St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-12
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STILLW AFTER EVENTS.
New of Day in the City on tho
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The execution sale of A. IT. jerks vs.. THIS
Saltwater Transfer company has not yeG
been settled, although the property was sold
Monday at sherif-s SAFE. As soon as the az.
torneys for the Transfer Company heard
that the propertyhad been sold, Mr.. Gail
one of the attorneys, applied to Judge Brill
at 81. Paul for an order restraining Mr
jerks o. his attorneys from in any manner
proceeding under the execution in The com
plant mentioned. whether bV executing
delivering or recording the certificate OF sala
until further order of the court. The order
was granted aud nothing further can be AC-
eomDlished until after the case has been
tried. The case originated in that Mr.. jerks
secured Judgment against the Transfer
company for several thousand dollars on th6
lots on which the LumbermenS Exchange
block has since been erected. The property
1t is said. has since been sold to number OF
residents of lheiS city. and an injunction was
brought by them restraining the sale Of The
property. The sale has been postponed FROM
time to time, but on Monday IL was made
Mr. jerks bidding in the property for S6,50A.
The legislative committee appointed by the
city council to confer with the delegation
representing this county in the present legis-
lature with reference to securing sevcr0.
amendments to the city charter met ycster
day at the city hall. The charter is cOnsid-
cred inadequate in many respects, and 10 il
expected that several charges Will be made
The first Of the series of races TO be held
on the Ice track lately constructed. viii
occur next Thursday. Six entries have
already been made, and the probabilities ara
that this number Will be increased 10 ~ least
ten. The race will he half mile heats, bes
three out of rive. Several excellent prizea
will be offered
Judge Williston was to have presided al 2
special term of district court yesterday 0ul
for some unknown reason was not present
large number of attorneys COngreEated al
the court house and waited patiently al. day
Tor his coming. Word was received lata
yesterday afternoon that Judge Willist0D
would be present to-day.
The board of education held "a meeting
Tuesday evening and several important mat
ters in connection with the schools were
talked over, but no definite action was takcr
The resignation OF Miss StrOhmever. formerly
Il teacher al the Lincoln school, was accented
and a contract was made with Miss Fannie
&. Fuller TO teach the balance OF the term.
Abe ROhrbach leaves this evening for Chi
cagO, where he expects 10 purchase trotter
which will be clasSed with any horse in this
section of the country.
William Henry and Louis Sparks were re-
ceived at the prison Tuesday evening FROM
ST. Paul They will serve three years each
for grand larceny IN the second degree.
James Lynn was received yesterday or a
four years and eight months sentence for a.
sault in the second degree.
y large number of tickets have been sold
for the series of entertainments Co be giycu
at the high school for the benefit Of the
library. aud 81 good attendance is assured The
first OF the series Will be given tomorrow
evening.
The fye-mile skating race between H.
Davidson of 81. Paul and Edwin Andrews,
of this city, Will occur al tine rink this even
ing.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church. Will
give mission tea and a suciable this evening
at the residence of Mrs f.. A. Phiunct