St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-22

having complied with the laws of the state,
yesterday received certificate from the in
surance commissioner to transact business in
| Minnesota.
Detective Daily yesterday arrested Fred
/ Clarke, alias Martin. alias Fortman, for rob-
| berry. He will be in court this morning
Clark was discharged from the state prison
| a short time ago.
The Philomathean society will give their
! last dancing party of the season Friday even
| ing. April "a at Lifts hall Every effort is
being made to have this occasion the ne plus
ultra of the season.
z The West ST. Paul Building association has
sued Charles II. Kegel and Peter kegel upon
! a bond for 5000, and TO sell lot Z, block 9. of
; B. Michaels addition to West st. Paul, to
satisfy the bond.
The Carnival Masquerade club will give a
| mask bah at Market hall tonight. at which
great sport is expected. Prizes amounting
! TO SD will be given away, and $50 will be
given the best Walter.
In the damage case of Frederick B. Smith
against Patrick Sexton, for assault and bat
terry, i'll which Smiths nose and cheek were
alleged to be bitten by Sexton, the jury gave
Smith a verdict of $780,
The saltwater Union Depot and Transfer
company yesterday filed a statement of gross
earnings for 1891 with the state auditor. The
receipts amounted to S139414 6, on which the
state tax at per cent is S27S.S3.
The action of Anna Mstz, administrators
of the estate of William Matz, to recover
$1,000 for the death OF the latter against the
ST. Paul City Railway company, is being tried
before jury IN Judge Kerr's court.
John P. Hamilton has begun an action
against David Townsend and wife to fore
close mortgage for $4,000 on lot of j. r.
Weldes Encouragement of north half of
block 3, OF Syndicate Addition No 3.
City Attorney Lawler yesterday appointed
II. W. Phillips as his first assistant j. c.
Michael second assistant. and Frank F.
Price third assistant. Thomas j. Mullane
and John Clancy were appointed clerks.
Ransom NJ. Lawton, a real estate agent on
the West side. has MADE an assignment to
William NJ. Nicholas for the benefit of his
creditors. John H. Lawton, his brother has
also made an assignment, the assignee being
tue same.
Harry Holland,'' whose every day name
is II. j. Richardson, but who is known to
journalism by the above nom de plume, is
running the American Printing company in
the Union block. and is making a success OF
his venture.
| Bridget Calvin alleges that Joseph Keller
| has taken possession of lot II of Lawtons re-
arrangement of block IL of Woodbury. q
| Cases addition to West st. Paul. owned by
her. and has brought an action for possession
| thereof and $500 damages.
| A. general meeting of the Sons of the
American Revolution will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on Friday, April "a,
"a n m no fron of hIlci
ness that may be presented. Delegates will
be chosen for the annual congress TO be held
OF Hartford, Conn, April 30.
The dedication of the new Central Presby.
terrain church will occur this evening" and an
! Interesting programme has been prepared
! Gates A. johnson. chairman of the building
committee, will read the history of the
church, and Rev. D. J. Burrell, of Minneapo-
! lis, will preach the dedicatory sermon.
Judge Cornish heard the following cases
without jury yesterday: John S. Sipp VS..
Edward Carlton ct al; Columbia Building
and Loan Society VS.. Charles B. Lawton et
| al; The Minnesota Loan and Trust Com
| pany VS.. Emanuel Magnussen ct al, and S
Hoover against Otto S. Derringer and Will
! lam Johnson.
Deputy Sheriff Rath of Pine county, yes
! terday reported to the state auditor that he
/ had conveyed to the state prison Ed Divine,
sentenced to five years for grand larceny
and John Flood, sentenced to three years for
a similar crime. The sheriffs expenses foI
the journey amounted to 5000.
In the mechanics lien case of Corlies
Chapman & Drake against Elizabeth Morgan
and others, Judge Otis has filed an order de
Gliding that the defendant Lyko is is not en-
titled to lien upon the lot named in the
complaint but is entitled to judgment agains
John W. Nippolt, one of the defendants, fol-
500, and that Elizabeth Morgan is entitled to
| judgment fer her costs.
The supreme court yesterday filed an opin-
! ion as TO the taxation of costs in the case OF
Thomas Hefferon against The Northern Pa
cifc Railway Company. The court decides
that about thirty pages of the matter in the
paper book had no bearing on any question
presented by the appellant, and that the re-
spondent should not be burdened with the
cost of printing such matter. The sum OF
$50 is therefore deducted from the costs.