St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-29
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN A TWINKLING.

night for Portland, Or, where he Will locate.
Oh-den-ey-gon, James Tilly and Joseph
Belcour have been sentenced to jail for sell
ing liquor to Indians.
Secretary Hart will this afternoon lecture
to the ladies at the Peoples church Darlors
on "The Child's PERIL
In the cause of Frank E. Creelman against
Swan L. johnson ct al, the jury returned
verdict of $52S67 in favor of Creelman.
The personal injury case of John II. May
lone against The Northern Pacific Railway
Company is being tried before Judge Oils and
jury.
Gov. Merriam has appointed Ira P. Shissler
as special Judge of the municipal court,
Mankato, in place of Byron Hughes, re-
signed.
The marriage of Sydney Homan to Mary E.
O'Neill was solemnized yesterday morning at
ST. Paul's Episcopal church by Rev. John
Wright.
Jerry Ladoure was found guilty by a jury
in the federal court of selling liquor to In
dians, and was sentenced to jail for thirty
days and to pay fine of S25.
The cause of n. j. Anderson against Nc
Donald Brothers, of La Crosse, Wis, to re-
cover for a raft of lumber is still on trial In
John F. Stone, Pine City; C. B. Garrison
and r. C. Hinebaugh, Oneota; D. Bushnell,
Mortified, and E. NJ. Walbridge, Randolph,
registered at the Clifton yesterday.
The International hotel people say they
have no defective stops on their gas jets, so
that Mr. Mulyehil could not have allowed
the escape of gas 10y turning the stop too far.
All criminal cases will be called at 10
o'clock this morning in Judge Brlls court.
All attorneys engaged TO defend persons
standing indicted are expected to be present.
The case of Corlies, Chapman & Drake
against Julia A. Barber TO subject real estate
standing in her name to the payment of
debt owed by her husband, was heard by
Judge Cornish.
Christian Meyer Jacob W. Pelter ard Will
lam Funk, owners of land assessed for wild
ening and opening of Larsen street, have ap-
peaed to the district court from the awards
by the board of public works.
St Paul Lodge NO. 43, X. p, conferred the
amplified third last Tuesday evening.
score of visiting knights were present. This
lodge is to give grand ball early in Feb
ruary. Invitations will soon be issued.
Mrs Ellen Hayes, who died at st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday, was taken to Byrnesville,
where her funeral will occur to-day. She
was the wife of Timothy Hayes. She was
taken to the hospital to have tumor re-
moved.
In Gthe case of A. n. Nelson. treasurer Of
Ramsey county. against Augusta Weide.
Judge Cornish grants Mrs. Weide a reduction
in taxation in the sum of Sl29.06. but renders
q Judgment against her for $500 on account
of taxes.
". c. King. fireman on the Burlington
Short line between ST. Paul and St. Paul
Park. yesterday caught his left hand between
the coal chute and the building at Dayton's
bluff. mashing it badly. He is now under
the care of Dr. Murphy.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Confectioners' Machinery com
pany, of Minneapolis. The capital stock is
$4,000 and the incorporators are Alfred W.
Paris, Frank II. Page. Stephen j. Murton and
George H. Fletcher, all of Minneapolis.
In the cause of D. E. Bowe against The
Minnesota Milk Company Judge Kelly has
fled an order directing the adjustment of
two actions between the parties by offsetting
judgment in favor of the plaintiff with one
in favor of the defendant. rendered against
the plaintiff.
The jury yesterday gave David Newhart a
verdict against the ST. Paul City Railway
company for 81, 665. NewharG was conductor
on a grip car i'll 1898. When setting brake
it broke, allowing the lever to strike him in
the breast, causing hemorrhages and perma-
nent injuries.
William B. Bender took jug of liquor to
his home on an Indian reservation. He has
been i'll Jail for some time, which fact moved
Judge Thomas of the United States district
court, to mercy in pronouncing sentence.
He was let off with a fine of 81 and imprison-
ment until sundown.
In the case of Ida Folster against Henry
Folster Judge Cornish has decided that
Henry Folster having deserted his wife for
more than eight years, she is given authority
to mortgage, sell or dispose of her real estate
without the interference of her husband
and free of any claim by him of an estate by
courtesy or otherwise.
The cause of William W. Bishop against
The st. Paul City Railway Company to re-
cover damages for personal injuries in the
sum of $4,000 is on trial before Judge Kelly
ana jury. Bishop was i'll an accident on the
Selby avenue hill, and one side is paralyzed
as result of injuries sustained.
John G. Lavery was examined in the pro-
bate court yesterday touching his sanity.
cial topics He claimed to be a real estate
dealer, and confidently asserted that he b ad
recently paid Foley Brothers SlOO,OOO,O0O
upon deal. Judge Olivier ordered him sent
to the Rochester Insane asylum.
William Poppenberger has commenced an
action against Peter n McRostie, Emma An
derson and Emanuel Anderson to set aside
conveyance of lot 3, block 1, of Bryants ad-
ditio,, on6 IN danlara tha titln tharnOf tn ha
in Amelia Kingsley so that judgment for
$SOS.15 against her may be declared lien
thereon prior to that of the defendants.
The regular monthly meeting of ]. ". L. D.
Temple, 0. NJ A, last Tuesday evening in
K. of L. Lodge room, corner Wabasha and Col
orado streets, West st. Paul, was the occasion
of a grand reunion of princes from all over
the city. After the solemn ceremonies of
the court were over, the refreshment table
was visited, and all partook of a bountiful
repast A most enjoyable evening was
spent
Nellie A. Bromley has sued Willis Fl.
Bromlep for divorce They were married at
Saltwater in October, 1882 The husband is
charged with striking his wife in the stom-
ache with such force as to render her
breathless; with kicking her, causing lame
ness and throwing her against the wall and
on the floor in violent manner. She says
he has contracted a Ioathsome disease from
association with lewd women.
q AT a meeting OF ST. Paul Council No. CSC, R.
A, last Monday night, resolution was
passed authorizing the changing of the
meeting night to the first and third Mondays
in the month, and the place of meeting to
the odd Fellows hall, corner aDasha and
Fifth street, third floor. The first meeting
in the new hall will be held next Monday
night, Feb. 2, and every member of the
council is requested to be present, as impor-
tant business is to come before the council.
The jury in the United States district court
found Thomas Mccoy and Joseph Kronen-
berg guilty of conspiring to deter the Lazway
boys from testifying in the federal court
against Mccoy, and acquitted James Flem-
ing. The case as far as it applied to Will
lam Williams, had been dismissed. Judge
Thomas sentenced Mccoy to six months in
the Ramsey county Jail, and imposed fine
of $500 upon Kronenberg.
The bill introduced by Senator Dean di-
recting the stale nublic examiner to examine