St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-01
ADIEU TO APRIL.

customs collections for April were Sl4, 176.
special council meeting will be held this
evening to open bids for job printing.
The St Andrew society gave its closing So
cial last evening, which proved an enjoyable
affair.
Additional iron book racks are being placed
in the offices of the clerk of courts and
county treasurer.
Judge Brill has overruled the demurrer to
the complaint in the cause of Cornelius c.
Kolf against The ST. Paul Fuel Exchange
ct al.
In the cause of Corlies. Chapman & Drake
against George Schickling judgment was
rendered in favor of the plaintiffs for the
amount demanded.
James $. Johnson has applied for the es-
tablishment of lien upon the property of
Ferdinand Sandell for SS7.75 for lightning
rods put on his building.
"a strawberry and ice cream festival will be
held Monday evening, May 4, in the parlors
OF the Central Park NJ. Z. church ON Mime
sofa street. corner Twelfth.
The action of Mary Dean ct al to recover
an alleged overcharge of attorney fees from
j. C. Maugan and o. Fl. O'Neil is being tried
before Judge Cornish and jury
The appeals of Ida NJ Comfort, Sarah R.
llcN anu hODcTI 1dIrlCk from assess
ments by the board Of public works were
tried and submitted to Judge Kelly yesterday.
The H. Thompson Lumber Company has
begun an action against j. H. Sheire and
others to foreclose a mechanics lien for
S6).23 upon lot Is. block 8, of Finchs addi-
ton.
Mildred E., the little two-year-old daughter
of John and Mary Derrick, died yesterday
mOrDiDp Tho funoro1 xuin IN do,
from the residence 288 West Sherburne
street.
Considerable progress was made in the
Murnane trial yesterday. The testimony of
Mr.. Murnane and other witnesses was pre-
sented. The trial will probably be concluded
to-day.
The Railway Building and Loan Associa-
ton has begun an action against Louis c.
Remund and others to foreclose u mortgage
upon piece of land in block of Prospect
Hill addition.
IA three year-old son of William Clifford
was run over last night, at the corner of South
Robert and Isabel street, by a horse driven
by two women. The lad was severely hurt,
and the women arrested.
Judge Brill yesterday granted a stay of
twenty days in the judgment of the divorce
case of Mrs Sadie X. Warner against Lucien
Warner. The case will be carried to the
court of appeals by Mrs. Warner.
The ladies of the Asbury NJ. E. church will
give a musical and literary entertainment,
followed by basket social. on Friday even
ing, May g. at Asbury church, Ross street, be-
tween Frank and Duluth streets.
The plasterers union will hold meeting
at Labor hall, 20 East Seventh street, next
Monday evening at 8, when a number of
IoL
plasterers are invited by the union to be pres
ent.
Mary P Albee has sued Charles R. Lowe to
foreclose a mortgage for lot q, block 15 of
Syndicate Addition No. 5. The court is
asked to appoint a receiver to collect the
rents of the property until the sale thereof to
satisfy The claims against it.
neatly dressed babe, a few months old,
was found i'll a basket yesterday on the steps
of st. Josephs academy. The waif was taken
care of by the sisters in charge, and it will be
sent to the founding home. Nothing was
found to lead to its identity
The sentence of Edward Edmunds upon a
conviction for burglary has been deferred
until May 20. The wound he received ID the
knee by a shot from the pistol Of a deputy
sheriff when he made dash for liberty over
month ago still keeps him in the hospital
The much-litigated ard frequently tried
cause of Thorkild wilson against The st.
Paul Minneapolis IL Manitoba Railway Com
pany is again on trial in Judge Egans court.
Wilson asks damages to his hotel property by
reason of obstructing the flow of stream of
water.
All the city employees will be paid to-day
at the office of the city treasurer, except the
police and engineers departments, as the
pay rolls of these departments have not been
confirmed by the city council A special
meeting of the council will be held tRi<eyen-
ing, when the pay rolls will be brought u
for confirmation.
In reply to the many inquiries made, Capt
Stees, who has charge of government head
stones for Union soldiers graves desires it
said that none have arrived this year. This
statement is made as rumor is in circula-
ton that consignment had arrived Capt.
Stees personally saw Mr.. Cook, chief clerk
quartermasters department. who informed
him that he had received no notice of any
shipment.
The friends of Christian science are re-
quested TO attend lecture ON Metaphysics,
given by Miss Josephine Lock, of Chicago,
at 304 West Third street. Friday evening at 8.
Miss Lock is the teacher of teachers in school
and kindergarten work, and hol ds a position
second to none in America. Miss Lock is a.
thorough scientist and demonstrates in her
daily life work the truth of her scientific
statements. The public are cordially in
vited.