St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-21
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.

Joseph Beialr was given Verdlct against
Joseph Lamoue for SIS.
A. G. Merrill, of Aitkin and L. Tough
bridge. of Warren, are Clifton guests.
The city council will meet il special SEES
sion this afternoon to allow some estimates
on public contracts.
John Freitel, who was accidentally shot i'll
the neck by his roommate George La Ponte,
Thursday night, is recovering.
The First Congregational Church of Apple
ton yesterday filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state.
Judge Kerr has ordered joseph Singer to
advance $50 to pay attorney fees to Mary
Singer in her action for divorce.
Henry Stein, the notorious coat sneak,
pleaded guilty yesterday and will live i'll the
worShouse for the next ninety days.
j. Quincy Haas.as assignee of Henry Grun
hagen, having settled up his accounts, was
discharged yesterday by Judge Egan.
The mechanics lien case of Michael j.
O'Neil against Charles Malmo ct al. was
heard by Judge Kelly yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Anderson married Carrie Nelson
yesterday, and Judge Tuohy dismissed the
charge of bastardy against the bridegroom.
Judge Kelly has directed findings to be
drawn giving judgment TO the defendants i'll
the mechanics lien case of Henry L. Larson
against John Bloom ct al.
The hearing of the application of the Peo
pies Bank for judgment upon Il prCmissory
note against Jacob Schneider ct al. was had
and submitted to Judge Kelly yesterday
Judge Egan yesterday appointed james S,
Mcmillan as receiver of the property of Lu-
Glen L. johnson. who is required 10 make an
inventory ana turn over his effects within ten
days.
Chief Grain Inspector Clausen yesterday
filed with the state auditor his February re-
port. The statement showed cash on hand
Feb. 20, $3.50; cash receipts for February,
S5,2l493.
D. NJ. Finlayson & Co. claim mechanics
lien for S3S4 upon lot >, block 1. of Atwater
Street addition, owned by Brosbeck o. An
derson. Several others also claim liens on
the property.
teachers examination was held yester-
day at the city hall, South st. Paul, by j. b.
McKelvy, superintendent of instruction for
Dakota county. The number of applicants
was sixteen.
The application OF James F. Husk1ns to
compel the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany to pay him about $1,000 as commissions
Oh sales of real estate is being tried by Judge
Egan and jury.
Frank Weber sixteen years of age, was
given a thirty days sentence yesterday for
attempting to pick a ladys pocket. Judge
Twohy suspended the sentence during the
good behavior of the boy.
Thomas Burke was in the police court yes
terday to answer charge of wifeh beating
The evidence brought out the fact that Mrs.
Burke was little troublesome herself, and
so Judge Twohy dismissed the case.
The suit to recover for carload of straw
berries brought by John II. White ct al
against William G. Potts ct al. was decided
yesterday after several days trial. The jury
gave the plaintiffs a verdict for S1,29S.25.
The Powers Dry Goods company has sued
the National Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford. Conn. to recover S9S7.47 as its pro-
portionate share of loss upon policy of in.
surauce on their stock of goods damaged by
fire
Malmgren IIokanson want 10 sell lot s,
block 3, of Nininger Il DonneIly's addition
to IolcOmb's addition, owned by Albert s.
Phinney, to satisfy mechanics lien for
$40. Several others claim liens on the prop
erty.
The Stockvards Fire Engine Company No.
., of South st. Paul. has selected Assistant
Chief Engineer j. P. Nolan and Marshall
Ellis as delegates 10 the convention of the
State Firemens association al Jordan in
June.
Miss Cora Carpenter, the child medium and
inspirational speaker, will address the "Spir-
itual Alliance Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at Lifts hall, in Opera House block. All are
cordially invited. Subject given by the audi
ence.
John Holquist and W. Miller, hotel runners.
Il,
day morning, and both were arrested by
officer Schramm In the police court Hol-
quist was fined $40 and Miller was dis
charged.
Francis Wilson in his triumphant success,
THE Merry Monarch closes brilliant
week engagement in this city with matinee
and evening performances to-day at the new
Metropolitan Standing room will no doubt
be in demand for both of the closing perfor-
mances.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach on MANS
Sense of Justice a sermon suggested by the
New Orleans episode. Mr. Lienau will sing
a solo. with yioloucello obligato. The vocal
quartette will sing Faure's beautiful anthem,
palm Branches
William F. Fifeld. a lumber dealer on
Dayton's Bluff, yesterday filed n deed of gen
eral assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. Joseph Jockey is named as assignee
and he yesterday accepted the trust, and filed
bond in the sum of $4,000 for the faithful
discharge of his duties.
Gustave Wesley and Emma c. Wesley
have made a general assignment to John
German for the benefit of general creditors.
a garnishment to the amount of SIPS. at the
instance of Tofus T. Press. precipitated the
assignment. The value of the property as
signed is about $500.
DR.. L. B. Spery, of Northfeld, Mimi. will
address the mems meeting in Newmarke
hall at $3.50 o'clock to-day. Subject, Male
and Female" Hamline university quartette
will be present and sing. A very cordial in
vitation is extended the young men OF this
city to be present.
The senate and house committees on
public lands Will meet in senate chamber
at the capitol Monday evening, March %
at 7:30, for discussions on important bills
the Duluth and Winnipeg land grant bill
among the rest. Senator Dedon is chair
man of the joint committee.
The Saturday night Bible class for the
study of the Sunday school lesson will meet
in the chapel of the Young Mems Christian
association at O clock tonight. Those who
have attended these meetings have found
them of great benefit. cordial invitation
is extended the public to attend Rev. T. C..
HortCs leader.
The action Of 6. II. Toensing against DR..
Theodore Dedolph was called for trial yester-
day. but was continued by consent. 1t Will
be remembered that the doctor and his
brother Fred. who is now dead. were charged
with making vicious assault upon licensing
while performing an operation. after admin
istering an anesthetic. licensing had an eye
Injured. lie now wants $1,000 for injuries
sustained.
Since the school year has been heightened
two weeks the school teachers have been
thinkingOf doing away with the usual spring
vacation of one week, so as to cut off week
at the end of the term. But since the sud
den appe rance of grip among the teachers
and scho lars many think it iniudicious to
continue the term without the spring vaca-
ton A meeting of the teachers will be held
to day for the purpose of determining The
question.