St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN A TWINKLING.


A venire Of 125 petit jurors appeared in
the district court yesterday.
Most of the members of the Shenandoah"
company are quartered at the Clifton.
Thirteen births, two deaths and one MARI
age were reported to the health office yester-
uay.
Judge Cornish dismissed the vendor zen
ease of Claribel Lawton against John sanu-
rosky.
The three cases of Telsenthal. Grass &
Miller against Hawkes. d Co. were submitted
to the jury.
The Church of the Sacred Heart of Rush
City, Chisago county, MED articles Oh In
CORP Grafton.
Scarlet fever prevails at 795 Jessamlne
street and dphtheria at the corner OF Stlnson
and Mackubln.
August Heidel has sued Charles F. Phillips
to recover $50 on account of rent of dwell
ing on Bates avenue.
The Ramsey County Sunday School Work
ers union meets tonight at 8 o'clock at the
House of Hope church.
A pair of gloves found in the court house
Yesterday will be returned to the owner by
applying to P. Sanders.
In the case of Joseph label against Anna
lindquist ct al judge Egan ordered findings
for SI9.O4 III favor of the plaintiff.
In the cause of jefferson & Kasson against
Neymann d KleImann ct al, the jury re-
turned a verdict for the Defendants.
Atthe Clifton: John Anderson, Zumbrota;
John c. Nohles Mankato; D. B. Sparks, Wa
SEGA; A. Johnston and family, Minton.
In the cause of Fred s Bryant against
Nilliam p. Curtis, judgment for 5000 upon
prcmissory note, was ordered in favor Oh
Bryant.
William Danielson was dischargedb by Judge
Kerr Yesterday at the hearing upon writ of
hateas corpus, but was rearrested and taken
TO Litchfeld,
All persons, whether interested in the
work or not, are invited to attend the annual
meeting of the Relief society at 14l East
Ninth street this afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the st. Paul Press
club will lie held at the Windsor hotel Sun
day at 80 p m. The annual election and
banquet will be the features.
The Little Fails Water Power company has
increas ed its capital stock to Sl,00O,OCO, and
fled an article of amendment with the secre-
tary of state yesterday to that effect.
WIN
missioner, c. II. Smith, yesterday entered
upon his duties at the capitol. Mr.. Deartn,
assistant to the late commissioner, will re-
main III the Office.
Kan-Kan Kan, of Sank lake; Way-Zon-Be-
Zunv. Of White Earth, and Day-Buse-
Goown, of Crookston. were lodged IN the
Ramsey county jail yesterday, charged with
selling liquor to Indians.
J0b I'm
youngsters under twenty, were run in by De-
tective Koran yesterday ana charged with
vagrancy. 1t is thought they have been steal
ing lead pipe from new buildings.
Chief of Police Higgins, of Eau Claire. is i'll
the city endeavoring to extradite Joseph
White. who was arrested here last Friday on
suspicion of having been implicated in big
dry goods robbery in the Wisconsin city.
reports received yesterday by the state
auditor show that for the month of Deem.
Der the expenses of the state school for the
deaf amounted to Sis 4.2s: school for the
l,iird + 1913 go, and school for feeble mind
cd. Sl932. %.
me glal.G jury heard the testimony yester-
nay in the case of Mrs Joseph Singer,
charged with shooting her husband, and was
satisfied that the shooting was entirely acct
dental II was determined, accordingly, not
10 find an Indictment.
The state librarian yesterday received
copies of Michigan Reports, 1889, Howells
Annotated Statutes of Michigan, Hortcult-
ural Report for 1880 Foote'S Private Inter
national jurisprudence and six volumes OF
public documents Of Massachusetts.
The officers of the new Engine Company
No. II, are: j. G. johnson, captain: Miles
McNally, lieutenant; William Edwards, first
pipeman; j. II. Hymers, second pireman;
William Benson, third pipeman; G. G.
Grant, engineer; William Oghe and jeff Du-
bard. drivers.
John j. johnson United States storekeeper
81 The South St. Paul distllery, died yesler-
day ut his home in New London. He was
brother of Marcus Johnson, the collector of
internal revenue. The cause of his death
was congestion of the lungs. He went home
sick about two weeks ago.
The health commissioners statement for
December shows 193 deaths. During the
same month in $50 there were i22 deaths,
in 1897 12S, in 1888 124 and in 1889 135.
During last month there were 302 births and
So marriages. The death rate for 1000 per
annum for the month was 9.Si.
The cause of Hagbarth Sahlg, ari asadmin-
strator against The st. Paul City Railway
Company is being tried before struck jury
in Judge Otis court. The action is brought
to recover $4,000 damages for death caused
by being thrown from an East Seventh street
cable car III January last, by the car starting
suddenly.
Plasterers' Union No. 20 agreed to lend as
sistunce to the bakers by not buying bread
unless ii is made by union labor. The dele
gate to tine trades and labor assembly sub
mitted u report. The schedule of wages and
hours of labor adopted by the international
union of plasterers was submitted and
agreed TO.
Col Bobletter, state treasurer, yesterday
received articles of incorporation, together
with the fees. of the Northwestern and
Southern Investment Company of st. Paul
and Minneapolis, with capital stock of $780,
600. The company has arranged an eXcur-
sion to Southern sbattlefelds, leaving st.
Paul next Thursday.
The Journeyman BARRIERS Union No, 81
elected the following officers last night:
Clyde Clifton, president; William Whipple,-
vice president; w. P. Bailey, financial sec.
rotary; Z, C. Olson. recording secretary; G.
W Penney, statistician; Albert Anderson. to
visit the SICK, executive committee, j. c
Myers, William Whipple and E. &. Olson.
The Minnesota Commandery of The Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion will meet this
evening in the dining room of the Guaranty
Loan building, Minneapolis. After the trans
action Of routine business, supper will be
served at z 80, and paper will be read by
Capt NJ. C. Wilkinson. Third United States
Infantry, entitled, Operations Against Hos-
ile Nez Perez Indians"
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Sleeping Car reservations can be
secured every day in the year
upon application, but for those de-