St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-05
SAINT PAUL.
TERSELY TOLD.

street.
F.B. Chaplin, of Detroit, is registered at
the Clifton.
j. G. Macintosh, Langdon, and A. E.
Engstrom, Cannon Falls, are at the Clifton.
William Noonan, of Winona, and j. W.
Schmidt, of Superior, are Clifton guests.
Superintendent of Schools F. B. Chaplin, of
Becker county, was caller at the capitol
yesterday.
John II. Doran has sued Charles j. Guam
tine and others to receive SE6.o4 upon
promissory note.
The regents of the state university Will
meet in the governors room at the capitol on
the morning of Feb. IL.
Charles Drum yesterday pleaded guilty of
larceny i'll the second degree. Sentence was
deferred by Judge Kerr.
Lieut. c. H. Young, of Co. A, Third regi-
ment, NJ. n. g., yesterday rendered his resig-
nation to the adjutant general.
Elizabeth Mooney was examined in the
probate court yesterday touching her sanity,
and was ordered taken to the Rochester
asylum.
The laborers on the Midway sewer system
under the Forestal contract were paid by the
city treasurer yesterday. The pay roll
amounted to $4,000
Lille Taylor and May Clark, pedestrians
by trade, were run in by officer Haney last
night. They had heen looking for spoils on
East Seventh street.
The explanation is made that donations of
clothing for the destitute in North Dakota
may be left at the rooms of the Y. NJ. G. A.
and all monies with Mayor Smith.
The personal injury case of August Lind
vail against Wood ct al, railroad contractors,
is still on trial before Judge Nelson and
jury in the United States circuit court.
L. C. Stebbins, passenger and ticket agent
for the Great Northern at Fargo, N. D., was
at the general Offices yesterday, ell route to
New Orleans, for a two-weeks' pleasure trip.
The cause of George B. Griffith against
Thomas J. Thursen to recover damages for
alleged fraudulent transactions in real estate
deals is being tried before Judge Otis and
jury.
W. c. Williston appointed to succeed the
late Judge Murdoch in the Fifth judicial dis
trjct took the oath of Office before Chief
Justice Gilfllan, of the supreme court, yes
terdav
In the personal injury case Of John John
son against William c. Hobart tried in the
United States circuit court the jury yester-
day returned a verdict for 81, 900 in favor of
johnson.
Peter McAvoy was tired yesterday in
Judge Brilrs court upon an Indictment for
burglarizing the store of A. Cornfeldt. The
jury returned a verdict of burglary in the
third degree.
In the ejectment case Of S. Lee Davis and
William G. Brown against James McCabe Sr.
and James McCabe Jr., Judge Otis ordered
findings TO be drawn up rendering judgment
in favor of the plaintiffs.
The Bank of Redwood Falls, having com
piled with the laws, Yesterday received a GER
tifcate TO do business from the state bank ex-
aminer. The capital stock is $4,000, the first
presidentW. F. Dickinson.
The John Martin Lumber company has
commenced an action against William E.
Howard and others to enforce mechanics
lien for $747.14 upon lots q and %, block 10,
in 6utterfeld's Syndicate Addition No. 1.
In the matter Of the appeal of Robertson
& Freeman from an assessment of the board
of public works, heard by Judge Egan, an
order was made annulling the assessment as
far as Robertson d Freeman are concerned.
Anton Friesenhan has sued Bushnell &
Bushnell to recover S352.2S, which it is
alleged was paid to them at stated times to be
invested in real estate, but that they did not
invest it in real estate as they said they
would.
Ottelio Peterson, who is violently insane,
was examined by Judge Olivier and a com
mittee of physicians in the county Jail yes
terday, and was ordered taken to the asylum
at Rochester
In the two cases Of Fannie Vertune against
George H. Gould and Alvan S. IT, Rose, pend
ing in the United States circuit court, the
hearing on the order to show cause why Sc
curity for costs should not be given was con-
tinued until Monday.
The report OF the health department for
January shows 122 deaths, III marriages. 321
births and 81 cases of contagious diseases.
Nineteen persons died of diphtheria, one of
scarlet fever and four of membraneous Group
There were fourteen violent deaths. The
death rate per 600 per annum was 9.76.
Frank Morgan, of Hinckley and Robert
Smith of Sandstone, were arrested by dep
uty marshal on bench warrant and brought
TO st. Paul yesterday. charged with timber
trespassing upon government lands. They
gave bond before United States Commits
sioner Spencer i'll the penalty Of $500 each to
appear for trial Feb. IS.
There were eight timber replevin cases dis
missed yesterday in the United States circuit
court They were in the name of The United
States against Ole Haagan. Sever Laakin.
Herman Olson, Erick Olsen, Hans Olsen Kol-
sad, C. Hale, B. c.. Sunde and Stephen Bye
and E. Robinson, who were each alleged to
have cut the timber sought to be recovered
from government lands.
Roxie Reber, Charles Christian and James
Carney appeared before Judge Kerr yester-
day in company with Attorney Severance
and pleaded guilty of allowing gambling
upon the premises under their control; they
were each fined $500, and the money was
paid into court. 1t appeared that William
Christian was not a joint lessee with his
brother, and the charge against him was dis
missed.
An amendment to the articles of incorpo-
ration OF the Corlies, Chapman d Drake COM
pany was filed in the register of deeds Office
yesterday. The new name adopted is the
"Chapman-Drake company" The first board
of directors under the new management is
composed of James Fl. Drake, Joseph B.
Chapman, Henry c. Drake, d. D. Smith and
W. c. Stanton. The capital stock is g., 900.
j. S. Pillsbury, accountant of the state uni
versity, reported to the state auditor yester-
day that for the quarter ending Feb 1, 1891,
the following sums had been placed to cur
rent expense account: University fees. $685.;
insurance on account of losses, $500; pro-
ceeds from sale of experimental station,
$620.67; appropriation from the United States
treasury, So, $50; sale of salt spring lands,
S9S669. Total receipts, SO, 522.36.
SOCIALLY SPEAKING.