St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-02
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Scarlet fever at 1917 Earl street was re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
The cases on the supreme court calendar
will be set for argument next Tuesday.
w. B. Mitchell, editor of the st. Cloud
Journal-Press was visitor at the capitol
yesterday.
Edward Cross departed Tor Bismarck, N.
D., last Tuesday, where he will engage in the
hotel business.
Charles L. Horst has garnished the funds
of Henry Zaum i'll the hands of Herman A.
Schulz to satisfy debt.
Joseph Ii. Mayer has garnisheed funds of
Mayer q Coats in the hands of John W. Lux
& Co., to satisfy a claim of 800.
The Knights Templars and Masonic Mu-
tual Aid Association of Cincinnati has been
admitted to do business in this state.
Oscar R. Stephenson and Peter NJ. o'Con-
nor have been named as deputies by K. 7.
O'CoDnor, clerk of the district court.
Jennie johnson, for visiting houses Of i'll
fame, was yesterday sentenced in the mu-
nicipal court to ninety days in the work
house.
War pensions have been granted David
White, of Hutchinson, S12 a month. and
Charles A Judkins, of Princeton, also S12
month.
Samuel B. Pierce has begun a mortgage
foreclosure against S. T. Palm and others to
recover Sl,20) by sale of lot g. block 2, of
Writers addition.
The Jewish New Year (5652) begins at sun
set this evening. Appropriate services will
be held at the temple at o'clock this after
noon and at 9:3O to morrow morning.
DR.. l.. B. Sperry, of Billvue, o., now en-
gagged as lecturer and institute director,
called at the Office of the state superin-
tendent Of public instruction yesterday.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid 81, 700
for work done by the city engineers forces
in filling up the famous Langford park sink
hole. The work is most successful, and the
engineer hopes soon to have the fill COM
pleted.
The joint committee on ways and means Of
the common council meets this afternoon at
o'clock for the purpose of taking up the
tax levy estimate prepared by the comp
troller and fixing the exact amount which is
to be raised.
Henry c. Jones and wife have conveyed to
Thomas b. Scoot the east half of lot and
the west half of lot 4, block 9. in ST. Paul
proper, for $4,000. The property fronts fifty
feet ON East Seventh street. between Waba
sha and Cedar streets.
The Portland Stone company las sued
Frank B. Boss and William e. Runlney, doing
business as the Minnesota Slate and Tile
company, to recover 81, 655.05 for goods sold,
including cement floor tile for the basement
Of the reform school at Red Wing.
A notice of injunction was yesterday served
on Acting Mayor Cullen i'll the case of Mamie
r. Frye against the city, relative to a piece of
land in West st. Paul for which the city
I claims proprietary rights. The case will be
heard in the district court Oct. 20.
James Ewett the hackman who was ar
rested on COM plant Of Mrs j. Baldwin, who
alleged that she had been beaten and assault
ed on the Fort Smelling road by Ewett, was
discharged in the municipal court yesterday,
Mrs. Baldwin having packed her trunk and
left for parts unknown.
Ada Sunville, who is charged by her hus-
band with having committed adultery with
Henry Raigel, was rearrested yesterday on
warrant and arraigned in the municipal
court Mrs. Sunville, who had her little
daughter with her, was remanded until to-
day. bail being fixed at $780,
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday received a
letter from W. Fl. Babcock, of Roc hester, N.
Y, asking for information relative to the
wood paving of st. Paul Mr.. Babcock states
that he is one of committee appointed to
report upon system of wood paving for his
city, and believes that ST. Paul has the best
system in the country.
The will of Joseph D. Cudworth was fled
for PROBATE yesterday. All of the property is
left to his widow, Jennie M. Cudworth. and
she is named as executrix. The will was
dated at Hume Allegheny county, N. Y,
Nov. 13, 1888. The property consists of a
rngidQnRo q Z the Of TOla Ct
Adams streets, the interest in the commission
house of Joslin, Cudworth & Co.. and life in
surancesto the amount of $4,000.
'Blondy'' Eek, Minneapolis rounder, was
charged in the municipal court yesterday
with larceny as baiee. He went to a woman
named Carrie Nelson and obtained 50 from
her for the purpose Of paying the fiue of her
particular male friend. Eek used the money
for his own purposes, and was arrested OH
the woman's complaint His case was re-
manded until to day.
Mrs. Mary Miller, an old lady of fifty years.
arrived in the city yesterday from Cass coun.
ty, North Dakota. She is totally destitute.
and made application to Agent Hutchins for
transportation to Wheeling, ILL.,, where she
claims to have an aunt to whose home she
can go for refuge. She states that she lived
on a farm for five years in Cass county and
that her husband died two years ago. She is
in i'll health, and Mr.. Hutchins will make
application to the board of control to have
her sent to Illinois.
The board of public works yesterday com
pleted assessments for the following pro-
posed improvements: Grading Ashland ave-
nue., from Lexington to Cleveland avenue,
estimated cost, $1,000; paving with cedar
blocks and granite eurbing Bedford street,
from Collins street to Decatur street; Decatur
street, from Bedford street to Beaumont
street; Beaumont street, from Decatur street
to Payne avenue; Payne avenue, from Beau
mont street to Jessamine street; estimated
cost. 1850. 20; Grading Dooley avenue, from
Gordon avenue to county road, estimated
cost, 81 ,957.to.