St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-11

sephs hospital, where leis in charge of DR..
Murphy. He resides at / 80 Smith street
| Pascoe Pollock, an all-around boy wEo
| used to live here, has struck $4,000 fort
| une in Chicago. and is living in ease and at
| fluence. All the result of being well con-
| nected.
| DR.. Bert Robertson, of the Graceville,
Mimi, Phoenix, will leave tonight for his
| Big Stone county bailiwick. The doctor has
| enjoyed his visit here, and as an orator and
poet he is remembered pleasantly.
While undergoing an operation for hip
disease, a little fellow ten years DID, named
Arthur Fredericks, succumbed to the knife
yesterday, and his body will be shipped to
Sioux City to-day from the morgue Of Nc
| Carthy & Donrely.
| Brooks Brothers seek to enforce mechan-
les lien for $3,O5377 against Frank G..
Miner Alfred c. Goldsmith and others for
balance due on contract for constructing a
row of four houses on lots 4, 5, and the west
half of lot 8. block q, of Merriam's rear
| rangement of blocks "a, %, &c, 81, % and
| %, of Merriam Park.
In the case of c. W. Clark against The City
| of Minneapolis pending in the United States
circuit court, Judge Nelson yesterday fled an
and Green machines, or elevators, are similar
in all essential points, and there is no in.
| fringement by the defendant and therefore
the bill Of complaint should be dismissed.
n The Ramsey County Sunday School Work,
'ers' union, at their meeting Tuesday evening
at the House of Hope church, will hear dis
cusslons on the Harper method of study. Be-
| sides the address Of Rev. Dr. Butrick, of the
First Baptist church, Prof. Carmen, of the
| high school, and. others, will speak. The
county committee will hold a meeting pre-
vious TO that of the union.
| In the case of Joseph Zwickel against
| Frederick Dixon, tried in Judge OTIS court,
the jury returned verdict yesterday morn
| ing for $4,000 damagesin favor Of Zwickel,
| for the loss of an eye by means of an air gun.
| Zwickel was digging sod, when all effort
was made to brighten him away with an air
| gun, resulting in the accident W hich caused
| the loss of an eye.
| Engine Company No. IL was put in service
yesterday at their engine house on Rosabel
street. They have one of the largest engines
In the service. 1t was built by Clapp & Jones.
/ The officers Of the new company are: Cap
| tain, j. G. Johnson; lieutenant, Miles Nc
Nally: first pipeman, William Edwards;
second pipeman, j. H. Hymers; third pipe
man, William Benson; engineer, G.. G..
Grant; stoker, Johnston; drivers, William
| Oghe and jeff Dubard. They are all old,
well-experien Geo lremen. and are bound to
make their mark in the service.
| The Methodist s ocial Union Of St. Paul
will meet at Bates Avenue NJ E. church,
| Tuesday evening, Jan. 49, A fine programme
| of both vocal and instrumental music will be
rendered. Bishop j. N. Fitzgerald will ad-
dress the meeting on 1.-The Needs of Method
| ism in Our Cities.' Vocal solo by Mrs. C. NJ.
McLaren. The following are appointed a re-
i ception co mmittee: Central Park, J. F. Hoyt
and wife; First church, Hon. Fl. R. Brill and
wife; Clinton Avenue, A. M. Lawton and
wife; Bates Avenue, Dr.. Cullen and wife, E.
| o. Zimmerman and wife; King Street, ME-.
and Mrs. Prime; Oxford, G. N. Hillman and
wife; Hamline, W. T. Rich and wife; ST. An
thony, A. s. Babcock and wife; ST. Paul
Park, NJ D. Miller and wife; Newport, VIII
lam Moore and wife: Grace, Charles Fowbie
and wife; Asbury. Mr.. fairfield and wife;
Epworth, E. C. Varney and wife,