St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-24
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Brief Bits OF News Brought Out
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A special term of district court was
Williston, and the following cases were
disposed of: The action of A. B. Stick
ney VS.. Peter Jourdain was submitted.
In the case of John B. Olivier ct al. VS..
Henry ID. Guerney an order was made
granting motion for substitution of
defendants. In the matter of the as
signment of Joseph A. Tenner and
Charles Bremen, insolvents, the ac-
count of Fred Scott, as assignee, was
approved, and he was discharged from
further duties.
Andrew Munson was arrested yester
day while apparently suffering from a
temporary attack or insanity. He was
examined in the afternoon by DR.. B. j.
Merrill, but was perfectly rational at
that time. Munson is veteran of the
late civil war, and he will probably be
taken to the home for old soldiers, I'M
less his condition will necessitate his
removal to the Rochester insane asy-
lum.
In probate court yesterday the adj
miniStrator'S account in re estate OF
Rudolph Stussi was examined and al
lowed, and the estate was ASST gned to
Annie Stussi. In the matter OF the es-
tate of Abbie B. Lowell, the admins
traitors final account was examined
and allowed, and the matter was left
open, final action being deferred.
F. l.. McKusick and Dave Robinson
have entered their horses for a TT citing
afternoon. The stakes are SIS side,
half-mile heats, best three out of five.
The track is in good condition, an d good
timp iC QynantQd tO bp mazda
A meeting of the house prison inves-
tigating committee was held yes terday
at the prison. A portion of the after
noon was spent in taking the ties timony
of several guards. Nothing, however,
could be learned as to what was accom-
plished, the meeting being held behind
closed doors.
Nobert Poquet died yesterday morn
ing at his home, on South Fourth street,
of phlegm0nOuS erySipelas. Poquet re-
ceived slight injury to his left fore
arm a short time ago. from the effects
OF which death resulted.
The loss on ]. II. Miller's stock of
boots and shoes, which was dam aged by
fire and water early Sunday Orning. is
placed at $4,000. An insurance of $4,000
was carried on the stock, which was
valued at $1,000.
The opening exercises OF the new
business college will be held next Mon
day evening at the Grand opera house.
A meeting for the purpose of reor-
ganizing Republican club will be held
this evening at the city hall.
Only one case is set for trial at the
regular term of district court to-day.
The North Shore Limited No. 20
From Chicago to New York.
Buffet Library Sleeping Car. with
smoking room, library and writing facil-
supplied buffet.
Vestibuled Wagner Palace Sleeping
Cars, with twelve sections, double state
rooms, smoking rooms, hot and cold
water in cOmmOdiOuS lavatOries. etc.
Vestibuled Dining Cars. serving
luncheon and dinner from Chicago to
Detroit, breakfast from Syracuse 10 AL
bany and dinner from Albany to New
York.
From Chicago to Boston:
Vestibuled Wagner Palace Sleeping
Cars, with twelve sections, double state
rooms, smoking room, hot and cold
water in commodiouS lavatOrieS and
we'll stocked buffet, from which refresh
ments may be obtained at all seas0nable
hours.
The whole train is heated by steam
and lighted by the Pintsch gas system.
For tickets, time tables, sleeping car
accommodations and any special infor-
nation desired call OH or address w. l..
Wyand, Northwestern Passenger Agent,
ITO East Third street, ST. Paul, Mimi.