St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-30
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHr AND CONDENSED.
scarlet fever is reported at 735 Conway

Scarlet fever is reported at 735 Conway
street.
? Hallen Mostyn and Albert James, of Lon
don, England, are Clifton guests.
C. j. Miller of Austin. and F. T. Shaw. of
Ashland, registered at the Clifton yesterday
The cause of Corlies, Chapman q Drake
against Julia A. Barber is stin being tried by
Judge Cornish.
Superintendent Of Schools D. Stewart. OF
Rochester, called on Supt. Kiehle, at the
capitol yesterday.
Sulius Beauehamp has been granted dI-
vorce by Judge Egan from Cordelia Beau
champ upon the ground OF adultry
The case of William W. Bishop against The
St. Paul City Railway Company is still on
rial before Judge Kelly and jury.
The cause of II. j. Anderson against D. A
Mcdonald ct al, of La Crosse, still occupies
he attention of the United States circuit
court
Alois Waugler has sued Hugh Martin and
Jackson B. Straue TO recover $1,000 damages
Tor being run over by one of their teams in
June last.
The Woodworker's Fire Insurance com
pany, of Winona Mimi, was yesterday au-
.horized by the insurance commissioner to
80 business.
Rabbi Hess, pastor of the Hebrew syna-
rogue at Tenth and Minnesota streets, will
ecture this evening on THE Bible in Our
Public Schools
The state board of boiler inspectors, Messrs.
Clark, Miller, Bison. Bloomfield and Tomlin.
yesterday filed their oaths of office with the
secretary of state.
The cause eff John H. Maylone against The
Northern Pacific Railway Company to re-
cover $3.50 for personal injuries was sub
nitted to the jury last evening.
The dime social by the ladies of Acker Re-
lief Corps No Z, G. A. r., takes place this
evening at the residence of Mrs. Webster,
Farquhar street, near East Seventh.
In the matter of the assignment of Marine
thinner, iusolvents, Judge Kerr has order
ed distribution of assets among creditors
without requiring releases to be filed
1.-THE Bible in Our Public Schools is the
subject of Rabbi Hess discourse at the tenn
pie, corner Tenth and Minnesota streets, this
evening. Services begin at 80 O'Clock.
The criminal calender was called in Judge
Brill's court yesterday and all cases con-
linued until the next term of court. The
bonds of such as are not i'll custody were ex-
tended
A half-mile skating race for couples Qady
and gentlemau) is advertised for next Sun
day afternoon at the Crystal rink, foot of
Chestnut street. Four prizes will be given to
the first Two couples.
The state auditor yesterday received the
report of the earnings of the state prison for
the month of December, 1899. The amount
earned was S1,1l690, the principal item of
tphi oh sal nj II
Albin O. Rask has commenced an action
against Charles Nordin and large number of
other persons to enforce mechanics lien
for S220.75 upon lots o. % and - in block
Of Syndicate Addition No. I, owned by Louis
H. Haas.
Fire in the Davidson restaurant on Robert
street, near Seventh. early yesterday morn
ing, caused damage TO the extent of 5000.
The loss Is fully covered by insurance. The
fire originated from a gasoline stove, which
was careleSsly being filed while lighted.
The Minneapolis Provision company was
incorporated yesterday with 100000 capital,
the incorporates being j. A. Byrncs, o. c.
Merriman F. g. James. H. F. Lillibridge. s.
D. Works, W. H. McCaw. John Byrnes, all of
Minneapolis, and Charles l.. Haas, of st.
Paul.
mash, deceased. have commenced an action
against the supreme sitting of the Order of
the Iron Hall TO recover $500 upon a relief
fund certificate issued Abram Bomash as
a member of Local Branch No. 1s2 of the
Iron Hall.
The sixth biennial report of the superin-
tendent of public instruction was received
from the printers Yesterday and distributed
ho no of ba atr1ra ha
principal points of interest i'll the report
have been published in the GLOBE from the
advance sheets
The Deaf Mute Society of St. Paul will
give an interesting entertainment this even
ing at Cretin bali. Supt j. L. Noyes and
Prof. D. L. Smith. of Faribault will deliver
addresses. and Archbishop Ireland will open
the exercises with remarks on the progress
and work of the society.
Charles Elgersen, a Swedish laborer EN-
ployed in hauling lumber by the Edwards &
McCullocn Lumber company, became sud
denly blind while atwork yesterday and had
to be taken home. Elgerson lives on st.
Anthony avenue. 1t is found that his attack
was due TO Bright's disease.
Mayor Smith has received an appeal for aid
from Mrs Edmund Williams, of the relief
committee of Brown county, South Dakota.
Mrs. Williams says the farmers in that vicin
ity are absolutely destitute and sadly in need
of clothing. The mayor will bring the mat
ter to the attention of the city council next
Tuesday night
In the cause of John Fred Eisenmenger
against The Board of Water Commissioners
of the City of st. Paul. Judge Cornish has
perpetuated an injunction which prohibits
the water board from opening the gates, dam
or machinery of a wIer which opens upon
the lands of Eisenmenger, embraced in
thirty-eight lots of Lake Park, ana which,
when opened, food the lands mentioned.
Peter Hansen, indicted for selling liquors
IN Hennepin county without government
license, was yesterday tried in the United
States district court. A young man named
Regner testified that he was employed by
Minneapolis parties to act as a detective, and
found Hansen running blind pig" Regner
afforded some amusement to the jury and
court habitues by his manner of testifying.
He has been over from Sweden for three
years. and part of the time has been q coach
man and at other times detective.
Preparatory to Stocktaking Feb. A
Annual red figure mark-doWn sale.
The Plymouth Clothing House.