St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN A TRICE.

A. E. Bowe has sued Michaud Bros. to re-
cover possession of a sorrel mare valued at
$50.
A new trial has been refused by Judge
Kelly in the cause of H. S. Larson against
John Blom ct al.
Judge Otis has denied the application for
new trial in the cause of Nels W. Nelson
against Marie A. Hornsby.
The sale of seats for 1.-The Clemenceau
Case" went lively yesterday. and the Metro
politar will probably be packed Sunday
night.
Nicholas Feyen has sued Patrick Keigher
as assignee of James Forrestal, to recover
-SI,2 35 on account of work at sprinkling
streets.
The last dancing party OF the Philomathean
society will be held at Lift hall Sixth and
ST. Peter streets, Friday evening next,
April p.
Judge Otis overruled the demurrer in the
cause of Alvis Schmidt against Frederick
Hecker, and given the defendant five days to
answer.
''Mr. Barnes of New York is a great sue
cess at the Metropolitan opera house. 1t will
be presented the last two times to-day, matt
nee and evening.
The state treasurer yesterday received from
the president of the soldiers home a check
for S21S.5O, being the amount of pensions
deposited by old soldiers.
John D. Moran has sued James Forrestal
ana his bondsmen on contract for con-
structing city sewers to recover S114 for ma
terial furnished and work done on sewers.
Judge Kelly has ordered sale of the prop
erty described in the complaint of A. F. An
derson d Co. against Andrew Anderson to
satisfy liens i'll favor of the plaintiff and
others.
County Treasurer Nelson is desirous that
people turn in their lists of real estate at
once, so that tax statements may be made
out before the usual rush of business in his
office.
D. NJ. Finlayson K Co. were granted judg
ment, by Judge Otis against julius Larson
for S456.25. but the action was dismissed as to
Louis Roseufield. Morris Rosenfeld and Isaac
Rosenfeld.
Assistant Attorney General Childs returned
yesterday from Pine City, where he assisted
in convicting four burglars, who were SEN
fenced to The states prison for long terms of
Imprisonment.
The judges of the supreme court were yes
terday engaged in examining seven candi-
dates for admission to the bar of Minnesota.
In consequence there were no hearings of
causes upon the calendar.
Mrs Hopping, widow of ex-Police Office
Gus Hopping, who recently suicided, was
yesterday paid the sum of S1,O0O from the
police mutual benefit fund. This places the
family beyond the danger of Immediate ne
cessity.
Judge Egan has denied the application to
compel the payment of S2.502.S So into court
in the cause of TheAmercan Loan and Trust
(OrnD0rv Of ROStau annirSt GuStova
mann and The Bohn Manufacturing Com
pany as intervenor.
This evening and all day tomorrow the
Salvation Army Will have with it the beauti-
ful hallelujah songsters, The Jones SISTERS
who have been making a tour OF the United
States, charming all with their sweet songs of
salvation. All lovers of good music should
not miss this chance.
Bessie Bstes, a brothel keeper on the cor
ner of Eighth and Jackson. was arrested last
night by Officers Davis and Haney. Those
found in the house were Leon Miller. Maggie
Smith and John Benson. They will appear
i'll the police court this morning.
The jurors who have been serving in the
district court for the past two weeks were
discharged Yesterday and will be paid to-day
A venire of 120 petit jurors has been cited to
appear Monday. The grand jurors for the
May term of court have been drawn.
Judge Otis has filed an order modifying a
former order in the cause of The John Mar
tin Lumber Company against Edward E.
Davidson. The lien in favor of the lumber
company against Davidson for 81, 04O6 is set
aside, and is declared not to be a lien.
Suit has been begun on behalf of the city
for the election of the First German church
from certain property it occupies at the cor
NOR of Sivtb ami ROSohai Tho ohuroh rao-
pie claim to own the property by virtue of
deed granted away back in the SOS.
Mary Howard, keeper of Il disreputable es-
tablishment in the Wagner block on East
seventh street, was arrested last night for
keeping the place Occupants of the house
also arrested were Hazel Jones' Anna Smith,
Nell O'Brien, Charles Wilson, Dan Scoville
John Carlson asks that a bond and mort
gage on his property, given to the Peoples
Building society for $500, be set aside and
Cancelled as usurious. 1t is claimed that
only S1.5O0 was paid to Carlson, and that the
remaining $1,000 was charged as a bonus.
The Great Northern will begin regular
service to Minnetonka Beach tomorrow,
Sunday, and not to-day as announced. Train
leaves ST. Paul at 1870 p. III, and Minneapo-
lis at p. m. Returning. leave Spring Park
at 7:40 a. m. Service will be increased as the
season advances.
Jonah Sent to Nineveh'' will be the sub
ject Of the study for the Sunday school class
at o'clock tonight III the Young Mems
Christian association chapel. This class is
especially helpful to workers in the Sabbath
school, ana to-nigh hts study is expected to be
doubiy interesting. The public is invited.
Genaral Secretary t. c. Horton, leader.
Judge Brill has set aside the real estate
trade between Frank T. Bushman and Mat
thias j. Shahour. 1t is found that the rep
reservations as to the location and value OF
the lot and grading of streets around the lot
transferred to plaintiff were purposely mis-
represented. 1t is therefore determined that
he is entitled to have the exchange of prop
erty rescinded.
DR.. D. j. Burren. of Westminster church,
Minneapolis, will give an address at the
missionary meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, tomorrow afternoon
at 800 o'clock. The meeting viii be held in
the audience room of the Central Presby-
terrain church, Cedar street. opposite the cap
itol. The subject of DR.. Burrell's address
will be 1.-The Unpaid Obligation" The pub
lie is cordially invited.
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