St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-05

CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.

Supt Kirk returned from a trip down in
the state yesterday.
The Kamautisque Iron company. Min
neapols. capital stock Sf00,0 900, filed articles
yesterday.
E. A. Whitford, county attorney of Dakota
county paid his respects to Attorney General
Clapp yesterday.
The following pensions have been allowed
through the office of the adjutant general !:
John Humphrey, SIP; Arnold o. Hoods.
Wasioja, IS.
Cecil Rachel, tailor, for being disorderly
and ejecting two of his employees from his
store while under the influence of liquor,
was fined SIS in the municipal court yester-
day.
Miss Alice Kelly. daughter of Judge John
T. Kelly of this city, has returned from
Mount Notre Dame seminary, near Clncin-
matt, O., having graduated at that institu-
tion.
Edward O'Donnell, who is in the county
JAIL having been arrested for stealing a
watch valued at SD, was granted jury trial
yesterday in the municipal coart and the
date fixed at Dec. Q.
Joseph T. Spiel a weiI-known and popular
employe of the railway mail service, was
10 Miss Maggie Cardell the daughter OF Il
prominent Blue Earth county farmer.
The council committee on streets had a
brief and unimportant session last evening.
The only thing considered was the transfer
of a right granted small mandatory from
one block to another on the West side levee.
Postmaster Lee has received information
from Postmaster General W Wanamaker to the
effect that hereafter promotions i'll the cleri-
cal force of first-claSs Offices shall be made
only upon civil service examination by local
boards.
James Kennedy, known as capt" Ken
nedy and who at one time was a prosper
ous citizen and barber. was yesterday again
sent by the judge of the municipal court to
the workhouse FOR thirty days on charge of
Vagrancy.
The state Republican central committee
will meet al the Windsor hotel on the 18th
inst. instead of Dec. 7, as originally intended
The change was made to accommodate a
number of committee men. 1t has been
ascertained that Gen. GARRISON will be pres
ent at the meeting.
Marks and Moritz Michaels the alleged fire
bugs, will be arraigned today in the munich
pal court Oh charges of arson. Ida Gees,
whose house was recently burned down, and
who was arrested and released last Wednes-
day, will, it is expected. testify against the
two men to the effect that they set the house
on fire.
The December term of the district court
will open Monday. The calendar will be
called for that day and panel OF 100 jurors
will appear Tuesday. All the criminal cases
have been continued over until nextweek.
There are 1SG jury cases. 135 court cases and
80 criminal cases on the calendar.
E-Rev. W. S. Vail will preach on the subject
of "A Sudden Conversion Under4he Light of
Modern Research" in mis- Grand opera house
sermon Sunday morning, and the St An
thony Hill orchestra, consisting of five
pieces. VIII play a beautiful symphony of
hymn tunes. Mr.. Lienau will sing.
Miss Lillian Lewis. with a capable com
lpany OF players will give her last two per-
tOrmances at the Metropolitan opera house
today. The matinee bill is Credit Lorraine" ="
and the evening performance only time of
''As i'll a Looking Glass" Lew Dockstader's
minstrels begin their engagement tomorrow
Sunday night. Seats can now be secured
at the box Office.
The joint court house and city hall com
mitee held a short session yesterday after
noon. A lengthy petition was received and
referred to the committee on grounds and
buildings, which asks that the ringing of the
chimes be suspended. The monthly pay
roll amounting to S1.534, sundry bills and
salaries of the joint committee were ordered
paid.
The trial of James Couy against J. J. Nc
CaffertY for damages in failing to try cause
for him, was concluded yesterday in Judge
Kelly's court The jury was instructed that
2 farfxy
ice or want of good faith in trying the case
or its management The jury returned a
verdict of Sl2 .95 in favor of Cody. The
amount of damages d9manded MGs SL3OO.