St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-09
LAY OF THE LAW.

f. Robert c. Elliott has sued Mark Hargreaves
/ TO recover 1921 upon promissory note.
Ii Leonidia Merritt. of Duluth, was host at a
box party at the Metropolitan last night.
James McGiIvray was found guilty Of as
sault before Judge Cory yesterday and fined
30
French to recover S425 upon promissory
notes.
The cause of Jefferson & Kasson against
Wegmann & Kleimann ct al. is still on trial
in Judge Kelly's court
/. Pat McDonough. one of the oldest of 1.-The
people, was sent out to the farm for thirty
days yesterday. Cause, whisky.
Officers from Tacoma, Wyo, are in the
city in search of James McKenna, forger,
who is badly wanted on the coast.
The work of construction on the new fac
tory to be established on the levee in West
st. Paul is being rapidly pushed.
Leedom Sharp n as sued Alien W. King
mau upon promissory note for 500, and
has attached his effects i'll this state.
W. M. Muiligan got very badly slowed on
(. Wednesday night and forfeited $40 by not
appearing i'll court yesterday morning.
Mrs. w. A Rodecker and Miss Hannah Rig
ney were in Hudson the past week, the
guests of their sister, Mrs. D, Buckwheat.
=. The remains of Joseph Sales, who died
from injuries received from a fall III the
Manhattan building on Tuesday, will be in
tered this afternoon.
Bert W. Condor. the busy theatrical agent
and whlom newspaper, who i'll the news
paper business has many friends i'll st. Paul,
arrived i'll the city Yesterday.
The board of public works yesterday con-
firmed the assessment for placing sidewalks
in District No. s, comprising a large area OF
property on Daytons bluff.
Washington Lodge No. IA, Knights of
Pythias. will hold public installation this
evening at Pythian bali, 63 East Fifth street,
meeting to begin at 9 So sharp.
On Sunday af ernoon Capt Jeremy, of
the skating rink on the river will give a
valuable prize to the best lady and gentleman
skaters. AS there are Il great many i'll st.
Paul the contest will be spirited.
The health Office bulletin yesterday showed
scarlet fever to have made its appearance at
the Aberdeen, diphtheria at 33I Annapolis,
500 Case and leo West Winifred.
Thomas Cogin, butcher, charged with
stealing watch worth s., was given thirty
days in the woods. The robbery occurred in
McClellan's saloon on Wabasha street.
+. Rothschild g. Bros. have sued s. Bren-
9aesholtz alsd wife to recover $969-31 upon
zpremissory note. and have garnished funds
i'll the hands of Wyman Partridge d Co.
,53 Judge Otis and a jury are engaged in try
ing the case of George C.. Olcott against
Charles B. Campbell to recover $500 as COM
missions for transaeting business for him.
\ I. al
John Ross with assault and battery,
was i'll court yesterday, but Ross failed to put
IA an appearance and the case was dismissed
~ The will of the late Judge Henry Hale was
admitted to probate yesterday. The eXeeu-
tors filed formal bond in the penalty of
$4,000 conditioned to pay the debt of the
estate.
- Despite the mildness of the season, Relief
a gent Hutehins receives daily appeals for
!, aid from poor people. All -eases are imme-
fliately inquired into, and relief IS afforded IL
merited
So The H. Thompson Lumber company has
commenced an action against Matthias "eke
liths to enforce mechanics lien for S16.42
on lot 8, block of Stinsony & Ramsey's
addition. .tat
Real estate dealers are sanguine of a brill
liant future for st. P aul realty. 1t. is conf
IDENTITY expected that there will be lively
movement in suburban property as soon as
spring opens.
The Knights of PythIas will have an in
siallment on Tuesday evening. Jan. Ii. 1t
will be joint affair the following lodges:
Champion, NO. IS; Webster, No. 20; ana
Terrace City, No. 80.
In the cause of TIE National Investment
Company against Lura Pearle Bowers ct al.
Judge Brill has overruled the demurrer to
he amended complaint, and given the de-
PENDANTS ten days i'll which to answer.
Philip Wagner. of Akron. To-. is i'll st. Paul
in search of his fifteen-year- old brother, Fred
Wagner who left his home last Friday, and
has been traced to this city. The boy has an
aunt residing at Merriam Park, Mrs. A. P
Benning.
james Weber. u police officer of st. Cloud,
raised disturbance yesterday afternoon
and was promptly put to sleep by dimln'
utive bartender. II is understood that war
rant is out for Weber, charging him with
disorderiy conduct.
A public installation of Washington Lodge
No IA, K of p. will be held this evening al
Pythian hail, 63 East Fifth street Cere-
monies viii commence promptly at z ~, fol
lowed DN IL DduuuSt tliu uOp. Ill liO 5iohu
officers will be present.
There will be public installation OF OH
GERS of Washington Lodge No. "A. Is. OF T.,
at Pythian hall, 63 East Fifth street. Friday,
Jan. 10. Grand Chancellor L. P. Hunt will
conduct the proceedings. Hop at hall, and
banquet at clifton hotel.
Michael Harding, who escaped from the
Ohio state penitentiary at Columbus yester-
day, is brother of Peter Harding, alias Ed
Moore. nov serving term in the workhouse
here for vagrancy. Harding was sentenced
from Cincinnati for burglary, and was in for
four years.
The new curling club house on the island
has SO far advanced in construction that
work is being done on the roof. A general
meeting of the club will be held at the Jockey
club rooms on Third street this evening to
arrange for the coming bonspiei. The meet
ing will open at 7:'o.
Judging from the appearance of the frozen
river surface, it would seem that the business
of constructing skating Kinks and fitting
them with warming houses and electric
lights is scarcely as profitable a business os
those engaged III it anticipated it would be-
Several Of the Kinks are almost deserted
In the case of Minnie Fluor against A. D.
Warner, to require him to pay over money
collected ina case, the jury yesterday re-
turned verdict giving Warner lien on the
money in his hands to the extent of Sl0
Judge Otis promptly set the verdict aside.
and directed Warner to pay over the entire
sum of 500 within ten days.
= ID. joyce. of Shell Lake. Wis. is at tn g
Merchants A brief interview with him
shows that the Shell Lake Barronnett
Lumber company. of which he is secretary
treasurer and general manager sold 5.oO0.-
900 feet of lumber products from Jan. to
Sept. 1, 1890. Mr.. Joyce sud: I'VE are
well supplied with cars by the Omaha line
and our business is real good.
In Judge Cornish's court, the case of John
B. Duford against James B. Lewis was dis
missed. The case of Mary Woolsey and Mary
W. Candy against Dudley W. Freeman ct al.
was continued The case OF John Wester-
holm against Douglas FL. Tandy ct al, was
tried and submitted The case of G. j. Rice
against Leonidas Merritt, to recover upon