St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
SAINT PAUL.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Il
DR.. J. E. Shade has returned from the
East.
Hon. r. R. Nelson. United States district
judge. returned yesterday from visit to his
old home III COopersto wn, \. y.
Thomas W. Kurtz, director of the state
normal schools, yesterday filed his oath of
office with the secretary of state.
Frank Johnson. Charles Brown, Annie
Clark ana Ella Brown each paid u fine of $50
Yesterday for disorderly conduct.
Andrew Anderson and George Deter were
arraigned in the police court on charges of
bastardy yesterday. Both cases were con-
tinued
Michael Shannon, deputy state insurance
commissioner of New York, called at the Of
flee of Insnran &c Commissioner Smith at the
capitol yesterday
petition was filed in the pr obate court
yesterday asking for the administration of
the estate of the late Frederick De Haas.
The matter will be heard April -.
The st. Paul Trust company, as receiver of
the North Star Mutual Insurance company.
has sued Coleman Bridgman upon an insur-
ance policy premium note for $500.
The teachers of Winona will give recep
ton 10 State Superintendent kiehie this
evening, when very interesting musical and
literary programme is to be presented.
Lieut. j. E. Waters, Company l. First regi-
ment, and Capt. A. j. Nangsnes, Company /,
Third regiment, NJ. \. G., yesterday rendered
their designations TO Adjt. Gen. Mullen.
Sarah J. Arnold asks that a contract made
with John Fred Eisenmenger for the pur-
chase of five acres of ground at $50 an acre
be declared null and void, because of de-
fective title
Thomas Nj. Breen asks that mechanics
lien for Si.700 be enforced against lots and
:. block ;. of Nelson, Stevers & Kings addi-
ton which is owned by Samuel bearing. Sew
eral other parties also have claims on the
property.
The Minnesota State Dairy and Food com
mission yesterday submitted to the governor
a special report of the examinations made
by the department during the last three
months of 1890. subsequent to the issue of
the biennial report
The principals of the city schools will hold
meeting al the High school Monday even.
ing. Tuesday evening special class in draw
ing viii meet, and Wednesday evening the
teachers of the third grade will meet at the
High school and hold discussion.
The action against the board of education
brought by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, i'll the United States cir
| cult court. to recover So. 900 upon certificates
of Indebtedness, was dismissed by stipulation
yesterday, neither party recovering costs.
Judge Charles E: Otis felt indisposed yes
day and Judge Egan sat in his stead in Court
| Room No. 4, where the case of d. Ransom
against Robert Grady was called for trial be
| fore a jury. The action was brought TO re
/ cover damages for OBTAINING possession OF Il
| dog.
| The Merry Monarch goes merrily along
| at the Metropolitan, playing 10 increased
houses nightly. Francis Wilson has estao-
| lshed himself in ST. Paul as prince of
comic opera comedians. There are three
more performances-to-n night, tomorrow
| afternoon and night.
Sheriff W. A. Houston, of Dodge county
! yesterday reported to the state auditor that
he had conveyed TO the state prison at Still
water Henry TOedly convicted of burglary
ana sentenced to fourteen months impris-
! onment. The bill of expenses incurred tor
conveying this prisoner was 5000
The New Superior Land company. of On
ruth, yesterday filed articles Of incorporation
! with the secretary of state. with capitai
| stock of S200000 The incorporators are W.
! IiiiotsOn, W b. Logan. OF Duluth: J.. Rock
we'll, Frank Dick. John c. Perry. r. c. Broe.
| py. of West Duluth.
! The indictment against Stanley Wild was
/ nolled i'll the district court Yesterday and
the man discharged. Wild was charged with
taking 500 bill from Il woman that he had
driven to Il mouse of resort under the hin for
the purpose of having it changed and fail
ing to return promptly
The Union Railway Storage COMPANY
wants Il Judgment for S5l2. a against William
Ii. Norris, declared lien upon lot :. block
-. OF st. Anthony Park, and asks that deeds
made Norris and wife to A. r. rlagg ana by
the latter to the wife of Norris be set aside
as being given to defeat the recovery of that
judgment.
The semi-annual meeting of the st. Paul
Chess, Checker and Whist CLUB was held last
evening i'll the club rooms on Fourth street
The election of officers resulted as follows:
President, r. W. Ransom: vice president.
George l.. Bum; secretary. W. C. Handy;
treasurer. A. T. Nettleton; librarian d. s.
Sperry; directors, c. W WilletI o. NJ. Met
calf, w. C. Sargent O. NJ, Orr The invitation
OF the Milwaukee Whist club to join in ma
ional whist tourney was accepted