St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-11
other heirs Of William D. Morgan, deceased.
Tho land is velued at over 500 900

other heirs Of William D. Morgan, deceased.
The land is valued at over 100000.
Sig Hanauer has sued o. L. Baardson to re-
cover $l1.95 upon promissory note, ana
has garnished funds in the hands OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
il. May & Co. have sued A. p. Cameron
& Son to recover S565, SO for money loaned.
and have garnished funds in the hands OF
Christian f. Myers and Alice E. Myers.
Josias N Rogers has sued Henry A. Castle
and James w. Jones to recover $2,439.5
upon account of notes secured by mortgage
on l6o acres of land in Ramsey county.
William Danielson has applied for writ
of habeas corpus to be discharged from the
custody of Sheriff Bean. The case will be
heard by Judge Kerr at 10 a. m. Monday.
Wolcott Lay an internal revenue Off
cial, of Washington, d. c., has made an ex-
animation of Marcus Johnson's office. and
found the accounts in first-class condition.
Mr. McGaughey. late chief clerk of the
bureau of labor will be succeeded by Rev.
L. G. Powers. who is we'll qualified for the
post. as he is deeply interested in labor Sta
tlstics.
Fire broke out at $50 yesterday morning
on East Seventh street, near Beech, In a
frame building occupied by A. R. Smith.
The loss will amount to $3.50, covered by
insurance.
Arthur D. Moe has commenced an action
against William Berlandi, receiver Of the
Engel-Dreis company. to require him to al
low a claim of S96.76 and pay him the usual
dividend thereon.
Mrs. Mickles, wife of the murderer and
suicide W no created such havoc few weeks
since. is said to be preparing for publication
a letter refuting the charges made against
her charac ter by her late husband.
Mr.. Smith, the manager of the Buffalo
Shoe company, upon his return from three
weeks trip to the East was presented with a
valuable diamond Graf pin by the numer-
Gus employees of the establishment.
A collision between an electric car and
Northern Pacific Express Wagon No. l, on
Fifth street. near Jackson street, last even
ing. resulted in turnover tor the express
wagon. No serious damage was done. how
ever.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilbert will preach spe-
cial sermon this morning at IL O. clock in
Christ church. corner of Fourth and Frank
lin streets this city. The subject of the SER
mon will be the extension Of church work
among our foreign population.
Five ice Kinks between the Wabasha and
Robertstreet bridges were alive with skaters
| Yesterday The Gay was as delightful for
| the sport as one could wish. In fact, the
same can De said of the weather we have
| had ever since winter set in.
i The state convention of the Modern Wood
men of America will convene in this city al
| Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Waba-
| sha streets, Tuesday, Jan. IS. The local
| Minnehaha, GA, and Liberty, 1904, are
| making preparations to welcame and enter
tain the visiting delegates.
| David Moore, arrested month ago on O
| charge of Dastardy preferred by Mary Beck,
| was not present when his case was called fol
| him. and an attachment for him was issued
returnable tomorrow. Moore is a youth OF
nineteen and the woman is thirty-fve years
| old.
| David Bellanger and George Fox had a
| hearing before United States Commissioner
| Griffin, of Detroit on charges of selling Ii
| quor to Indians on White Earth reservation
| and were lodged in the Ramsey county jail
! by Deputy United States Mar shal Bracket to
await action by the federal grand jury.
The first fees paid into the insurance com
| missioner's Office for 1891 were received yes
| terday from the Phoenix Fire Insurance com
| pany. During the next ninety days the in
surance commissioner will receive in fee:
| and taxes from the various companies doing
| business in the state the sum of $4,000.
| The case of Edward Moore, the daylight
burglar, whose peculiar methods were ex
| posed IN the GLOBE some weeks ago, wa:
| called in the police court yeste rday. Moore
is wanted OH any nu mber of different bur
| glary charges. The hearing was postponed
for week to await the action OF the grani
| jury Oh another case against Moore.
/ W. p Williams, one Of the carpenters a
work on the new building for the Strong
Hackett Hardware company at Fourth ani
| Rosabel Streets fell from the second story t.
the ground yesterday at noon and broke hi
leg. The injured man was taken to st. 10