St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-12
SAINT PAUL.
GENERAL riCn-UPS.

Articles Of incorporation were yesterday
filed bv the Emanuel Lutheran church OF
Benson, Swift county.
JAY p. Davis VIII be taken 10 the pen1ten-
tiaIy at saltwater today 10 be In his SIX
years term for forging jary certificates
The case of Edward D. enitfen against
Fred ART and John 3. lis TO recover on a
bond is being tried in Judge ous eo4rL
In the case of Pa rick kei her ct al. against
John Dowlan ct al, the jury returned YER
diet for s. % against one of the defendants.
Josie Delano and Maud Taylor. arrested
Tuesday night for disordtrly conduct for
feited 50 bail each yesterday by their non
appearance.
The ease or William Walsh. charged in the
municipal court Yesterday with assault with
q dangerous weapon, was continued unlll
next Monday.
The cause of Hodges d Hyde, of La Crosse,
Wis. against Scanlon d Wall, of Lanesboro
IS still on trial in the United States circuit
court before Judge Thomas.
NJ. j. Knox, ex-county attorney of JACKSON
county was in The supreme court Yesterday.
He is interested in he Rose murder case,
that went over until The next term.
Frederick j. Romer has commenced an ac-
ton against Frank W. Farrar and others TO
enforce a mechanics lien sl.a.4 upon lots
!, 2, 3, T. .. and s Of Summit Terrace.
Paul Quehl has sued James V. Barrier for
1904 So upon q bill of exchange and has gar
nished funds in the hands Of the Chicago
ST. Paul u Kansas CITY Railway company.
The Minnesota Transfer Packing company
has commenced an action against Anna 40
hout and others to recover possession Oh
piece of land and 500 damages for its de-
tention.
In the case Of William C. Armstrong ct al.
against The American Manufacturing Com
pany to recover for six boilers. the jury re-
tnrned a verdict Of S674.44 in favor OF
the plaintiffs.
W. II. Jones and Evan E. Jones, doing
business under the name of the New Empire
Slate company, have sued the Pennsylvania
Slate company 10 recover S52925 upon pro-
missory notes.
In the cause Of Patrick Cahil against
James c. Brady and the Joseph Schlltz
Brewing company as garnshee, Judge Kelly
has refused 10 render Judgment against and
has discharged thT garnishee.
The St Cloud state normal school. accord
ing TO the report filed with the state auditor
yesterday, received during the second fiscal
quarter The sum of Sl5975, which amount
was transmitted with the statement
The board of managers of the st. Cloud
TetOrmatory submitted their semi annual re-
port yesterday TO the secretary Of state in
compliance with the statute requiring
statement of the inmates Of that institution.
John ). Baker, indicted with Nelson Van
dale for larceny in the second degree, was
found guilty by the jury. The charge was
stealing an overcoat from the dwelling of
Joseph Flicker.
The grand officers of the United Ancient
Order Of Druids visited BiSmark Grove No. 81
at Minneapolis last niIht They found the
grove in a prosperous condition and were
well pleased with the new rules as to the
management OF The widow and orphan S
fund.
There will be a regular meeting OF Gen.
Ord post. q. A. r.. on Friday evening this
week In their hall opposite pOStOtfice. 1t is
hoped there will be full attendance. as
there will be muster and some very important
business TO come before the meeting. Com
rades are invited.
Hugh Naher pleaded guilty before Judge
Kerr yesterday. upon an Indictment for keep
ing gambling devices at the hampton house,
OIL Third street. Thomas RadcliH ll> AIDED
guilty upon a ike Indictment with the
Brunswick alleged rs the place They were
each fine0 81 %. The fines were paid and the
men given their freedom.
In the cause of Edward H. OWings and
Thomas T. OWingS against the D yelling I'M
proYtment company, Judge Kelly has filed
an order deciding that 10 q Rothschild is
the absolute owner and entitled 10 the I'M
mediate possession Of certain real estate con-
Yeyed to her by Joel +. Whitney and that the
Owings have no interest therein
Fletcher Williams Jr, q son of j. Fletcher
Williams, was YESTERDAY examined in the
probate court touching his insanity. He is i'll
poor physical and mental health, Occasioned
by oVCrWork. lis mini has taken the form of
Insanity known as SplrltualiSm. He lmag-
ines that he is Il son of A. II. Wilder. He
was ordered sent 10 the asylum at Rochester.
Mary Kraus was supposed to be mildly in
sane, and was taken nefore the probate court
yes erday. Her mind is not of such a dis
ordered nature as TO warrant confinement i'll
ali insane asylum. but it was thought she
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