St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-24
SAINT PAUL.
Federal City, Mimi, has 100000 inhabitants
CAUGHT-IN THE CURRENT.

nOuSc 81.
E. G. Kirsch was yesterday tired upon an
indictment for unlawful assault upon Pat
O'Conner, and was acquitted.
S. Hoover has brought action against Otto
S. Derringer and William johnson to recover
1923 Ipon promissory notes.
Savina Radino was taken to the peniten-
tiary at saltwater yesterday, to begin his life
sentence for the murder Of Paolo Binda.
The William Berenthal company has at
tached the effects OF Louise Bralcker to sat
isfy claim of S237.33 Tor merchandise sold.
Elizabeth Meyer has sued Jacob Meyer and
Elizabeth Meyer to recover 500, which she
alleges she contributed in the purchase of
a lot.
The will of the late Gen. Henry Hastings
Sibley was admitted to probate yesterday
without contest after having been filed in
the probate court thirty days.
Kate Closterman has sued Joseph II. Ack-
erman 10 recover S121 for board and lodging
and money loaned, and has garnished funds
in the control eff the Northern Pacific Rail
road company.
There is sure 10 be a great crowd at the
Donnelly- Freeman debate. An advance or
der for fifty tickets was received Yesterday
from Minneapolis. The sale opens tOmor-
row morning a Dyer's music store.
A fire broke out last evening shortly before
II at the residence of George Sustet, rs South
franklin street. which resulted in the interior
of the dwelling and contents being damaged
by fire and water to the extent of $500.
The annual election of Typographical
Union No. 30 takes place tomorrow at
labor headquarters, 20 East Seventh street.
The polls viii be open in the Trades and
Labor Assembly hall from u noon to p. m.
Teachers institutes will be held this week
at Lake CITY Lake Crystal and lie Sueur. To-
day Prof W. +. Rocneleau will lecture at
Lake Crystal, and President Soaring at lie
Sueur Tomorrow evening Supt. Kiehle will
lecture at Lake City
Col Bend has issued an order for battalion
drill of the various companies ofthe national
guard located IN the city, to take place
Thursday evening al the armory. An invita-
ton has been extended to the members of the
legislature to be present.
Judge R. R. Nelson, District Attorney Hay,
Clerks Oscar B. Hills OF the circuit courtW
A. Spencer, of the district court, Marshal
Donahower and other officials have gone to
Fergus Falls. where they will open the United
States circuit and district courts
tudinous matters from South St Paul which
have engaged the attention of the senate and
house win be swung to-day from the commit
tee OH local legislation to their proper chan
mel, Representatives Hagney and Canneff,
and the Dakota county delegation.
Philip Anzenkeuber, who was arrested for
neglecting to support his wife, was dis
charged Pat O'Malley, an eighteen-year-o old
bov Y,osd coz for oa+fi,,0 dru,I- To mn Vo,Iy
charged with ill-treqting his wife, was put
under $500 bonds to keep the peace.
The principals of the city schools met yes
terday afternoon in the Office of Supt Gil
bert at the high school and transacted
routine business. 1t was decided to have the
spring vacation take place next week with
the consent of the board OF education.
John Fred Eisenmenger asks that Mary
Jane Watt, William Watt and John Ashton
be compelled to vacate lot 9, in j. T. Eisen-
menger's Lake Villas addition. and that con-
tract for its sale be set aside. because of a
failure to meet installments of purchase
money.
James RaWley. q notorious thief and all
round tough, who some time ago was con-
cerned with his partner Dennis Flynn, in as
saulting and robbing a Chinaman, was
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the Smith-Kelliher fight at the Newmarket
He was placed under arrest and sent to po-
lice headquarters.
Frederick Jereau against William E. Hef-
ferman and Theodore Gill was the only case
tried by Judge Cornish Yesterday Jereau
claimed that he had not been decided the lot
he bargained for ana asked that he be re-
leased from his purchase, or that it be made
good After bpariOu his Testimony tho oOrrrt
dismissed the action.
After considerable challenging and excus-
ing long list of jurors, jury was secured
last evening to try Henry and Edward Ed
munds on an Indictment for burglary. They
are charged with the larceny of several plush
coats. The jury at the former trial disa-
greed. The presentation of the evidence
will begin this morning
George Donovan. who keeps a small con-
fectionery store on Chestnut street, was ar
rested last evening for assaulting Fred Lacon
with a heavy scale weight Lacon went into
the store TO make a purchase and refused to
pay. and in the dispute was severely wounded
by Donovan. Both were arrested, and La
con, after his wounds had been dressed. was
allowed out on bail. Donovan will be
brought up in the.municlpal court this morn
ing.
A good house at the Olympic last night
greeted the Sam T. Jack Creole Burlesque
company, it being the opening of their en-
gagement. The specialists are good enter
tanners and the array of winsome girls ii the
AmaZonIan march and chorus was of that
dazzling character that pleases an audience
This company will draw well during the
week. Sheridan & Flyn's company of artists
will be the attraction next week and the
company has a list of artists that will keep I'D
the reputation of the Olympic for good en-
tertainments.
John Parsons little den of iniuuity on
Cedar street. between Seventh and Eighth.
was raided again late Sunday nig44t by Off
GERS Mullaney and Davis. Two white women
who gave their names as Mollie O'Brien and
Mary Sullivan, were found in the arm S of
Pearson and another negro named Nugent
ana all four were taken to the central sta
ton. Yesterday in the police court Pearson
ana the two women got ninety days sen
fences, and Nugent was sent up for thirty
days.
The favorite Lolita comes to the Metro
politan Thursday night. She will open in
"Musette, repeating it at the Saturday matt.
nee. Friday night, ''Ina,'' her new musical
comedy, will be seen for the first time in this
city. Saturday night the engagement will
conclude with Belasco and Green's comedy
drama. Pawn Ticket 21O" Walter Allen.
Will 5. Rising, George II. Broderick. Harry
Brown, Lionel Bland, Frank Rollerton. Helen
Dayue' Mabella Baker, Adelaide Cotton and
Dora Wilson are in the supporting company.
The advance sale of reserved seats viii open
at the box Office this morning.
"
Three Thousand Umbrellas. 81. %
$3.50,
Are displayed in the original packages
in the show window of The Plymouth
Clothing House.
A reliable Silk Umbrella only 81. so al
The Plymouth" remember.
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