St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-25
CAUGHT IN .THE CURRENT.

colonel met many ola cOlnfdueS LOT tHe AIHt
ime since the close of the war.
CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.
leo Harris yesterday pleaded guilty to as
sauli IN the second degree and was fined So
iy Judge Kerr.
The action upon Il lease by John A. Stees
a4aiu~. John Kieynen Is being tried by Judge
Gus and jury.
The action OF John King against The North
81 Pabl Railway Company is still on trial in
judge Kelly court.
samuel naines, of New York will address
meeting at the Central Park Nj. E. church
tonight ut o'clock
Daniel Trossan. OF ga Park avenue has
1ound gold earring. which the owner may
havo 10y calling for it.
GTbe trial of Walter A. Saussay, for publish
ing and selling an obscene paper, has been
ronrinued until March 9.
The teachers ASSOCIATION yesterday held
meeting at the high school building and dis
cus>ed routine business.
Judge Kelly sustained the demurrer to the
complaint in the cause of Alfred j. Hill
against Isabelle Nichols.
William Sloane, of Detroit, was found guilty
in the United States district court yesterday
pf selling liquor to Indians.
John Monlour was arrested yesterday for
Stealing suit of clothes from the residence
OF Henry Marston at Mounds View.
Charles Beltramire stole a pair of shoes
from an East Seventh street dealer last night
and was arrested by Officer Murphy.
William r. Hawthorne has sued Lulu NJ
',en-aiS TO recover S111.36 on account of
charges against real estate bought of her by
hiA.
charles Lamberton, of Ninona, slipped on
the icy sidewalk on Washington street last
might and broke his left leg. He was taken
10 the city hospital.
c. U'Connor, Martin Mclaughlin and
Charles f. Kelly, particular bright lights of
Inc Rice street gang, were run in by Officer
Miller last night for fighting.
Judge Kelly has oveuued the demurrer to
The complaint in the cause of Lorenz GlatZ
against John II. THEM. The defendant is.
allowed fifteen days to answer
Judge Cornish has ordered Judgment for
$3.50 10 in favor of G. j. Rice Il Co. against
Leonidas Merritt on account OF a contract for
Inc manufacture of township maps.
The action of Harry Caldwell against The
City of ST. Paul and George Refs to recover
damages for eXcavating and sloping Hope
street was heard by Judge Brill yesterday.
Berg II Lindstrum have sued Gust A.
Oiallson and others to enforce mechanics
lien for SOP upon lot 4, block 1 of Irvine's
Second addition, owned by Seren Serenson
and John Nelson.
J. NJ Dickey, of United States District At
torney Hays office, was selected as the stem
osrOpher to take the testimony for the legis-
latve Investigation committee that inspected
The saltwater penitentiary.
The ladies' of the Wesley NJ. E. church will
give an oyster supper and bazaar followed by
musical and literary entertainment to-
night at Nelson's hall, $50 Rice street. Sup
per will be served from 6 TO S o'clock
The action of James p Jorgenson against
Thomas Lynch. a policeman, to recover
$1,000 damages for assault was tried yester-
day before jury in Judge Kerr's court. A
sealed verdict was returned last night.
90 John Cogan. the v abasha street statioher
has made general assignment to Andrew
nelany for the benefit of his creditors on at
Gachnent of his store at the instance of the
Iclford-Clark company. Cogan has store
in Dnmth>which is also assigned.
The great temperance orator. ParsonEIaines,
who has been q commercial traveller for the
has been heard i'll all of the cities of the
country, viii speak IN the Central Park NJ. E.
church tonight. No one will De disappointed
who goes TO hear Parson Haines.
The trial of the case of Mary A. Cleveland
against The St. Paul City Railway Company
is still pending before Judge Egan and a
Jury Mrs Cleveland was injured while
stepping off car. A large retinue Of wit
nesses and spectators. who are interested i'll
The outcome of the case. were in attendance
al the trial yesterday.
George William Shook, who was convicted
on Saturday last in the United States district
court of timber treSpassing, was released yes
tcrday until the June term of court upon his
own rcc0gnZance in the penalty of $3.50,
pending n motion in arrest of Judgment. The
question raised on arrest of judgment in
wolves the legality of proceeding by informal
ton instead of upon indictment by a grand
jury.
Judge Thomas ana jury in the United
States circuit court are engaged in hearing
the cause of Smith II. Myers against F. w.
Stuart ct nj. Myers lives in Indiana and has
sued Stuart ct oil upon a promissory note for
5000. The defendants allege want of con-
sidcraton ana say that nole was signed in
blank 10 cover judgment for less sum rem
dered in an Indiana court.
The anniversary of the Mems mission, 1873
East seventh street, was celebrated last
night T. C. Horton, Samuel Haines and
others made interesting addresses. The
ministers of the city were conspicuous for
their absence. The annual report of the
mission shows 800 meetings, with a total at
tendance of about 10000. Thirty-seveu hus.
bands were returned to their, families, 263
II 4eO
to have been made better