St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-13
SAINT PAUL
GENERAL PICKUPs.

G Yesterdays bank clearings were s67.
821+S
The council committee on streets will NEE
tonight
Services at the Temple at 30 this evening
The Rabbi will discourse, Oar Orphans"
r. W. Bells barn. az 579 Laurel avenue.
burned early yesterday morning. Loss, $3.50.
The PhiIomathean society will give card
party this evening at Lifts hail. Sixth aud
ST. Peter streets.
The trial of Frank Y Ferodowill. on
charge of forgery, is set for April l in the mu-
nieipal court.
Gen. Ord Post No. % G. \ R.. will hold
regular meeting tonight in their hall oppo-
site postoflice.
Judge Egan denied the motion for new
trial in the case of Philip Riedell against +.
J. Romer ct al.
Judge Brill has refused the application for
e new trial in the case OF Mary Gelderieh
against JOSIAH FaiTchlld.
Salvino Radino viii be tried today upon al
Indictment for the murder Of Paola Binda
in saloon fight among Italians.
\ ueighboghOod Christian endeavor NEE
ing will be held at Woodland Park Baptist
church tonight At rs O'Clock.
Judge Brill Yesterday heard the mechanics
lien ease Of Th3m-s ". Wallace and Ernest
l. Allavd against D Il. Tandy and Others.
In the personal injury ease of Albert Nor
lander against Thomas Mccoy ct al, the
jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
John Johnson and Simon Walsh were fined
Sl5 Su1 Sl4 respectively, for getting too gay
with : couple q policemen late Wednesday
nish.
OScsS >u-ma-meyer. suffering from acute
s,cola,i>,n. wa> taken % the city hospital
yesterday. HIS p,zee Of residence is IN
k2owa.
Lieut. A,B. Applin. Of Company G, Third
regiment. N. y. IL. yesterday placed his
resignation II the hands of Adjt. Gen. Null
len
The normal school board will hold reg
Ulsr meeting next Thursday at 10 in the
morning 81 me Office of Supt Kiehle at the
czpIIol.
The Minnesota Loan and Trust company
claims taaI Emanuel Magnusen and others
owe i $50 on bona given to suspend pro-
Ceeding with suit upon promissorv note.
Miss Mead left wednesday evening for
New York She will sail with friends on the
GaScogne for Paris on Saturday. Miss Mead
intends TO remain in Paris until the autumn.
L. L
er have disputed about the right to posses
son of household furniture worth sos.
Judge Cornish's court is seeking TO adjust the
differences.
Attorney l. Y. D. Heard handed into Judge
kerr's court 500 yesterday as the fine i'm
posed on Col. Welz, VINO pleaded guilty the
dav before of allowing gambling at the Mer-
chants hotel
ST. Patricks parish VIII celebrate St Pat
rick's day b. special services in the morning
and musical and literary entertainment Il
the evening. Several leading singers of the
city will take part. j. ". " Ills and James
A3nahan viii speak.
William F. Fideld has sued John Twedson
ana Others, 10 enforce 4 mechanics lien for
S.11. D upon LOT =. block 10, of smiths sub
division Of blocks @ 10, Is aud 10. of StiD-
sons division. About score of other per-
sons have claims against the same property.
Evans and Hoey, in their amusing farce
comedy. increase in popularity with each
year. The business this week at the Metro
p0lilan has been enormous and the pros
poets are the comedians will exhibit the
Standing room only sign at the remaining
three performances-to night, tomorrow
matinee and night.
Felix Berube IS the plaintiff and Evan E.
A-QUrlm anu eighteen OlueE persons anu
firms are the defendants III a knotty me-
chanics' lien case now Oh trial before Judge
Kelly. There IS only about 81, 900 in dispute,
but each of the claimants mas claims SO
varied that they would constitute as many
separate suits OF an interesting nature.
Michael Rossbach and others dispute the
right Of Margaret Arpin, John L. Gieske and
sam Kee TO hold possession Of thirteen
twenty-sevenths of lots S. Q and 10, block Is,
of Robert * Randalrs addition. Judge Otis
and jury are trying TO ascertain the RICH
OF the plaintiffs TO recover possession there
of, besides the claim of $1,000 damages TO
detention of possession of the property.
The state railroad commissioners yesterda!
held a conference with General Manage
Truesdale, of the Minneapolis & st. Loui
road, and Representative Smout of Wells
Faribault county, with reference to bette
railroad facilities being given to the town o
Wells between that place and Waseca TIT
county seat of Waseca county. Manage
Truesdale promised that the request of tn
citizens of Wells would be complied with