St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-11
SAINT PAUL.
FOR RAPID READING.

The mechanics lien case of Charley Peder-
Son against Carl Larsen and others was heard
by Judge Cornish yesterday.
Charles Brown, the hotel runner who is
under arrest for dlsorderly conduct, will
have jury trial this afternoon.
Judge Egan has overruled the demurrer in
terposed to the complaint of Bjornstad &
Omdahl against Hans j. Milstad.
The hearing of the dispute as to coal sold
by the Lehigh Coal and Iron company TO A.
r. Capehart was concluded by Judge Kelly
yesterday.
Senator Anton Swensrud of North Dakota.
q cousin OF Chief Clerk Mat Jensen. of the
state treasurer's Office, called yesterday on
the officials at the capitol.
Mrs. S. NJ. l. Henry of Evanston. believing
that an ounce of prevention is worth pound
of cure, has come TO st. Paul to organize tenn
peranee work among children.
Jimmie McDermott and Pete Daily, tender
in years but tough in character, were ar
rested for robbing a grocery wagon and
reprimanded by Judge Twohy yesterday.
F. G. KIrch indicted for assault in the Sec
ond degree, al peaTed before Judge Kerr yes
terday and pleaded not guilty. He gave bond
to the extent of $500 to appear and stand
trial.
Gov Merriam yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing county commissioners for Itasca
county: John p Sims. La Prairie; B. F. Fin
negan, Pokegama Falls; L. T. Knox. Grand
Rapids.
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jury case against The ST. Paul d Duluth Rail
road Company. The jury. after being out
short time, returned verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
Judge Cornish and jury are in the midst
of the trial of the action of l.. a. Clapp
against Christian Schmidt ct al to recover
q balance claimed for extra work in erect
ing the Merchants National Bank building.
Mrs. Patterson, who has frequently figured
In the police court for number of years.
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company with Charles Miller in Jackson
street resort of doubtful character. The
twain viii be tired for di sorderly conduct
to-day.
The Union Assurance Society of London.
England. with capital stock of $4,000, hay
ing complied with the laws of the state, yes
terday received Il certificate from the state
insurance commissioner to do business i'll
Minnesota.
New Canada voters yesterday decided to
move the town hall TO Gladstone. The FOL
lowing officers were elected: Chairman of
supervisors, Julius SchroeI; supervisors, L.
Loiselle. Charles Stanke; treasurer, William
Kohlmann: town clerk. E. ROndeau con-
stable, d. Wilson; justices of the peace, E.
Rondeau. L. Millette.
W. ". Ely. for many years resident of
this city and well known here. died very sud
denly at his home at st. Paul Park yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock. lie was sitting i'll
his parlor talking with Il friend, when. with
scarcely g moments warning. he was taken
III and died almost instantly Notice of the
funeral Will be given through the papers.
Gust Pherson and Olof Larsen have COM
menced an action against Thomas Reddy
and others TO fOreclose mechanics lien for
$50 upOn lots and :. of j. r. Weides rear
rangement of the north half of block 3 of
Syndicate Addition No. . Also similar
action against Patrick j. Murtaugh. and John
Reddy, in which lot 9. of The same addition,
is alleged TO be subject TO lien for $50.