
capitol for the purpose of discussing the
present laws and draftinga bill to remedy
present defects.
The sale of seats yesterday at the box Of
fee of the Metropolitan theater Tor the ell
gagement of the handsome and stately Agnes
Huntington in her celebrated London sue
cess, Paul JONES' Melted $1,000.
Judge Brill directed the jury to find for the
defendant in the case of Benn Davis, admin
Istrator against The Chicago, St Paul Mime
Rpolis d Omaha Railway Company, tried in
the United States circuit court
The American Casualty and Security com
pany of Baltimore, Nd, having compiled
with the requirements of the law, was yes
terday admitted by the insurance commits
Sioner to do business in Minnesota. The
capital stock is 100000.
A verdict in favor of defendant was re-
turned in the case of Patrick Mccarthy
against The Lehigh Valley Transportation
Company. The action was one to recover
damages for fractured skull while working
in the hold of a steamer at Gladstone.
William Allston, laborer residing at 562
Robert street, who has for some time been
confined to his home with in1iammatory
rheumatism, was yesterday removed to the
city hospital for treatment. Allston is mar
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address given.
A slight error was made in the announce
ment made yesterday as to the winner of the
gold bracelet awarded Saturday at the Jack
son street rink to the most graceful lady
skater The winner was Miss Sicily Padden,
who was assisted in her evolutions on the ice
by Frank L. Hoffman.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the Couch
Addresser company. of Minneapolis. with
capital stock $4,000 The incorporators are
G. Sumner Couch, Charles A. Couch, Frank
F. Davis, Henry NJ. Farnham and Louis r.
Gordan, ali of Minneapolis.
The South st. Paul council laid reassess
ment on Bryant avenue last night. and con-
tracted with Robert Seeger 10 use gasoline for
street Lighting City Attorney Schroll re-
ported that arguments OH the injunction ap
piled for by Mayor Denny have been sub
mtted, and the case is under advisement.
Revs. s. G. Smith, of the Peoples church,
and r. f. McLaren. of the Central Presby-
terrain church. will speak at the Doutney
gospel Temperance meeting at the New
market theater tonight The meeting last
evening was very good one. Beginning
with the Sunday afternoon meeting up TO
last night 172 signed The pledpe
Boiler Inspector Tomlin, of the Fifth con-
gressional district filed his report for the last
year with the secretary of state, showing that
479 boilers had been inspected of which
were in dangerous condition, % ordered to
be repaired, 5 condemned, % ordered new
guages. The receipts of the Office were
5000; disbursements the same.
Judge Nelson and jury in the United
States circuit court are engaged in hearing
an important lumber case i'll which H. j.
Anderson is plaintiff, and Mcdonald Broth
ers. of La Crosse, Wis, are the defendants.
The plaintiff is represented by Capt.
Castle, of Saltwater, and Taylor, Calhoun d
Rhodes. The defendants are represented by
J. W. Losey and Col. G. NJ. Woodward, of La
Crosse and Judge Lusk. of st. Paul.
The Congregational club met last evening
at Plymouth church. The general subject
for discussion was: money, and Its Power
for Good or Christian Work" A paper was
read on the subject by c. A. j. Marsh, of
Minneapolis and another by Rev. Young, of
Duluth. A general discussion followed, par
ticipated in by DR.. Strong, Rev. DR.. Heath,
Rev Smith Baker, of Minneapolis, and Mr..
Baird, of Minneapolis.
Yesterday was a very busy day in the Office
of the state treasurer, as the officials were en-
gagged in paying the members of the legis-
lature and the employees of the two houses
their salaries for the past ten days Over
$4,000 in cash was paid out in little over
four hours. One of the heavy items appear
ing on the pay rolls is mileage, Representa-
tive Wagner, of Kittson county, being down
for S10S The total amount for mileage for
the senate is S1,5l410, and for the house
S., AS.
Judge Kerr yesterday filed decision in
the case of The Sterling Fire insurance Com
pany against Cyrille Beffrey. Mary Beffrey
and George E. Harper. The decision is to
the effect that Harper having transferred
the title to the property without the consent
of the insurance company, the policy of in.
surance became void as to Harper The
Sterling Fire Insurance company is entitled
to judgment against Cyrille Beffrey for $3.50
and is entitled to a foreclosure of its mort
gage.
DIR. Christie's Plans.