St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-29
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CHRONICLES.

John Moriy has sued William L. Hart to
recover Sl35. 96for meat and provisions sold.
State Superintendent Kehle went 10 Owa-
tonna Yesterday to inspect the schools.
Thence he VIII go to Preston on like mis-
sion
= Diphtheria at the corner of Kent and South
streets was reported 10 the health office yes
terday.
Public Examiner Kenyon went to Duluth
yesterday on business connected with his de
partment
Gen Becker, chairman of the board OF
railway and warehouse commissioners. has
returned from his Chicago trip.
Judge KelIy's court is still engaged with
the trial OF the action OF Eugene F. Lane
against William L. and Mary Barteau.
The Church of ST. Agatha, of Vermillion
Dakota county, filed articles of Incorporation
IN the Office of the secretary of state yester-
day.
Judge Egan was engaged Yesterday in
hearing the action of Lufkin d Hills, as ad-
ministrators against F. L. Creelman for an
accounting.
Miss Lenora Austin and the Sappho Ladies'
Quartet make up a combination that will be
heard Saturday night in the course running
al the Peoples church
Herbert l.. Howes has sued the Minneapo-
lis Street Railway company to recover S275
for damages 10 a wagon load of produce and
Il mule, by being struck by Il car on Uniyer-
sity avenue.
Dick Reed alias Lovely Dick" was held
to the grand jury yesterday in the sum of
$500 for stealing pair of pants from the
store of the United States Clothing company
on Seventh street.
Mrs. Murphy, of 149 Nina avenue, desires
to express her sincere thanks to the mem
bers of the st. Paul Plumbers union, for
their courtesy and kindness in attending the
funeral of her son, the late James E. Muir
ply.
The gang of seven thieves rounded up by
the detectives on Tuesday formed an inter
esting sight i'll the municipal court yesterday.
All the fellows have been in the workhouse a
number of times. and despite their punish
ment they prefer to pick pockets to working.
They were all sent to the worhoTSe for thirty
days.
Mayor Nelson, of Rochester, was at the
capitol yesterday. He had a chat with
Auditor Biermau, ana recounted the occur
renees a. the meeting of the North Star asso-
citation of Democratic clubs in Minneapolis
Mr. Nelson is enthusiastic in the work I'M
dertaken by the club and predicts salutary
results
Ernest Chapel was arrested yesterday
afternoon Gil a charge of passing forged
checks. The checks were drawn upon the
National German-Amerisan bank tor s.
each, and purported to be signed by a. f.
Nellgren. the engraver.~ The forger, how
ever, signed the cheeks "A Muigreen'' and
made them payable to 'barare."
Judge Cornish yesterday heard the matter
of the state of Minnesota at the relation of
Richard IIeckscher against George IL. Fin H.
as secretary aud treasurer of the Edison
Electric Light company, and ordered find
ings TO The effect that the plaintiff, as a
stockholder. is en;itle 10 permission to in
spect the book; AMI accounts of the de-
PENDANT
Jennie Wells. who was arrested by the
police for dIsordery conduct. was fined SIS
yesterday i'll the municipal court. Attorney
McGhee imputed false swearing to the police
in stating that the place on Robert street,
where the woman purported to carry on a
dress making business. was an evil resort,
but the court could not be convinced by the
eloquence of the lawyer
Louis Lund is being tried before Judge Otis
and jury, charged with appropriating
money TO his use. 1t is stated that Ida Stev-
ems. of San Francisco. sent a draft for $3.50
TO Annie Void to be deposited in bank in
Minneapolis. Anne Void intrusted the COM
mission TO Lund, who cashed the draft in the
west Side bank, ana appropriated the money
to his individual requirements.