St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-08
TOLD IN A TRICE.

The will of Neil Connolly was yesterday
admitted to probate.
Quinby & Abbott have sued Neil C. Muir
ray TO recover S164. so for merchandise sold.
Judge Egan heard the lien case of Charles
/. Keller ct al. against Laurity A. Stone ct al.
The cause of jefferson q Karson against
Wegmann and Kleimann ct al. is still on trial
before Judge Kelly and jury.
In the cause of Thomas Dunn against The
city Of st. Paul. judgment was rendered by
consent for Sl00 in favor of Dunn,
Rogers q Ordway have sued William Stew
art and others to recover S370.67 for ma
terials furnished in erecting house.
The German Catholic Assumption church
win give concert at Cretin hall, corner OF
Sixth and Fort streets. Monday evening.
The record of the health Office yesterday
showed a case of scarlet fever at Warrendale,
on Chatworth street. and diphtheria at 30l
Thomas street.
a petition was fled in the probate court
yesterday asking for administration of the
estate of Engelbert Halter The hearing was
set for Feb. 2.
The St. Paul Pipe Cutting company has
sued William Stewart and others to recover
S74.2O for materials furnished in construct.
ing building.
The street railway switch on Robert street.
opposite the Ryan, was completed last night.
Cars will soon be held there for the theater
and other resorts.
o. NJ. Robbins has appealed to the district
court from an order of the probate court
which allowed only part of his bill against
the estate of Matthias Breen.
Dr. Riggs will deliver lecture at the Peo-
pies church parlors this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Subject: The Hygiene of the
Child's Brain" Admission tree
Gen. B. r. Cowen. of Cincinnati. clerk of
the United States circuit and district courts
for the Southern district of Ohio, was in the
city last evening, ell route to Duluth.
In the cause of The Atlantic Tailoring
Company against Skinner Brothers Judge
Searle who tried the case some mon tbs ago
has denied the motion for new trial.
A special meeting of the International
Bueklayers' Union No. I will be held at labor
headquarters this evening to arrange details
for the funeral of Joseph Sales, late of 493
Ohio street.
James Kennedy, an old-timer in these
parts, was pulled in last night on charge of
larceny. He is believed to have been under
the influence of liquor The witnesses against
him are positive however.
Rev. DR.. Butrick will deliver an address
before the Ramsey County Sunday School
union next Tuesday evening at the House of
Hope church. His address will be part of
the programme of the regular bi-monthly
meeting of the union, and the complete pro-
gramme is extra good.
The officers of the South ST. Paul Athletic
club selected at its annual meeting are: G.
[. Price, president; S. T. Veins, vice presi-
dent; j. j. Todd, treasurer; H. t. Lopez, sec
rotary; directors, 7. j. Gahan, Val Tollmer,
William Sterritt, John Mccormick, j.
O'Grady and C. L. Kennedy.
In Judge Cornish's court yesterday the
causes of r. L. Johns. receiver, against John
W. Jeremy ct al, and Fred Anthem against
Eve TarboX were dismissed. The action of
John B. Duford against James B. Lewis ct
al. is set aside. A sale on all execution was
on trial at the hour of adjournment.
Invitations have reached this city to
number of odd Fellows to attend public
installation OF officer of the Pap Wilson
Lodge No. LA, |. O. o. lat Renville, Mimi,
on the evening of Jan. 13. The installation
will be conducted by Grand Master W. G.
Nye. A banquet and burlesque perform
ance will take place after the installation.
The receipt of an assignment of life pol
icy in the Charter Oak Life Insurance COM
pany, of Hartford, Conn, made out in the
name of S. Smith Wolcott in favor of Flora
Wolcott is in the hands of the officers at DO
lice headquarters awaiting an owner, having
been found in store on West Seventh street.
The half-starved horse OF drayman fell
down on Eighth near Minnesota street YES
terday and laid there anhOur or more until
the police had the animal carted away. The
attention of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty was called to the matter. The
owner of the poor, neglected, dumb beast re-
fused to give his name.
a concert for the benefit of the German
Catholic Assumption church. at Cretin hall
corner Sixth and Fort streets, Monday, Jan.
IL, at S p. M, will be given by the Assump-
lion church choir, assisted by Messrs. Max
Dick, Leopold Bruemer, Christ Rodenkir-
chen, Twin City Banjy, Guitar and Mandolin
Club and the orphan children.
The superb supper gwen by Willard Lee,
one of the most prominent members of the
Great Metropolis company aud the success
full portrayer of the heavy villain,'' a part
in which the actor is at disadvantage with
the general audience. was highly enjoyed by
the numerous friends of Mr.. Lee who at
tended. 1t was given at the Clifton hotel in
n style that places that hosiery in fore
most position among the caterers of the CITY.
Last night Officer McGuiggan arrested
Austin Pearson and Tim Kennedy on charges
of vagrancy, but the heinious character of
their crimes can be more easily understood
when it is known that they had in their DOS
session half dozen new razors that bear the
name OF the manufacturers and the cost
marks. Five of the raZors had black han
dies, the other was an imitation of ivory.
9he owner may secure them by applying to
the chief of police.
One of William Schutte's hack teams ran
away from the corner of Sixth and Robert
streets yesterday afternoon and created con-
Biderable excitement on Robert street. Near
Fifth street the horses ran into an electric
ear and smashed the hack into splinters.
Otherwise than this little damage was done.
Acker post will have public installation
pr officers and open campfire this evening at
their hall. corner Wabasha and Seventh.
Wcman's Relief Corps, Sons of Veterand and
Rll friends are invited