St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22

| Of January, which showed that SI.O6).6o had
! been received in fees during the month.
| George William Shook of Motley. has been
! found guilty by jury in the United States
| district court of unlawfully cutting timber
upon government land. He is now in jail
| and will be sentenced tomorrow morning.
| Arthur Graham, small colored boy. was
J yesterday ordered by Probate JudgeOIivier to
| be taken to the state public school. He is
| son of Tim Graham, whom Sheriff Richter
! shot some years ago, and both parents are
| dead.
| The family of DR.. P. j. Dwyer, of 557 Waba-
| sha street, have been very much alarmed
about his serious illness of the past week
| from pneumonia. Although not yet out of
| danger his attending physician predicts that
he will recover.
Judge Brill has made an order in the case
of William K. Hawthorne against Lulu M.
Gervais granting an attachment to prevent
, her from assigning or disposing of her prop
erty until after a judgment for S662.56 and
other small sums can be satisfied
Judge Cornish has decided that John Nc
CURE shall not hereafter keep or place his
showcase OF artificial limbs, ETC., go as to OBJ
struct the light of the show window OF Tur-
pin d Co., or place it III front Of the pillar
separating the store from the stairway.
J. F. Walsh, crook, was arrested last night
on charge of disposing of mortgaged prop
erty. The G. II. Lains company is the com
plainant, and they assert that Walsh disposed
OF 800 worth of furniture upon which they
held a chattel mortgage.
A copy of the last will and testament of the
late Gen. Alfred II. Terry was filed for pro-
bate in Judge Oliyer's court yesterday. The
will was originally probated at New Haven,
Conn, and names Mrs. Terry as executrix.
The general left real estate in ST. Paul valued
at $4,000.
At the Grand opera house Rev. w. 8. Vail
Will preach before the Universalist society at
II a. m Subject, "a Life Lesson from Gen.
Sherman" The vocal quartette will sing
From Every Earthly Pleasure and "The
Bird Let Loose from Eastern Skies All
seats free.
The Chicago. Burlington Northern rail
road filed with the state auditor yesterday q
statement Of their gross receipts for last year
from Mimi eapolis to the Wisconsin state line
and to Winona. The receipts amounted to
1914, 1871, on which the state tax at and 3
per cent 81, 4S1.24.
Jacob s. Halteman has sued The Detroit
Stove Works to recover 81, go on account Of
branch OF its business. The contract pro-
vided for $4,000, and but 81, $50 has been paid.
Funds in the hands Of Brown and Berton
and of E. Boauet & Co. have been garnished.
Peoples chur CHI, Pleasant avenue, near
West Third street. At 1890 a. m. DR.. Smith
will discuss 'The Natural Rights Of the Pc
culiar Man. and at 80 p. N. his theme will
be 1.-THE Rights of the Crowd in Its Struggle
With the Individual" Special music at both
services by quaFtette and chorus. All seats
free.
Judge Otis has filed an order in the case OF
Jane Fitzgerald against Harry j. Gray and
Olive A. Gray deciding that the final decree
of the probate court shall stand. II is also
determined that Jane Fitzgerald is entitled to
orty-seven-sixtieths and the defendants the
remainder of the estate in question, and title
is accordingly quoted in them.
An immense burglar and fire proof safe ar
rived yesterday from Mosler & Co.. of Gin
cinnali, o., for the use of the Office. of col
lector of internal revenue. The safe will be
hoisted into the Office in the custom building
to-day through one Of the windows. The
same weighs 1900 pounds and is so large
that it will barely pass through the large
window. 1t is the largest one in the city.
The Modern Woodmen of America are
making the chips fly in this neck of the
woods, and are rapidly forging to the front
rank of fraternal insurance societies. Min
nehaha Camp No. GA had an animated log
rolling last Friday night, with good attend
anee. Several applications for membership
were presented. Six were favorably acted
upon and others laid over until the next
meeting on March 6.
Annie Z. Depew fled an affidavit in the
district court yesterday alleging that her hus-
band, Justus A. Depew, goes home nearly
every night in All Intoxicated condition, and
has repeatedly driven her out Of the house,
and that there is not room enough in it for
both Of them The cour. is asked to make