St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-17
SAINT PAUL.
TERsELY TOLD.

QtY.
The cause of Anton Fuchs against George
G. Brown ct al, as receiver, etc., was SUD
mitted to Judge Cornish.
y little daughter of John B. Fandel. super
intendent of the money order department IN
the postofice, died yesterday.
In the cause of John II. Baker, administra-
tor, against b. j. Cherry. the jury returned q
$1,000 verdict in favor of Baker.
DR.. Smiths subject at the Peoples church
Sunday morning at 1880 a. m. will be 1.-The
Devil as a Factor i'll Human Progress.
The residence of George r. Holmes, at the
corner of Grove and Olive streets, was slight
ly damaged by fire yesterday forenoon.
Scarlet fever is reported at S46 Marion
street and 256 South Exchange street, and
diphtheria at Midway Heights and S33 Rondo
street.
II the cause of the Anheuser- Busch Brew
ing Company against james Shearin, Judge
Kelly has rendered judgment for $306.55 in
favor of the plaintiff.
The cause of A. P. johnson and William
james against j. NJ. Tracy, to recover S14S on
judgment rendered in Dakota, was heard
by Judge Brill yesterday.
George Hodgins of 1874 Milford street,
slipped and fell on the sidewalk at the corner
OF Rice and Sycamore streets yesterday morn
Ing and broke his right leg.
The jury in the district court held short
session yesterday at which they res umed COLI
sideraIion of the matter of Jay P. DAVIS,
charged with forging jury certificates.
Special Census Agent Commodore Sanford
and John T Reed assistant to Judge Baxter,
yesterday examined witnesses in the census
cases to see what they know about the mat
ter.
shenandoah" at the Metropolitan could
easily play another week. The receipts have
increased every performance. 1t will be
seen to-day for the last Time matinee and
evening.
In the cause of the Danviile Stove and
Manufacturing Company against William
BanhClzer doing business as Foos & Co., the
jury returned a verdict for SS5S.57 in favor of
the plaintiff.
The Ironton Steel Company Of Duluth,
yesterday fled an amendment to their arti-
Giles Of incorporation, changing the name of
the company to the Ironton Steel and Tin
Company of Duluth
Thomas A. Buckley has sued Emma E.
Humason, Idora Montgomery and Alice
Francisco to recover $4,375 for services per-
formed in the year 1899, and has attached
their effects in the state.
The Nomen's Local Assembly No. 3672
last night elected Miss Mollie Lee as delegate
to the district assembly. A resolution was
approved favoring the purchase of no bread
unless having the blue label thereon.
Secretary Hall, of the Relief society, makes
application 10 charitably inclined persons on
behalf of poor man who is in need of an
overcoat. The garment must be OF large
size. Send to the hall, IA East Ninth.
There will be meeting for men only in
the Young Mems Christian association gym
nasium Sunday afternoon at $3.50 p. H.
Good music, led by Prof George E. Mussey.
Young men are cordially invited to attend.
Richard Lehman and Louis H. Haas have
commenced an action against Moses Benja-
min to require him to execute an agreement
to convey to them lots 9, 10 and II, block 1, of
Bergman addition and to recover 800 dam
ages.
The first pay roll of the legislature was
made up yesterday by the state treasurer, and
during the day the officials Ill the treasurer's
Office were kept busy in resolving vouchers
and hlnding out in return crisp bills OF
Uncle sam.
Judge Thomas. of the United States district
eph White yesterday, but reserved decision
until this morning. White is wanted at Eau
Claire to answer charge of stealing lot of
silks from a store.
The class for the study of the Sunday
school lesson under the tuition of General
Secretary Horton will meet tonight at s
O'Clock in the chapel of the Young Mems
Christian association. Lesson, Gods Care
of Elijah" The public are cordially invited
TO attend.
The executive council of Federated La Dor
and Farmers Alliance members of the legis-
ture held a conference at labor Headquarters
last night. The meeting was advisory in nat
ure, and several matters were discussed
looking to legislative action in the interest of
workingmen.
Augustus Fl. Will ans, of Hamilton station,
Scott county. veteran of the Second regi-
ment. Second Minnesota volunteers, fell from
load of hay on Thursday and was killed.
He was brother of Attorney Williams of
this city. and his remains will be inferred at
Oakland cemetery.
The De Wolf Hopper Opera Bouffe COM
pany will present two operas at the Metro
politan opera house during their engagement
next week; Castles in the Air first half of
half of the week will be given for the first
time in this city. The sale of seats goes mer-
riIy along at the box Office.
Commissioner William NJ. Liggelt. of the
railroad and warehouse commission, whose
appointment hangs fire in the senate, yester-
day filed his bond for $4,000 with the secre-
tary OF state. The surehes, whose signatures
are attached to the bond, are Fred c. Pills
bury, of Minneapolis and John Cooper, of
Stearns county.
Samuel Marshall and Charles F. Ilsley, of
Wisconsin, have commenced all action in
the United States circuit court against the
town of Elgin, Wabasha county, Mimi, to
recover $500 on account ofinterest coupons.
They have also commenced an action in the
United States circuit court to recover $3.50
on account of interest coupons issued by the
town of Plainvew, Wlbasha county, Mimi.