St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN A TRICE.

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Louis Wynacht has sued Oscar L. Taylor
and others to enforce mechanics lien
for $50,
Louis Wynacht has sued Danot Aulthier
md others to enforce mechanics hen
for so.
John s. steere the church organ manu-
facturer of Springfield, Mass, is registered at
the Clifton.
The St Luke's AID society will be held at
the residence of Mrs. Laws, 62l Olive street,
Wednesday,
Nathaniel P. Langford has sued Gage e.
Whitney and others 10 recover Si,S0O upon
promissory note.
Mayor smith yesterday fined officer Hester
so for attempting TO arrest boy who had
talked flippantly to him.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST. Johu S
Church will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. chapman, 593 Holly avenue.
Merrill L. Owens closed a sale during the
mast week to H. 5. ogden of 50 feet on Day
ton avenue, with Improvements, for Sl2,3W
cash.
The Crusaders society will give one OF
their series of free entertainments at their
hall this afternoon. Dr. Markoe will read
paper.
The trial of the personal injury case of
John Johnson against William E. Hobart IS
still pending before Judge Nelson and jury
in the United States circuit court.
E. Flugge. who is serving a sentence in jail,
will be taken to the land office by the United
States marshal by order of Judge Thomas.
TO testify in timber trespass matters.
Baz W. Armstrong, of the district court
clerks Office, who has been confined to his
home by illness for fortnight, is improving,
ana was at the Office a short time yesterday
The st. Paul Mantel and Desk company
has sued f. E. Smith and Annie NJ. Smith to
enforce a mechanic S lien for sol 50 upon lot
3. block OF Nininger & Donnellys addl-
ton.
The next regular meeting of the ST. Paul
Council No. ,, O. c. T., will be held Thurs
day. Feb. 5, at Odd Fellows hail. corner OF
Fifth and Wabasha. full attendance is re-
Quested
Prof. j. L. Smith, of Farbault will address
the Touslev Deaf Mute society this morning
al 10 30 at their headquarters, 20 East Seventh
street number Of mutes from Minneapo-
lis will be in attendance.
Oh-go-goch was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Thomas, of the United States district
court, to thirty days in Becker county jail
and 20 pay fine Of $3.50 for introducing
liquor upon an Indian reservation.
In the cause of II. j. Anderson against the
Mcdonald 81 d lumber dealers OF La
Crosse. W is, winch was tried in the United
States circuit court, the jury returned YER
diet in favor of Mcdonald Bros.
The churches of the West side have united
in a temperance meeting under the auspices
OF the W. c. Y. L., to be held in the West
minister Presbyterian church, Sunday even
ing, Feb. l. commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
Burns & shaw have commenced an action
against George II. Hurd and others to enforce
Il mechanics hen upon lot %, block 9 of
Smiths subdivision of blocks O. 10, 10 ana 10
Of Stinson's division, owned by John II.
Sandberg.
The members of the A. o. II. and their
friends are invited 10 attend literary and
musical entertainment Tuesday evening at
their hall corner West Seventh and Western
avenue. is expected Hon. l. Donnelly will
deliver an address.
The Joseph White habeas corpus cas- e
fNo. 81 had another trial before Judge
Thomas, of the United States district court,
yesterday. The argument was concluded.
Judge Thomas said he would reserve his de-
cisou for ten days.
The Chicago, st. Paul & Kansas City rail
road fled statement with the state auditor
of the gross receipts of the road in the state
Of Minnesota during the past year. The sum
earned was S737, 816SS, Oh which the state
tax amounts 10 ST., S31.31.
james L. Bletnen, who has recently been
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partment of the Tribune, received word from
his old home in Erie, Pa, last evening, that
his daughter was at the point of death. he
leaves for the East this morning
The state insurance commissioner yester-
day fled with the stale auditor a statement
of receipts TOR the month of January, show
ing that the amount of taxes paid was $685.
03739; fees for filing statements, $1,210, and
certificates issued. S2,2236, a total of SOS,
4S3.39
Washington Lodge No. "A and Minnesota
Division No II, Knights of Pythias, will
celebrate Washington's birthday Monday
evening, Feb. %, 1891, with a grand ball.
This will be one of the events of the season
in K of P circles. All prominent officers
and members of the order are expected to- be
present.
George P. Hays, D. D., formerly president
of Washington and Jefferson college OF
Pennsylvania but at present pastor of a
Presbyterian church in Cincinnati, O., will
lecture in the House Of Hope church Tues
day evening. DR.. Hays was spoken favorably
of as Il successor to DR.. Christie, when it was
rumored that the latter contemplated accept
ing a call elsewhere.
In the case of Gus Chaplin, a young In
dian, of White Earth tried in the United
States district court upon an indictment for
stealing 800 horse, the jury yesterday re-
turned a verdict of guilty. and recommended
mercy. Judge Thomas said the recommended
ton would be considered. The defense gave
notice Of a motion for new trial.
The gospel temperance meetings under
the auspices of Harrington lodge, l. o. G. T.,
will be continued sunday afternoon at p.
N. in Lifts Grand Opera House block Rev
j. B. Wilson, of the First NJ. E. church, will
make an address,. Mrs. j. Mccall, the gifted
elocutionist will recite. The music will be
especially good. Bring Gospel Hymn Books
No. 80
The ST. Paul Curling club, despite its heavy
work during the bonspeil, played number
of games last evening at the club house, and
the ice being in good condition, owing to the
cold spell, some good play was INDUCED in
This morning q meeting will be held for the
purpose of making UP the Kinks to go tC
Winnipeg to represent ST. Paul in the Cana
dian bonspeil which commences Tuesday.
William Meyer was yesterday examined il
the probate court touching his sanity He
talked in a rambling manner as to his place
of abode and means of acquiring and spend
ing money lie said he had several home!
and had an abundance of means, and drani
champagne every day. 1t was decided Il
send him to the hospital at Rochester fo
treatment.
AT the Peoples church Friday evening the
general social of the congregation was held
A very enjoyable time was the outcome. 4
fine literary programme, consisting of select
readings and Rotations by Miss Morris ant
music by the banjo club rendered the first
part of the evening most delightful, followed
by delicious lunch in the west parlors,
where the tables were presided over by Mrs
Buchanan i'll her usual happy manner.
Articles of incorporation were fled yester
day with the secretary of state by the Cen
trail Superior Development conn any, of Du