St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-20
SAINT PAUL.
WEDNESDAYS WRITINGS.

Clifton.
a. g. Merrill, of Aiken, is stopping at the
Clifton.
Diptheria is reported at 600 Jessamine and
69J Lawson streets.
May yo-aybitung tried for selling liquor to
Indians was acquitted.
w. f. Brown was acquitted of a charge Oh
Sci ing liquor TO Indians.
E. A. Lester yesterday qualified as justice
of the peace of New Brighton.
Col. Bobleter left last night to attend the
funeral of Gen. Sherman, i'll st. Louis to-day.
Deputy State Insurance Commissioner
Dearth has gone to New York for short va
cation.
The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical asso-
citation has filed articles of amendment to
their incorporation.
Morris 'IIara was yesterday tried ana ac-
quilted i'll Judge Kerrs court upon an III
dictment for grand larceny.
Synthia Warren was yesterday examined
In The probate court and ordered sent to the
insane hospital at Rochester.
George W. shook is on trial in the United
States district court upon an indictment for
cutting timber upon government land
George +. Woolsey began an action yester-
day against The St. Paul d Pacific Coal Co.
to recover S!2j on account of salary as sales
man.
The jury is out and will probably bring in
a sealed verdict in the personal injury case
Of Edwin T. Root against William Rodger
& Co.
The Utica Cooperative Dairy association
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary Of state yesterday. The capital stock is
5000.
Divine services at The Temple, corner Of
Tenth and Minnesota streets, at 1880 this
evening. Subject Of discourse: The Sur
vival Of the Iittest'
A jury in Judge Otis court is trying to as
certain the right of William S. Runyon to re-
cover Si51 on account of merchandise sold
TO W. j. Garlough.
The board OF regents of the state univer-
sity will meet at , p. m. Saturday to take
acton uuon the demise of the late president
Of the board. Gen. Sibley.
Quay-ge- gah- bow pleaded guilty In the
United States district court yesterday of sell
Ing liquor to Indians. He was sentenced 60
sixty days in the Hennepin county jail and
to pay fine of SO.
Sheriff Silas Braley, Of Winopa county, re-
ports that he has delivered William Mcmahon
prison. They are both charged with the lar
ceny III the first degree.
Acker post is ordered to report at Post hall
at o'clock p. m, in uniform and with
mourning badge to sttend the funeral of
Comrade sibiey. Funeral from St Paul's
church at $50 o'clock Friday, Feb, 90
oscar NJ. Hegvall has commenced an &C
ton against Nellie NJ Weide, Joseph II.
t1,nr, Iieho n
lien for Sl,9J3. 70 upon lot ), block | of Il. NJ
Rauney's subdivision of BLOCK ii of Sinson's
division.
Judge Kelly and jury are engaged in de-
termining whether or not August Heidel
should recover rent of a dwelling from
Charles f. Phillips. who claims that he
vacated the house because of diphtneria in
the vicinity.
\ meeting in favor Of the early closing
movement will be held at Cretn hall Wednes
day evening next which will be addressed
by Archbishop Ireland, Rev. DR.. S. G. Smith
and other speakers. Vocal and instrumental
numbers will be interspersed.
Amelia e. Valentine, as executrix of the
estate OF D. H. Valentine. has appealed to
the district court from an order of the pro-
bate court allowing the claim of Charles
Glow Of S559.25 against the estate for services
rendered in the life time of Valentine.
Judge Cornish has decided the case of G.
E. Keller d Co. against Martin Mathisen and
Others, giving Keller & Co. a Judgment for
Sl03.9) and declaring it a lien upon the lot of
Mathisen. A lien is also declared in favor of
Samuel X. Smith for 81, 481.1S. The lot is Or
dered sold by the sheriff to satisfy the liens.
The regular monthly meeting of the ST
Paul Academy Of Science will be postponed
until Friday evening, Feb. q, at which time
Prof. a. l. Cotton will give a talk on 'AsJro-
nomical Photography" illustrating his re-
marks with photographs ana lantern slides
ana negatives III possession of Harvard uni
Versity.
Judge Nelson became satisfied yesterday
that The prosecution of George P. Gould, of
Minneapolis for opening a letter Of his part
ner, Nels P. Lillengren. was inStigated
through personal feeling and that there was
not enough in the case to warrant a convic-
ton. The jury was accordingly instructed to
render verdict of acquttal.
John Cogan, dealer in books and station
airy on Wabasha between Third and Fourth
streets, was closed up yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Bean. who held an attachment for
S., 973.43 sued out at the instance of The Bel
ford-Clarke company, which alleges that
Cogan has failed to pay for books and Sta
tionery furnished to that amount.
Stna johnson, Jeannetta johnson and
Bertha johnson have each taken appeals to
the district court from an order of the pro-
bate court assigning the estate of the late
Mary Is. Harrison To Lawrence l.. Harrison,
her husband. Stina Johnson is the mother
and Jeannetta and Bertha johnson are sis
tiers of Mary b. Harrison, deceased.
The Siebert testimonial concert, which
takes place tomorrow evening at the Metro
politan opera house, promises to be huge
success, judging from the advance sale of
seats Yesterday at the box office. A unique
and characteristic programme will be pre-
seuted, and the veteran conductor will no
doubt be accorded an ovation by his numer-
Gus friends and admirers, who VIII be pres.
ell in full force.
The First Regiment N. G. S. NJ, contem-
plates trip to the East this summer, instead
of going into camp at Lake City. A meeting
was held III The armOry last night to discuss
the project. There were present at the meet
Ing, the Captains of Companies and /, of
Minneapolis, and of Companies C, D. E and
II, of ot. Paul. Nothing definite was decided
upon, but it is probable that the regiment
Will decide to 20 East
Boreas started in on another rampage last
evening and made things decidedly unpleas-
ant for pede STRAINS and those whom duty or
pleasure called from their houses. The wind
blew in sharp and cutting gusts and swirled
he powoery snow into lie eyes OF wayfarers
VINO longed for the hour when they would
reach their homes. Fortunately for the
patrons of the theaters the service of cars
was not Interrupted AT an early hour this
morning it was showing heavily.
Gillette's eyer-popular comedy 1.-THE Pri-
vate secretary Will he presented at the
Metropolitan opera house the nrst half of
next week The many ludicrous situations
caused by the meek-and-miII tutor, who is
persistent in his efforts to secure a comfort
able position and pursue his vocation, yet is
impeded i'll his every move by the designing
counterfeit, cause Us much laughter today as
when The play was first produced The com
pany is q strong one, ana is the same as an
peared in ST. Paul last year.
meeting of the ST. Paul Press club, and