St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-03
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.

A. E. Wilson and wife, of Sioux City, are
al the Clifton
S.W. Bernard, of La Prairie. and NJ. o.
Hall, of Duluth, are at the Clifton.
A. Stevenson and ST. Epley, of Eau Claire.
registered at the Clifton yesterday.
The fire department was called out three
times. yesterday. but there were no big fires.
Miss. Julia Carroll, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday with Miss Stella Davis of Pine street.
Jilson Il Sowden have sued Simon Miller
and Anton Nowak to recover $3.50 for mer-
chandise sold.
AT o'clock in the morning, lamp upset
ana ignited a table at Kennedy's boarding
house. at 40S Minnesota street.
William NJ. Carson, secretary to the mayor,
has gone TO the hot springs of South Dakota.
lie VIII be absent about ten days.
Emma /. Crosby has sued Daniel Donnelly
and John Donnelly to quiet title to twenty
acres of land in Ramsey county.
D. W. LAWYER returned yesterday from
Prairie du CHEN, where he went to attend
the funeral of his father, Gen. LAWYER
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid the
monthly pay rolls of the police and fire de-
partmentS amounting to about $4,000.
John Kraemer, recently convicted of lar
ceny, yesterday paid the fine of $500 i'm posed
by Judge Kerr, and was discharged from
custody.
The state treasurer yesterday received from
the insurance commissioner $4,000 in fees re
ceiyed from insurance companies doing bust
ness in the state.
C. De NJ sherman. late of the staff of the
Metropolitan. left yesterday for West Su-
perior. taking Il position there in the new
Broadway hotel.
Thomas Hurley. who recently resigned
from Engine Company No. I, has been pre-
scented with an elegant &old-headed cane by
the members OF that company.
The secretary of state yesterday made re-
port to the state auditor showing that the
fees received i'll February for entering in
corporations of companies amounted to
SS9.45
The Masonic Relief association last night
elected the following officers: Robert A.
Smith, treasurer; j. c. Terry, secretary; 5.
D. Flag. medical director: James Smith, AT
torrey.
Ten liens were filed yesterday with the
secretary of state against the Wadena d Park
Rapids Railroad, amounting to S537.42, for
work done by \. Youngstown. a su bcon
tractor.
In the case Of George j. Wiessner, admin
istTator Of the estate of AIaddie Blees, againt
The st. Paul City Railway Company the
jury returned a verdict of $3.50 damages tor
the death of the seyehteen-month-old child
Maddic Blees.
Judge Egan yesterday resumed the hearing
of testimony upon the application to appoint
receiver of the property of Charles Faber.
The testimony taken yesterday refers to the
value of Fabers property.
The New York Life Insurance company
has sued Delos W. Leach and Frederick a.
Kern, his surety, ON bond as soliciting agent
to recover Sj47.S6 on account of moneys al
legged to have been collected as agent.
At ESQ there was & chimney fire at the
residence of Michael Steiner. ~ Fulton
street, and ii noon there was a similar blaze
at Ned Currans house, 4S7 Edmund street
AL the fires were eXtinguished without loss
Jennie Peek, Fred r. Peck, Emily c. John
sion. Edgar NJ. Johnston and A. Clark Hick-
man have sued JAY f. Truesdell, Fannie c.
TrueSdell, Joseph 5, Knapp, Arch c. Smith
and E. Y. Huntsville for partition of block
OF Gilberts addition.
It was reported yesterday at the capitol
that Prof. S L. Henry, of the Wisconsin ex-
detrimental station, would be offered the di-
recIorship of the Minnesota station, vacant
on account of the resignatan of PIof. Nc
Lain. The position was two years ago ten
dered to Prof. Henry, but he declined it.
John Maggie got caught between a box car
and the raised platform at the Omaha freight
depot yesterday afternoon and was badly
crushed. He was removed to his home at
$50 Livingston avenue, where an examination
showed that his injuries are not fatal. Nagle
Is forty eight years old and married
I tho paul IT,,oD eto.I--o,5. . It'll,
co department win soon be finished It's
intended for the accommodation of those
who have good mixers and fine breeding
stock on the market Stock shippers look
upon it as Il convenience that is quite as
necessary TO South st. Paul as the horse eX-
change
John " Gregg has sued the St. Paul Gas
Light company to recover 5000 damages.
Ii IS alleged That an agent OF the company
foreiblS removed Il gas meter from the store
of Gregg, who resisted the removal Of the
meter. The agent struck Gregg on the head
and face with Il monkey wrench, causing
considerable injury.
An eloquent address was given by Mrs S.
NJ /. Henry 10 Il good audience at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church last evening Those
who heard her earnest words TO Christian
Morkers concerning the ways of bringing
back to righteousness those all about US who
have gone astray viii desire 10 hear her
again tonight on the subject of social
Purity" She viii speak at the same place
Al o'clock.
The Ramsey county district court opened
Yesterday. The required number Of grand
Jurors were notin attendance, and the sheriff
was directed to summon five additional
grand jurors TO attend this morning. when
WlNnlp vii no Ohio
Brill. Kerr and Cornish called the calendar.
OF the cases set for trial during the term
siXty-seven are jury cases, six struck jury
cases and siXty-one court cases.
DR.. Dedolph has no great and gnawing
love for American custom houses His
precious bottle Of Koch lymph has been re-
posing in the New York custom house for at
least two weeks, and only reached him yes
terday. 1t left Berlin OH Jan Is, and should
have been here a month ago But now
has come and Dr. Dedolph is happy. He
says he has the fullest confidence in its prop
critics. and will begin his applications at
once
Miss Lulu Davis was very pleasantly sur
prisedby number of her young friends at
her home on Beaney street Wednesday even
. ing, the occasion being her fifteenth birth
day. Among those present were the Misses
Laura Swartz, Lottie McGinn, Maud Hughes,
Clara Perkins Lille CRUDE. Sadie Cameron
and Maud Densmore and Messrs Willis Pray.
Erny Pearl, Hugh McElheney, Ross Womack.
VIII Chamberlain. Ed Dinsmore and Ralph
Ellison.
ReihIen Champagne.
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