St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-17
SAINT PAUL.
\ MONDAY NFELANGE.


Theodore Hamm has sued John Schacherl
to recover $50 on q promissory note.
The committee on claims considered
batch of requests yesterday afternoon.
81 Niiddaugh has sued Joseph and samuel
Grandprey upona promissoTy note for S74.20.
United States Marshal j. E. Donahower is
again confined to his home with illness of a
Rheumatic nature.
Emert Werner, dealer in tobacco and
cigars on Jackson street, has made general
assignment TO Theodore Draz for the benefit
Of creditors
Joseph Wolf has sued Michael Sennett to
recover S:2.4I balance upon dealings had
and has attached the effects of Sennett to
satisfy the demand.
John l. Howard, D. Edward Dyer and
W. saunders were yesterday admitted to
practice in the Ramsey county courts, upon
certificates fIom other states.
There IS scarlet fever at S4S Marion street.
l19 Iglehart street, ISL Ramsey street and 637
-. Peter street Diphjheria is bulletined at
249 Spruce and $50 East Seventh street.
John Il White Ell al have Il dispute with
William c. Potts ct al. over the pay for a car
load of strawberries valued nj $1,000. Judge
Cornish and jury are endeavoring TO arrive
at a proper adjustment OF the differences.
Judge Kelly was engaged yesterday in
hearing the application Of J. y. Rogers to
recover s., 80 from Henry \. Castle and
James ". Jones on a mortgage note secured
10y 100 acres of land in Washington county.
The board of public works Yesterday after
noon took testimony in the matter of the
como avenue change OF grade. with view
10 establishing what amount of damage will
result to holders residing between Rice and
Jackson streets.
Walter y. Saussay, proprietor of the Sun
lay san. who was found guilty some days
ago of publishing an obscene and indecent
newspaper, is still in jail his efforts TO secure
500 bail pending an application for appeal
'nS his case being unsuccessful.
The firemens ball at Bryant's hall, in
south Park, tonight given by the firemen of
Engine Company No 1, of South st. Paul,
promises 10 be a very pleasant and well
Intended affair. The boys have good repu-
Ialion in the matter of entertaining.
Gusiave W. NJ. Schmoor alleges that his
wife, MargareIha Schmoor, deserted him in
~, after ten years OF married life in Ham,
burg. Germany, and this country, and asks
The court TO legalize perpetual separation.
They are each forty years old. and there were
three children born to them.
rloyes of the Chicago ST. Paul & Kansas
lily railway at South Park shops will go on
ten hours time this morning great deal
ii work is being done there, owing to the in
crease i'll the business OF the line, which
shows desire 10 keep up with the process
sion
Cattle prices yesterday at south St Paul
reached the top of the last two years in these
Northwestern markets. The payment of
$40 net per 100 los for Minnesota steets of
l,339 lbs average shows that there is still
some demand for good beef i'll the Twin
cities. d. Boyle of Saltwater, was the fort
mnate owner of the cattle. Cunningham &
Haas made the sale.
y most excellent literary and musical en-
tertainment was given last evening by st.
Paul Union No, 70, Brotherhood OF Painters
and Decorators, at A. o. II. hall, which was
crowded by members OF the union and their
friends. Rev. S. G. Smith delivered a short
address, and the evening was passed listen
ing 10 songs, Rotations and musical selec-
lions rendered in a most artistic manner.
Emma Lutz seeks a divorce from James
l-uz on the grounds of desertion, and asks
Tor allnony and separation or the property
owned by each. James came back at Emma
with Il persistent charge Of adultery. The
''-i-iNU ~ CifCu NuGStlOuS CT ldct III II
was determined to leave their adjustment to
jury, which is contrary to the usual prac.
tice in divorce actions. Judge Otis and a
jury are now engaged in'heaIing the facts
and issues involved in the case.
The case of Minnie Lacey, a negress,
charged with assault and carrying concealed
weapons was called in the municipal court
Yesterday and continued until Wednesday
W NJ. Kamick failed to appear on a charge
OF drunkenness and disorderIy conduct and
his bail was forfeited. John Cunningham,
Thomas Lyons, John Murphy and Adolph
LunIng, quartette of toughs, went to the
workhouse in default of SIS fines Nine per-
Sons were fined $40 each for drunkenness.