St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-17
A MONDAY MELANGE.

Scarlet fever is bulleti ned at 1853 Carroll
| street.
There is diphtheria at S26 Greenbrier and
So Iglehart streets.
| A new venire of jurors appeared yesterday
for service in the dirtrict court.
| Officer Mcguire, who broke his leg on
| Seventh street two months ago, is almost
| convalescent.
Cars on the inter-urban electric line have
| been running until 1 80 a. IN. during the
! present week.
Min-oge-sleg- wohe was tried in the United
States district court yesterday for selling
| liquor to Indians.
Officer Delosso, charged with violation of
police regulations. will have a rehearing be-
tore Mayor Smith.
Peter Finney, vagrant. was sentenced to
thirty days in the workhouse by Judge
Twohy. yesterday.
St. Paul Lodge No. Sc, B. P. o.. will hold a
regular meeting this evening at their hall in
Lifts Grand opera house.
The Haupt Lumber company seeks to en-
force mechanics lien for S419.57 against
John Westman and others.
John Mccullough, a colored man, was yes
terday adiudged to be lunatic at an exami-
nation had in the probate court.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Charlotte
LEIGH occurred yesterday afternoon from her
late home, $40 Armstrong street.
In the case of Nels W. Nelson against
Maria A. Hornsby. the jury brought in YER
dict for $685. 81 i'll favor of Nelson
Robert Willie and Walter Stoak. charged in
the police court yesterday with disorderly
conduct we're discharged with caution.
Judge Egan has filed an order in the action
of Charles Clifford against Hannah Cameron.
giving judgment for S44320 upon promissory
notes.
Christian Rolling, arrested on Saturday
night for drunkenness failed to appear in
the municipal court yesterday, and forfeited
his bail.
A ten-round contest is to be given by Chase
Wells and Jack Mccormick at the South st.
Paul Athletic club on Saturday evening for
a purse $50.
meeting will be held in the South st.
Paul city hall tonight to receive the report
of the joint committee on charter amend
ments OF that city.
E. F. Drake is not so seriously i'll as was at
first reported. Informa ton from Jackson
vile, Fla, has been received to the effect
that he is improving.
The action OF Z. W. Peet to recover COM
missions for procuring a loan for Frank G.
Sherwood ct al is being tried before a jury
in Judge Otis court.
Police Officer Godfrey, who has been con-
fined to his home for many months with in
f1ammatory rheumatism, has recovered suf-
fciently to get about on crutches.
Anexpress Wagon, driv en- by Charles Adj
ans, was badly smashed at Seventh and
Ramsey streets yesterday at $50. The team
ran away and threw the driver out. He was
unhurt.
Any one knowing the present address of
James Kittson. a farmer, formerly residing
in st. Paul, please send it to Charles M. Han
son, office Title Insurance Company, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Oscar II. Comfort has sued Sarah Lamb, as
Administrative of the estate of Henry Lamb,
deceased, for Sl55 for attorney fees on &C
count of services rendered during the life of
Henry Lamb.
The Minnesota Saving Fund and Invest
ment Company has sued K. L. NJ. Ruth and
E. W. Ruth to recover S91260 on account of
a loan and dues upon shares. of stock in
that company.
Charles Allen while pitching hay into
barn loft on Bradley street, slipped on the
tines OF the fork, and inflicted serious
wound in the thigh. He was taken to his
home near Mendoza.
The case OF j. B. Coulter d. Co. against T.
j. Romer, Albert Scheffer and Charles Faber,
to recover for material furnished in con-
structing a building IS being tried by jury
in Judge Kelly's court.
will ha frnQ md
pacing race on the river track next Saturday
afternoon, all entries to be in by Friday
evening" entries to be made at G. j. McDer-
motifs, 40 Wabasha street.
John Hunt, nipe-year-old boy, charged
with disorderly conduct by Fl. It. Lange, was
lectured by Judge Twohy in the municipal
court yesterday and discharged. Tom Tracy.
all incorrigible, was also allowed to depart.
The long -drawn-out trial of Hodges Hyde
against Scanlon Il Wall has been nearly CON-
pleted in the United States circuit court.
The argument TO the jury began yesterday
afternoon and the case will go to the jury to-
day.
H. B. Hoag and William Walling, of the
Sioux City police department, inspected the
working of the police telegraph system of st.
Paul yesterday with view to the improve
ment of their own system. The gentlemen
will return home to-day.
Lucy NJ. Howe was yesterday given a YER
dict in Judge Kelly's court for S2l407, against
Cochran & Walsh. They had removed her
household effects from a rented house and, it
is claimed, handled the furniture so care
lessly that it was damaged.
A man giving his name as Charles Ogden
reported to the police yesterday that his son
Erad OUdau of Eact MiuDaapOliS had rI1u
away from home and come to st. Paul. The
boy, who is only eight years old, has been
missing since last Saturday.
Conrad Kerst, young man we'll known
throughout the city, died last evening at st.
Josephs hospital. He had large circle of
friends and was member of the Junior
Pioneer association, which will attend the
funeral in body Wednesday, the 18th.
Mary Hepfe as Administrative of the es-
tate of Mary Hepfel, deceased has sued the
Great Northern Railway company to recover
$4,000 damages for the death of Mary Hep
tel by being run down by car on a side
track in the lumber yards of the Martin Lum-
Der company near Rice street.
John Cramer will be tried in Judge Kerr's
court to-day for larceny in the second degree.
1t isalleged that he ordered box of paper
ValueQ dI ABOUT YoU W NC seuI W hoeEueeu Dy
W. Il. Styce that the order was bogus, and
was given for the purpose of securing unlaw-
fnl possession Of the box of paper.
Hon. o. P. Shiras, United States district
judge, of Dubuque, To-, has been designated
by Circuit Judge Caldwell TO assist in hold
ing the United States circuit court in Mime
apolis next month. He will try the Mime
apoiis census cases. Judge Shiras has held
court in st. Paul and is regarded as an able
jurist
Judge Egan has fled an order in the three
causes of j. E. Showers, Clara c. Showers
and c. Bridgeman against The st. Paul, Min
neapoiis and Manitoba Railway Company,
requiring the complaints to be amended and
made more certain so that they shall allege