St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-10
CAUGHT AND Condensed.

CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Of Brainerd. MIMI,
are visiting Mrs. F. II. Campbell, of 800 Mon
roe place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Campbell. of 80 Non
roe place, will spend the remainder of the
winter south.
The TWO mechanics lien cases of Fred
Althen against Eve Tarbox ct al. are being
heard by Judge Kelly.
james McDermott and Peter Daily both
only nine years of age. were arrested yester-
day for stealing pail OF maple syrup from
grocery store.
Coleman Green and Ed Deane, the boys
who were arrested Saturday for stealing
gloves from various stores, will be sent to the
reform school.
The trial of the $4,000 personal injury case
of John ". Winter against the St Paul d
Duluth railroad is not yet concluded III
Judge Otis court
March - has been designated for examin-
ing candidates for admission to the Ramsey
county bar. The committee is composed Of
Ambrose Tighe, 5. j. r. Mcmillan and IL. c.
James.
Peter o. Carlson asks the intervention of
l..
TO pay him 500 for failure TO comply with
the terms of a contrast for the sale of real
estate.
Judge Kelly fled orders yesterday denying
new trials in the cases of NJ. \. Moore against
The Oil, Gas and Water Well Drilling com
pany and John NJ. Gebhardt CT al. against
Albert W. Wentink.
Thomas Duggan, sometimes known as
Thomas Dowlan, and Mary schroth were ex-
amined in Judge divers court yesterday and
directed TO be taken to the insane hospital at
Rochester for treatment.
+. W. SpriHes, appointed assistant weigher
OF grain at Lake City yesterday, fled his
official bond with the secretary of state in
the sum of $1,000. F. W. Winters and Oscar
Anderson signing as sureties.
Miss Anna E. Sch1oley died at midnight al
the residence OF q. i. clifford. $50 >elhy ave-
nlle She is Il sister of Elmer E. Schooley, Of
the Dispatch. The remains viii be taken TO
New London. Ind, tor burial.
State Treasurer Bopleter Yesterday received
from the Uuited states treasurer check for
$4,000, the appropriation male ET-c9nsress
for the benefit of the colleges Of a"dculturc
and mechanic arts OF Minnesota.
Samuel X. Smith has Instituted an action
against Martin MathisJn and others 10 re-
cover $3.50 alleged to BE- due on IL mortgage
and other special charges upon lot !, block
II of Lewis Second addition to st. Paul.
The SUBMITS defeated the Reserves in ore
OF the best games of polo this season. Time,
2:3). The feature of the game was the good
tending of Farks ana Gerber. Another game
Will be played next sunday at the summit
rink nj 30 p. IN.
A mass meeting of Christian Endeayor and
Eru oil
interested in temperance work among the
children, will be held this evening al 7:45 in
the Dayton avenue church, to be addressed
by Mrs. 5. NJ. l. Henry.
The Fourth Ward Republican club is re-
quested to meet at the Office of its president,
Henry Johns. in the Rogers block, at 1:3)
O'Clock this evening to elect delegates TO the
league of Republican Clubs. to be held al
Minneapolis Thursday, March l..
Judge Cory yesterday discharged Bum
Lung. alias You, who was arrested Saturday
for operating an opium joint at the corner of
Sixth and Cedar streets. There is no law
providing for the prosecution or punishment
of persons who sell opium to smoke.
Judge Kelly announced Yesterday that
Bertha Ebert is entitled to an order giving
her perpetual separation from the bed and
board of Adolph Ebert. This is what in law
may be termed Il limited divorce. and does
not leave the parties free TO marry again, as
in case of absolute divorce.
The jury in Judge Cornish court was of
opinion that Kingman Il Co. had violated its
contract TO sell binding twiue to the Mast
Buford & Burwell company at the same
rates to be sold to others, and accordingly
returned a verdict for Sl,735 in favor of the
Mast Buford d Burwell company.
AD+bo,,- col,,,,i.t l,o,+on.So, n colo0,,
near the union depot, was arrested on a
bench warrant yesterday and taken before
United States Commissioner Spencer, who
admitted him to bail in the penalty of $500,
TO answer at the June term of the United
States district court for selling liquor to In
dams in June last.
\ joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
and the directors of the St. Paul Bethel asso-
citation. will be held at the chamber of COM
merce this afternoon, at o'clock, to take ac-
ton for the dedication exercises of the Float
ing Bethel, which is moored at The foot of
Sibley street. and adopt measures for work
to be carried forward thereon.
r. II. Merriam, brother of Gov Merriam,
and junior partner Of the firm of Price. Nc
Gill q Co., has entered the literary lists as a
translator. There was Yesterday issued from
the press of that house translation of the
woman of lee from The French of Adoph
Belot. by Mr.. Merriam, when has attracted
considerable sttention. 1t is fine piece of
work, mechanically speaking, and is said 10
an admirable translation. The story is de
cidedly Frenchy, but its sale viii not be
limited on that account.