St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
SAINT PAUL.
CITY SETTINGS.


go Iglehsrt street was reported to the health
office Yesterday.
The district court calendar has been DIS
posed of up to date and the regular calendar
Tor the day will be called Monday.
The entertainment given at the Christ
Church Guild room last evening is to be re-
peated tonight for the benefit of st. Pauls
parish.
Frank Dyer. arrested by officer Mozart
Thursday evening for attempting TO rob
drunken man, was yesterday in the NUM-
cipal court sent to the workouse for thirty
days.
Jules Lawrence, deputy state dairy and
food commissioner, returned from Duluth
last night. He reports that he confiscated
second lot of oleomargarine yesterday at that
place.
The personal injury case of Ethel Cresson
against the st. Paul City Railway company
went to the jury yesterday afternoon. but no
verdict was reached up to a late hour last
night.
Henry Won der Weyer, paying teller of the
National German-American bank. was the
recipient of many congratulations yester-
day. his wife having presented him with
healthy nine-pound boy.
!, Yesterday Gov Merriam appointed T. A.
committee to view the new bridge across the
n)es Moines river at its outlet at Heron lake
and report an estimate of the cost, etc.
/ The Towle Syrup company has sued
Charles E. Prescott, L. l.. West and 4. U.
Ran, doing business under the firm name of
the New York Preserving company, to re-
cover balance Of SS79 S6 for goods sold.
4 The city treasurer will pay october salaries
to-day 10 all city employees. The fire, police
and other Departments will receive their sal
aries between a. IN. and . p. m, while the
school teachers will be paid from p IN. to
4 p. m.
Dr. L. g. Sperry has the finest ice pictures
in the country, and will use them i'll his
illustrated lecture OH Alaska next Thursday
evening in the associations hail. The lecture
is for the benefit Of the gymnasium running
track =
Samuel Blackstone, the coored man shot
on Monday last by Mrs. Kate Davis, was re-
ported yesterday TO be still in a very low
condition caused by blood poisoning, and
and there is very little chance of this re-
coveIy.
Ed Smith, who died at the city hospital of
blood poisoning Thursday, caused by break
ing his leg at the O'Leary packing house a
week ago, will be buried from the cathedral
O'Leary d Sons.
DR.. William Yarnall, of Chicago. will speak
: at Mrs. Edgecombs rooms, l36 West Fourth
street. at p. IN. DR.. Yarnalfs subject will
be THE Power of Mind over Matter" All
interested in that subject are cordially in
vlted to be present
Mrs. Horton, who was injured last week in
a runaway, slowly recovering. and it is
hoped that her mind will not be affected
from the attack of conclusion of the brain,
caused by striking her head on the curb
stone when she jumped from the buggy.
NJ II. Luther, stenograI her i'll the dis
trict court, left last night for Chicago. 10 re-
side. Mr.. Luther has been a reporter at
various times in st. Paul papers. He has
purchased an interest in the National Jour
nalist, and will give his time to that paper.
Arrivals at Hotel MeTropolilan-A- F.
Schneider, Milwaukee; D. E. Peck, Cleye-
land; Frank 7. Price, Chicago; 7. A. Parker.
North Cardinal Mr.. ami Mrs. William Bell,
Denver, Col; S. W. Fernald, Detroit. Mich;
j. B. McClelland and Miss NJ. McClelland,
Omaha.
Thomas A. Matthews. live stock agent of
the Maple Leaf route, returned from Miles
City, Mont, yesterday. He reports that there
is plenty of feed on the Northwestern ranges.
stand seige of winter, even if it should be
severe.
Eugene Shields for being drunk was yes
1erday given ten days i'll the workhouse by
Judge Cory, of the municipal court. When
taken to the pen. Shields began TO shout and
dance pas Seul, for which he was rewarded
by the judge with q present of twenty days
extra at Como.
County Treasurer A. n. Nelson paid to the
state treasurer yesterday Si0,6l3 being the
apportionment of taxes due the state from
Ramsey county. County Treasurer Nelson
now has no funds on hand other than what
belongs to the county and is applicable for
county expenses.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach for the Univers-
alist society in the Grand opera house Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE Witch
of Endor and the Ghost of Samuel Con-
sidered in the Light of Modern Research"
MIR. Lienau will sing Thou Only Sovereign
of My Heart" and THE Lord My Pasture
Shall Prepare. All are welcome.
Five prominent representatives of the
Montana live stock industry were at the Sher-
man yesterday. namely: George Barrows,
Alexander futile, Jesse Phelps, n. S. True
and Hiram Sweet. They ship from Chin
nook on the Great Northern, and are re-
ferred to as members of the Judith basin
pool. Their shipments of cattle this year
will reach about 1000 head.
Joseph II. Stevenson has petitioned for
decree of divorce from Eva Jane Stevenson
on the allegations of unfaithfulness. He is
fortytwo and she thirty-eight years OLD. Her
maiden name was Eva Jane Whitney They
were married at San Leandro, Cal, in 1871. 1t
is alleged that the wife is now living IT. San
T rancisco with another than her hush I'd.
The Potter-Lucas company of Minneapolis
filed articles OF incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The purpose is to
handle fruits and produce, and to conduct
creameries and cheese factories, etc. The
capital stock is 100000 and the Incorporate
ors are Z. g. Potter G. NJ. Lucas, r. d.
Arundel, c. s. Robins and Il. A. Holmes, all
of Minneapolis.
Peter Kolesky the man who is charged
with having assaulted Mrs Lizzie Evans last
Monday evening by striking her on the head
with piece of wood during the progress of
a dance at Swede Hollow. was yesterday re-
leased from the county Jail on bail of $500
The injured woman is recovering, and will
be able to attend Koleskys trial in the police
court next Tuesday.
Frank Trowbridge was arrested Yesterday
On aeharge of having the previous evening
robbed Miss Minnie Miller of her pocketbook
containing SIS. Miss Miller alleges that on
the corner of Third and Sibley streets Trow-
bridge placed a handkerchief which had
something on it to her face, and she became
dazed, and while in that state he snatched
her pocketbook. The case will be tried to-
day.
Established 1870.
A St. Paul Clothing House exclusively
owned and controlled by st. Paul men,
Such is the old reliable Boston One
Price Clothing House on Third street.
Slipki Slipped Out,
In the case of the state against Henry