St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-28
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHr TN THE CURRENT.

CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.
Frank Wolf has sued Patrick C. Foley to
recover S235 borrowed money.
Richard Kenny has been ordered taken to
the insane asylum at Rochester
Scarlet fever at Highwood Park and diph-
liberia at 346 Goodrich avenue and S51 Arcade
street.
John Nelim, driver for the Peoples Ice
company, was slightly injured i'll runaway
yesterday.
George Hunton has sued John f. Benson
and John Froehlingsdorf to recover mort
gage for 5000
Beaupre Keogh d. Davis have sued >. d.
Ramaley L. Son to recover Sl02-3 upon
promissory note.
The jury is out considering the case OF
David Newhart against the st. Paul City
Railway Company.
Jerry Ladoure was yesterday tried in the
United States district court on an Indictment
for selling liquor TO Indians.
The cause of Lars Sandstrom, etc. against
John Johnson ct al. to foreclose mortgage
was submitted to Judge Cornish.
The cause of Frank E. Creelman against
Swan L. johnson Ell al. still occupies the at
tention of Judge Otis and jury.
A gasoline stove in the residence of E. B.
King. 474 Cedar street, exploded yesterday
afternoon. No serious damage resulted.
The pop corn machine on Seventh street,
which exploded on Saturday night, was not
at the corner of Minnesota, but farther out
the street.
e. H. Hail. Oneota; W. D. Tomlin, Duluth;
j. s Wilton, ST. Charles. and j. J. Randall,
saltwater, are among the Minnesotans at the
Clifton.
Glen Swanson has commenced an action,
with attachment, against August 5. Swanson
to recover S2SS, for labor and materials tur
nished.
1t is probable that the argument in the j.
/. Stack contempt case will be heard by
Judge Thomas of the United States district
court to-day.
Thomas Mulvehill, the New Tim man who
was Frustrated with gas at the International
hotel Sunday night is in Il very preearous
condition al ST. Joseph's hospital.
The Indictment against Cab che-che-Kishy
for selling liquor 10 fellow Indian was dis
missed in the United States district court yes
terday, ard he was discharged from custody.
Lieut. A. b. johnson, having returned to
Fort Logan from the campaign under Gen.
Miles, his wife, who has been making visit
to her friends in this city, left last evening
TO join him.
John Fred Eisenmenger has commenced
all action against Berthold Ludwig to fore
close contract for the sale of real estate be-
cause of failure to make payment of part
of The purchase money.
John Fred Esenmenger has commenced
an action against Mary Jane Watt and Wilt
lam Watt to foreclose on a contract for the
sale of real estate because OF lack OF payment
of a sum due as purchase money.
In the cause of Swan NJ. Klarquist against
The American Manufacturing Company to
recover damages for personal injuries sus-
tanned by reason of defects in hosting ele-
vator, the jury returned damages in the sum
of $500.
August s. swanson and Selma Swanson,
his wife, have made an assignment to Hans
p. Jensen for the benefit of their creditors.
The Swansons are florists doing business at
the corner of Cedar and Second street, and
also have booth in the Endicott Arcade.
Kah-gay- bin ace when questioned in the
United States district court yesterday adj
mitted that he had allowed an Indian on the
Mile Laos reservation to drink liquor with
him. He was sentenced to sixty days in the
Ramsey county jail, and to pay fine of $15.
Mis-co-oue- We-samse, q White Earth In
dian, admitted i'll the United States district
court yesterday that he allowed fellow In
dian to take drink of whisky out of his
bottle. He was sentenced to sixty days in
the Becker county jail and to pay fine of
SIS.
City Treasurer Refs is quite anxious to hear
from hundred or more saloonkeepers who
have failed to pay their saloon licenses. All
licenses were due on Jan /, but so far only
ninety one have been paid. Unless the delin-
quent liquor dispensers hquidate within a
very short time warrants will be issued for
their arrest.
In the cause of John Westerholm against
Douglass II. Tandy and others, Judge Cor
nish has given judgment against Tandy for
$215 in favor of Westerholm and a judgment
in favor OF E. Larson against Tandy for
S63.35, and declared that these sums are liens
upon the interest of Charles a. Hawks in
certain real estate and that these liens have
priority to that of the Fifth Ward Building
society.
Cliff Brown and w. C. Pittman, the colored
men who engaged in combat at the corner of
Minnesota and Fifth streets Monday night,
were fined $25 each in the police court yes
terday C. A. Berelin, the plain drunk, who
undertook to perforate the central station
when arrested, was given a thirty days sen
tence C. ]. Won Arnold and Frank j.
Roeller. whom Nicholas Reid charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses, were
dis charged
The first lecture of the Y NJ. CA course
is to be Oh THE Voice" by DR.. Ignatius Don
nelly on Thursday evening, Jan. 90, at 8
o'clock Admission is free, and ladies and
gentlemen of the city are cordially invited
to attend. There is to be three other lectures
in the course viz: Thursday, Feb. 20, on
1.-THE Eye" by DR.. Chamberlain; Thursday,
March IS, on physical Deformities," by DR..
Jellette The last lecture of the course is for
men only, the subject being Social Purity"
by DR.. Lee Thursday, April so. The inten-
ton is to make all these lectures of a popu-
lar and interesting character, and no doubt
they will prove very entertaining; and it is
hoped that full audiences Will be present at
each lecture The lectures are given under
theauspices OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
Reihlen Champagne.