St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-13
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| John Napier has sued Edmond W. Brazille
and Clara NJ. Brazille on a promissory note
4 for S120.
iho mas Birmingham was yesterday adj
| judged insane and ordered taken to the
| Rochester hospital.
E. Fl. Miller the horse thief, was taken back
to Rochester yesterday, by Sheriff RichardI
son, or Olmsted county
Judge Otis has granted Gustave W. NJ.
Schnoor a divorce from Margaretha Schnoor
on the grounds of desertion
The trial was concluded in the action of
Hans B. Larson against John W. Merriam to
recover damages for being run over by a
| team.
In the action of E. R. Holcombe ct al.
against William j. Godfrey to recover for
services as attorneys, the jury returned YER
| dict for s., 1904
The action of Frederick Mendt against the
Haupt Lumber Company to recover $500 for
services as night waite hmansis on trial in
Judge Brilrs court.
| The action of F. R. BostwIck against Will
lam F. Mcmillan, and the Great Northern
| Hallway company as garnishee was heard
by Judge Otis yesterday
| The action of Martin Delaney against the
| Azotine Manufacturing company to recover
Si,211 for hauling garbage to their plant is
being tried before Judge Cornish and jury.
The Brotherhood OF Railway Carmen in
| 1tlated new member last night and had
| propositions from two others Delegates to
| the Chicago convention will be elected at the
| next meeting.
Inc ST. Paul Trust Company, as receiver of
| The North Star Mutual Insurance Company.
has sued The Albert Lea Mill Company to re-
! cover S255. 70 on account Of premium upon
an insurance policy.
In the action of Edward Hanson against
Ed 5. Bean, sheriff, to recover goods taken
under an execution and claimed under
mortgage, the jury returned verdict for the
goods claimed in favor of Hanson.
The cause of Charles II. Benedict, ms adj
illustrator of the estate of Josephine NJ.
Roy against the Grand Lodge Ancient Order
of United Workmen to recover s., 900 life in
surance, is on trial before Judge Egan and
jury.
The United States circuit aud district
courts began in Duluth yesterday Judge r.
X. Nelson, District Attorney Hay, Marshal
Denahower and other court officials from St
Paul have gone there to attend to their
various duties.
Col. P. B. Groat left last evening for the
West to join E. V. Smalley In a trip through
Washington. He will inspect several new
sections OF the state that branch railroads
are opening to settlement before returning.
He will be absent tor a month.
Charles Nelson, indicted for grand larceny
for the stealing of goods from a tailor
shop and for snatching the pocketbook of j.
Nelson, offered bail yesterday The reeog-
nizance offered was not approved by Judge
Egan, and Nelson is still in jail
The prison investigation committee lett
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National Board of Correction and Charities
will shortly convene. A conference will be
held with that body as to the matter under
consideration by the committee
Robinson, Carey & Co. have sued Cable r.
Chute to recover 81, 745. 43, balance for mer-
chandise sold, and garnished funds in the
hands of Edwin Cooley. second suit be-
tween the same parties has been instituted to
recover Si,954. 96 upon promissory note
The body of G. I. Coffin, of Minneapolis
who committed suicide on Monday evening
at the International hotel, was yesterday
taken home by his brother Mr.. Coffin was
very reticent, but said that he knew or no
reason why the dead man should have taken
his life.
Eighty feet of the sidewalkon Frank street
between Beach and Minnehaha, was CON
slmed by fire yesterday. A fire started by
children III a barn at S48 Van Buren, street
destroyed the barns of Peter Peterson, Chris
Anderson and William Pfiefer. The dam age
amounted to $500.
The St Paul Cycle club met last evening
and elected officers for the ensuing wear.
President, C. C. Townsend; vice president.
A. L. Kershaw; secretary, j. W. Lowenberg:
treasurer, Adolph Giesen; captain, It. L.
BIRD; first lieutenant, IL. p. Hatch; second
lieutenant George T. Biggs.
The New York Life Insurance companv
has sued F. A. Woodruff, F. G. B. Woodruff
and W. p. Murray to recover S420. 70, claimed
to be due from F. A. Woodruff on account of
premiums on insurance policies collected.
F. g. B. Woodruff and W. P Murray are
sureties on the bond of F. A. Woodruff.
blaze at the corner of Dakota and Fair
field streets at II 80 last night DESTROYED a
small frame building belonging to Thomas
t. Norton. There was a marble workers
shop on the first floor. The basement was
used as stable by Mr.. Norton, who deals in
horses. The damage amounted to about
$780,
j. Fl. Harriss, colored man, bartender at
Cunningham's saloon on East Fifth street
yesterday got into a quarrel with another son
OF Africa, Thomas Moore. Harris enforced
his case by smashing Moore in the face with
a peer glass, lnfiicting a dangerous wound
Both men were arrested and sent to police
headquarters
AT the last meeting of Minnesota Camp No.
o'4, Modern Woodmen of America. several
applications for membership were received
and acted upon. The next meeting will
occur May Is. when a number of candidates
will be adopted and social time will follow.
This camp meets every first and third Friday
in Odd Fellows hall
}. ii. Harris and Thomas Moore two dark
skinned denizens, got into an alteration at
Cunnlngham's place last evening. Harris,
who is the bartender at the place named sent
Moore to gravel with a beer mug that cut a
large cash In the jaw. They were both
lockedup at the central station. Moore said
last night that he felt badly used up but he
lamented most about his suit of clothes be-
ing soiled with blood that had flowed freely.
julius NJ Goldsmith, as receiver of the
property OF Anton Miesen, has begun an ac-
ton against Anton Miesen and Catherine
Miesen to set aside the CONVEYANCE of land by |
Anton Miesen to Ernst Rossberg which was |
III turn conveyed to the wife of Miesen. It |
is alleged that the convevances were made to |
defeat the rights of creditors The court is |
asked to restrain Mrs. Nielsen from interfer- |
ing with the property and to declare it to be |
subject to judgment in favor of Mohr. |
Zinkeisen & Co. for 81, S57.22
The Sir knights of St Paul Division No |
Q. r. Knights of Pythias, feel quite flattered |
at the success they are meeting with in pre- |
pairing for their guests at their seventh ami |
verSary ball, which occurs Thursday evening |
May IA. Numerous letters from Sir Knights !
throughout the state give most encouraging |
returns as to attendance from that source |
The First Regiment armory viii be scene of |
splendor on that evening, and ST. Paul d. |
vision No. will have every reason to be |
proud OF its entertainment.
The following causes have been changed !
from the district court of Hennepin county |
to Ramsey county for trial: J. F. Seiberling |
against Strong & Thomson, hudson La Moure |
against Robert j. Strong, H. r. Vaughn |
against Robert j. Strong, c. b. Harris against |
Robert