St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-12
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.

Scarlet fever at AZ Fairview avenue and
li6 East Fourteenth street.
state Insurance Commissioner Smith is
confined to his room by slight attack of la
grippe.
Daisy Kelly got drunk in West St Paul and
now She is at the House of the Good Shep-
herd for sixty days.
Henry Dahman paid SIS into the police
court Yesterday for disiiguring the face Of
Charles Waldo in Il bar room fight.
Dr. Stone will lecture at the Peoples
church at o clock this afternoon. His sub
ject i women and their peculiarties
The oraTorical contest for the Hodg sou
prize takes place ut Hamline university this
evening ut 30 o'clock. All are invited.
Charles Miller and Mrs. Patterson. who
were arrested in a disrep utable resort Mon
day night, were fined $50 each yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Central Citizens
union viii be held in municipal court room
on tic evening OF March -. All local unions
should bc represented.
+. r. Howard, of Red Wing was appointed
by the governor yesterday vice president to
the Mississippi commercial congress.
20 bc held in Denver May 10.
officer Watts found Emma Herman. Jessie
Davis and Barney Herman in compromising
position late Tuesday night and had them
fined So each yesterday.
In the two causes of John WV hite against
Emma Anderson ct al. and against Peter y.
NcRoste etal.. Judge Brill has oyeTruled the
dtiulrrcfS 10 the com plants.
Felix Bcrube, Evan c. Mindrum and about
4 score of others are interested in Il me
chanic lien case, heard yesterday by Judge
Kelly. The amount involved is about 81 600
John Mcclure. superintendent of the
Maple Leaf route, took the train last evening
for few days vacation in the South He
WIZ NI>it -. Louis, Kansas City and else
where
Tn Jury returned a veIdict for S6f6 10 in
favor Of l.: A. Clapp against Christian
schmidt and others. for extra work done III
constructing the National German-American
bank building.
The jury in Judge OTIS court seemed TO be-
I'VE mat John h. HuXbold was wrongfully
rlcctc' from NabaSha street car last Jan
nary, and gave him verdict for $50 damages
against The city railway.
Louis Splitter has been arrested for con
Ncrung 10 his own use small sums of money
which lie collected for his employer Henry
lllnklhs- the jackson street grocer. SpitZer
VIII be tried in the police court to-day
John " Prefer and Charles II. Lockwood.
hardware dealers Mt The corner of Seventh
and Slhicy streets, yesterday made an assign
mcut at Their partnership and personal eff
feels to Clement J.. Coleman for The benefit
OF general creditors.
There have been $40 claims for rebate on
tobacco lax paid in The office of Marcus
Johnson. collector of internal revenue. and
sent on To- the department ut Washington for
payment. The rebate on this claim. at >
tttitS it- tpulO- aggregates S1J.S2J.ag
AckcI post will have regular meeting at
post hall. corner Wabasha and Seventh, This
cvcuin" at 80 O'Clock There will be n
muster. After regular business they will
haVc an open campfire. All friends are in
wed. One or two speakers are to entertain
he boys.
The $4,000 personal injury case of Albert
Norlander against Thomas Meloy ct al. is be-
ilig tried before a jury i'll Judge Cornish's
court. Norlander had II leg injured by the
IN I'll. 1.
III IS asserted that proper caution against
caving in was not taken.
NadsWorill Raymond, a young man OF niHe-
iccil years was brought into the central no
nee station last night for safe keeping. He
j. supposed 10 be INSANE. and his mother
Ms. Lucy Il. Raymond of % West Fourth
street viii probably cause an examination
81 ms mental condition in the probate court
: y BOYER and wife ask the district court
10 cancel Il contract for the sale of real estate
made with Michael +. Sweeney. The miami
liis agreed 10 sell lot IL, block of Woodland
lark ADDITION TO sweeney for $1,000. There
has been paid 500. and there is nm alleged do
f"'it in naElng other payments
tommiss!oner Butterworlh. of Cincinnati.
Wiii probably be here Tuesday next TO E yhort
INC legislature TO be liberal in its annronria|
non Tor the worlds fair Commissioners
harrison Of Duluth, yesterday received a
telegram 10 that effect from George r.. Davis.
II chicago. director general of the fair.
: large number of musical people attended
the reception at cher hall last evening. in
honoI Of ". =. f.. Seeboeck the pianist Mrs
II. r De Wolf the well known ST. Paui
Nonrahislc, and 5. A. Baldwin. accompanies
assisted Nj. Seeboeck III giving most artistic
and pleasing entertainment. Mrs De Wolf
Gang two ol9s in charming manner and
Nj Seehoeck surprised the musicians present
J.. MS mastery Interpretation of difficult
iiapu oiurositions. He will be heard in
concert at several entertainments now i'm
embryo. 10 occur during the present month