St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-04


work is perfect and economical. The
| johnson Electrical Service Company,
| St. Paul. Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
! Endorsed by architects and scientists.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.
The machine woodworkers installed Off
| GERS last night.
| The board of public works was engaged in
| considering assessments yesterday.
About S., 900 will be paid out to the street
force to-day by City Treasurer Refs.
There were fourteen births and four deaths
reported at the health Office yesterday,
Ellen Ritz was examined in the probate
court touching her sanity and was ordered
sent TO the Rochester asylum.
The criminal cases on today's calendar are
j. P Davis, Peter McAyoy, Charles Drum and
Edward and Henry Edmunds.
Judge Brill has denied the motion for
new trial in the cause of Nancy A. Fish
| against Benjamin j. Shipman.
The jury is out in the personal injury case
of John johnson against William G. Hobart,
tried i'll the United States circuit court.
Scarlet fever is reported at 81 West Lawson
street. Diphtheria at ST. Joseph's hospital,
POS Stinson street and $50 harrington avenue.
Judge Kerr has overruled the demurrer to
the complaint in the cause OF illiam A.
Van Slyke d Co. against William FL. NeaZie
and others.
In the cause of Rudolph NJ. Hunter against
William A. Frost, Judge Egan has filed an
order rendering Judgment in favor of Hunter
for S227.15.
Officer Fred Mattock is charged with
drunkenness by Hereys Bros. of I'LL West
Seventh street The policeman will have
hearing before the mayor.
The painters and decorators initiated four
new members last night and received appli
cations from four Others The reading room
committee reported progress
M. J. White, president of the plumbers
union, whose home is at Sioux Falls, S. D..
will leave st. Paul with his family to-day for
Chicago, where they will remain six weeks.
In the case of John B. Olivier against
Joseph W. Smyth Judge Otis impanneled
jury, but the plaintiff was granted leave TO
amend his complaint and the case was con-
tinued.
Sarah Lamb, as administrative of the estate
of Henry Lamb. has appealed to the district
court from an order of the probate court,
which allowed claim of o. Ii. Cemfoot
against the estate.
Comptroller Roche will issue checks to-day
beginning at a. M, for the payment of the
workingmen under the Forrestal contracts,
and City Treasurer Refs will pay out the
money due thereon.
The officials of the st. Paul police depart
ment have received plimentary tickets
for the first annual ball of the Minneapolis
police department to be given at the West
hotel next Fr1oaY night.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the st. Louis River Dalles Improvement
company, at A Gilfllan block for the cleo
ton of directors, last years board of direct
ors and officers were reelected.
William Henry and Julius Sparks, two coal
black men, were yesterday found guilty of
the larceny of some horse blankets and robes,
the property of j. b. Tarbox. This was the
first criminal case tried by T. d. O'Brien as
county attorney.
Mary P. AIbee has sued W. NJ. Baer and
Eliza A Connolly to enforce mortgage for
S1.S00, upon lot q, block Is. in Syndicate Adj
dition No. 5, and asks that receiver take
possession of the property until they may be
sold to satisfy the mortgage.
Richard j. Hill and Helen E. Brown have
commenced an action against Phillip j.
Klein to recover possession of a strip of land
seven feet wide, fronting on jackson street.
near Pearl street, and to recover damages for
detention of possession in the sum of $50.
Roosn & Linquist of 255 East Seventh
street. were fined S25 by Judge Twohy yester-
day for keeping their saloon open after mid
night. Gust Berg paid Sis for the pleasure
he took in decorating John Carlson's head
Frank George, arrested for breaking into
cars was discharged on account of insult
ficient evidence.
In the case of Sarah O'Brien against The
North st. Paul Railroad Company, Judge
Egan has filed an order giving judgment in
favor of the railroad. 1t is determined that
the road is not operated as nuisance, but
improved appliances to condense steam so
as to render it practically noiseless, and has
complied with the regulations of law relative
to operating the road.
Sevan L. johnson, who has meat market
at $50 East Seventh street, has made a gen.
eral assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. James T. Mcmillan is named as the
assignee The commencement of an action
by Rosen & Lindquist and the punishment
of funds in the hands of Andrew Borkland
precipitated the assignment.
D. B. Cells sleigh was overturned by the
street car tracks at the corner of Fourth and
Washington streets yesterday afternoon, and
he was violently thrown to the ground, sus.
tanning severe injuries about the head No
bones were broken, and the injured man,
who was taken to his home at $50 Pleasant
avenue, will soon be out again.
Frank Smith, cigarmaker. stood at the
corner of Jackson and Third streets last
night and sent the shrill sound of police
whistle through the chilled air just to see if
there were any officers in the vicinity. To
his sorrow he found what he was whistling
for in the person of Big Andy Call. ANDY
thought it was cold night for false alarms,
so he sent Mr.. Smith to the central station
for the night. Mr.. Smith will not Call the
police hereafter unless he needs them
In the cause of The Powers Dry Goods
Company against Joseph Rothschild, Judge
Egan has filed an order deciding that Roth
schild is entitled to recover the possession of
goods in question. 1t is stated that Samuel
Bromberg, for the purpose of securing credit
had falsely represented his financial stand
ing to Dun's commercial agency, and upon
the recommendation through that agency
Rothschild had sold goods to Bromberg, but
upon learning that the latter had made false
representations as to his financial standing
Rothschild had revoked the sale of goods to