St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-03
THURSDAY TRIPLES.

SCuueluer mas Su6Q CHRISTIAN h.
Meyer upon promissory note for S26l.
L. G. Powers filed his oath of Office yester-
day, as commissioner of labor and statistics.
The Brennan Lumber company has at
tached the land of Hans P. Nelson to satisfy
claim for S4OS.
Scarlet fever is reported from 1135 West
Seventh street and the corner Of Seventh
and Walnut streets.
Judge Kelly dissolved the Injunction for
trespass in the case of Adolph LIE Beau
against Emele Item. :s5
George E. Morose was yesterday fined 50
for using abusive and blasphemous language
at the union depot.
Judge Kelly has given the Peoples bank
Judgment for S69t9S against Jacob Schneider
and Rebecca Schneider.
Secretary of State Brown filed with Auditor
Biermann yesterday statement of fees re-
ceiyed in March, amounting to S10S.
John O'Gorman, the tough who assaulted
GLOBE reporter Wednesday night, was given
ninety days sentence by Judge Cory yes
terday.
City Treasurer Refs will pay off the street
force to-day. The teachers in the public
schools Will be paid their March salaries on
Saturday.
Rabbi Hess will deliver an interesting dis
course entitled christian and Jew at the
Temple, Tenth and Minnesota at 1880 this
evening
The Hibernian Rifles will, hold their regu-
lar meeting tonight in their hall, 325 Waba-
sha street. Business of Importance will be
transacted.
Judge Kelly has ordered a mortgage upon
lot g. block "a of Ramaley's Park, White
Bear, owned by Edith Hubbard, foreclosed
itlc ticf,, oJo POT
tate and Building society.
Daniel Ryan. alias John Corners, and Dan
lei Shea. alias Frank Wilson, have been held
to the grand jury for highway robbery. Last
Saturday night they held up George W ard, at
the corner OF Fifth and Fort streets and
rifled his pockets
Dick Henderson, Frank Holton and Charles
Mitchell, who were arrested last Monday for
roDbing cottages at White Bear and Bald
Eagle lakes, were arraigned in the police
court yesterday. They asked for a continu-
ance until saturday, which was granted
Bail was fixed at 81, 800 in each case.
Frederick ". Slug demands Sl5,12420 from
the ST. Paul City Railway company tor per
soual injuries and medical attention. He
was standing on the side platform of Selby
avenue grip car last November when it
started suddenly, throwing him to the
ground, breaking his collar bone and other
wise bruised him.
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the suit
of Charles II. Benedict, as administrator of
j. Ii. Roy, deceased, against The Grand
Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Work
men, requiring the latter to allow the co m
plainant to examine certain records and to
make copies of such portions as are of use
i'll prosecuting the suit.
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Crystal slipper next week al the Metropoli-
| tan will be the same as charged at the Chi
cago opera house during its long run. Even
ings D, 50 and 70 cents, 81 and Sl.50. Matt
nees reduced to y, 80 and 70 cents and ST. in
| order to give the children all a chance to see
this famous fairy production.
The carpenters and joiners' union held an
! open meeting last night at their hall, corner
| OF Third and Exchange streets. Addresses
| were delivered by E. c. Ives George H. Null
Ter, = Robinson and Isaac Brown. The tenor
| of the discussion was more perfect and gen
eral organization of the craft for general in
terests, ana especially in the interests OF the
| eight-hour movement.
| The Price Baking Powder Company of Chi
| cago has begun an action in the United
States circuit court against George B. Fyfel
for infringement of its copyright known as
| Price Cream Baking Powder" The court
is asked to enjoin the defendant from in
fringing upon the trade mark and to account
for the profits heretofore made by reason of
the alleged infriugements.
Allen G.. Crocker was the owner of an OK.
COW and a yearing, appraised by him at
Sl52. In July last they strayed away from
their pasture and disputed the right of way
| of locomotive on the ST. Paul & Duluth
railway at Finlayson, which resulted in their
| being reduced TO Indifferent mince meat
Croker asks that the railroad company be
required to accept the ownership of the
aforesaid animals and give him S152 as their
| value.
The Hanlons' fine production 'Superba''
will be given at the Metropolitan for the BAL
ance OF this week only. with grand special
matinee Saturday for the ladies and children
The latter viii doubtless turn out in large
numbers, as there are no more popular enter
tainments tor the little folks than the Han
| Ions plays with the merry clown, the scen-
tlfc fairy visions and the hewildering tricks
| Those who have not seen ''Superba'' should
not fail to go while the opportunity yet re-
mains. 1t is without doubt the chef d'euvre
of the famous brothers, exceliing all their
| previous productions.