St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-26
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portant business.
The cause of Mary A. Cleveland against The
ST. Paul City Railway Company is still on trial
in Judge Egan's court
The Jury in Judge Kerrs court yesterday
gave verdict for 500 in favor of James p.
Jorgenson against Thomas Lynch.
John Burchler was acquitted in the United
States district court yesterday OF an indiot
meat for selling liquor to Indians.
The governor yesterday appointed j. Z.
Brown, of Luverne, judge of the Thirteenth
judicial district, vice A. D. Perkins, resigned.
The trial of Stanley Wild for grand larceny
in the second degree has been continued, and
Wild entered into reco9nicance i'll the pom
atty of $1,000.
The St Paul National bank has suod
Charles Stone to recover 81, 2)) upon prom
issory note, and has garnished funds in the
hands OF the State bank.
The regular met ting of the Central w. G. T.
{. will be held Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the rooms, 20 East Seventh street.
large attendance is requested.
Deering, Milliken 4 Co. have sued Fec
heimer, Rau & Co. to recover SSl6S7, for
merchandise sold, and have garnisheed FUNDS
in the hands of Manufacturer Brothers.
Acker post regular meeting at post hall,
corner Wabasha and Seventh, this evening
No muster; will meet and adjourn to attend
Corporal Tanners lecture at Tuner hall.
William s. McMurran, as assignee of Ras-
mus C. Larson, an insolvent, has sued Rogers
& Oldway to recover S215 on account of an
order given them by Larson after he became
insolvent
\ man named Lewis was arrested yester-
day in Minneapolis by Deputy United States
Marshal Morrison and taken to Duluth TO
answer TO charge of cutting timber from
government land
The railroad commissioners were prepared
Yesterday 10 hear evidence in the Kettle
River road dispute, but as the lawyers were
not quite ready the bearing was postponed
until tomorrow morning at 10.
The action or Archibald D. Mcleod against
Augustus r. Capehart on account of the
lease of the Hotel Clifton was tried by Judge
Kerr and jury. and & verdict for 81, 1880
was rendered i'll favor Of Mcleod.
The St Paul city Railway company yes
terday paid to City Treasurer Ries $1,000
the amount of its contribution to the cost of
the Selby avenue bridge. They also paid the
annual license on their cars, amounting to
S1,250.
In the police court yesterday John Mon
torne and Charles Beltramia were given
ninety-day sentences for larceny. c. O'Con-
nor, disorderly, went out for thirty days
along with the usual number of DRINKS and
Migrants.
A very unique high tea' was served last
evening by Miss Lena Smith, 293) Portland
place, assisted by Mrs. R. H. Smith, of St.
Paul. to jolly gathering Of young people,
the whole occasion being a complete surprise
on R. j. Smith.
In q special order issued by the adjutant
general Yesterday the national guard of the
state was notified that Second Lieut.. Ii. D.
Somers, Company K. Third infantry, who
had rendered his resignation, was honorably
discharged from the service.
The petit jurors in the United States dis
trict court have been discharged for the
term. 1t is expected the United States cir
cult and district courts will both adjourn for
the term this week The March term of those
courts will open in Minneapolis next Tues
day.
Judge Kelly and jury are engaged in try
ing the ejectment case of Richard j. Hill and
Helen E. Brown against Philip j. Klien. A
strip of land valued at $500 is claimed by ad-
verse possession. The question involves i'm
portant law questions that are being stub
bornly contested.
The case Of John Kunz against The North
st. Paul Railway Company went to the jury
yesterday afternoon. 1t is claimed that q
motor frightened a team Of horses belonging
to Kuuz and they became unmanageable.
One horse was killed by being struck by the
motor, another was injured, and the harness
and wagon were damaged in all to his loss
of Sil7
Corporal Tanner ex-United States COM
missioner Of pensions, will lecture
this evening at Turner hall upon Sol
der Life, Grave and Cay The sub
ject is most wildly treated by the
lecturer, who has won plaudits in every part
OF the country. The G. A. Il posts in the
city are III charge of the affair, and the pro-
ceeds a1ter paying expenses will be distrib-
utei among the G. A. Il. charitable institu-
tons.
The favorte actress, Margaret Mather. with
her excellent dramatic company. will IMAM
gurate her engagement of three nights and
matinee at the popular Metropolitan opera
house tonight, presenting the grand produc-
ton made so famous by Sara Beruhardt,
''Joan Of Arc" Eastern cities have been pro-
fuse in praise of Miss Mather in the title role.
The play will be mounted IN the same gor-
geous manner that made the run famous in
New York.
The series of orchestral matinees given at
the Grand opera house by Director 7. P.
Brooke is now recognized as one of the reg
uiar musical attractions of the city. The
programme to be presented this afternoon
viii 10 doubt be listened to by large audi
ence, as many will be present to hear Master
George Nichols, the soprano of the Christ
church choir, who is rapidly coming to the
front. Many numbers of the programme
will be given by request.
Dr. A. j. Stones lectures to women only at
the Peoples church Thursday afternoons
have more than filled the expectations of the
distinguished committee of ladies who have
the matter in charge. Not only have they
proved of absorbing interest in themselves,
but they have attracted large and increasing
audiences. The tickets for the remainder of
the course may be had for IS cents at Overs,
and this is the last opportunity to secure
course tickets The sale since the last lee
ture has been so large as to insure even
greater audiences for the rest of the series.
By request of the Ramsey county delega-
ton in the present legislature, a special
meeting OF central CITIZENS union IS called
for Friday evening at 7:3). municipal court
room, for discussion and action thereon in
regard to the question of how many hours
per day and what pay shall regulate the city
employees; also The question of salaries and
fees of city and county officials. The dele
gates and all members of the several unions
are urged TO be present. Delegates are re-
quested to notify members. A short address
is expected from at least one member of the
Ramsey county delegation.
The favorite comedians Dounelly and
Girard, and their new company, will return
to the city, opening at the Metropolitan opera
house OIL Monday next for three nights and
q matinee, in the universal laughing success.
Natural Cas- IN new meter The COM
pany this season is the strongest ever organ
lied for farcc-comedy, which includes Henry
V. Donnelly, Edward Girard, George Muir
ply, Pete Mack, J. W. Myers, Sugar Midgley,
Edwin Lawrence, Annie Mack Berlien, Mile
Priee-Dow, Florence Chester, Jennie MetzIer,
Blanche Howard, Jessie Gardner and Fanny
Burt. Richard Stahl, author of the "Sea
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