St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-25
SAINT PAUL.
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TUESDAYS TRIPLES.

Yesterdays bank clearings were SS24,-
l75.42
The third grade teachers class meets today
at the high school building
Police Judge Twohy is confined to his bed
with bad attack of la grippe.
The high school class in drawing met yes
terday afternoon at the high school building.
\. f.. Solomon & Co. have sued N. s Matt
son for $500 on account of merchandise
sold
The last day for filing causes upon the cal
ender of the April term of the supreme court
is March 81.
Harry Smith will live at the workhouse for
the next ninety days in consequence of hay
ing stolen a watch from p Eergosen.
Brooks Bros. seek to enforce n mechanics
lien for S22797 upon lot II of Chute Bros.
Division No g, owned by Otto Kardel.
The business of o. II. Comforts claim
agansts Sarah Lamp administratrix, was yes
terday submitted TO jury in Judge Cornish's
court.
Hon. Joel P Heatwoie, of Northfield, and
Hon. \. s. Crossfield, of Browns Valley,
called upon Governor Merriam at the capitol
yesterday.
The Creole company al the Olympic this
week is pronounced by long odds the very
best Of the season. 1t is drawing crowded
houses every night.
The Farmers Warehouse Association of
Kent, Mimi. yesterday filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state. with a
capital stock OF $4,000.
GOV Merriam yesterday signed the Bell
charter, which Will go into effect on May 1.
The dual council will be elected on May IL
under the clauses of the bill.
George II. Smith. of Princeton, was taken
10 Fergus Falls yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Bracket, where he will be sentenced for
forging $1,000 pension certificate.
Judge Kelly Yesterday heard the action of
Isaiah st. Peter against Carrie X. Johnson.
II was brought to set aside a conveyance Of
real estate on the grounds of false represen-
tation.
The spring vacation of the city schools
commences tomorrow evening at the close
of the days work, and will continue until
Monday week, April 6, when studies VIII be
resumed.
The residence of Prof F. B. Pierson, at
Manchester college, burned early yesterday
morning. The loss is about 81, 500, fully COW
cred by insurance. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
'The Heppell case against the Great North
ern Railway company was dismissed by
Judge Cornish yesterday after the evidence
on behalf of the plaintiff had been presented
10 the jury.
Amended articles of incorporation were
filed Yesterday by the Elmo Home Builders
society which changes its name 10 the Sub
urban Home Building society, and increases
the authorized liability to 100000.
Judge Egan has decided that Hans Nelson
Is not entitled to recover in his action against
Charles +. Flandrau. The action was to re-
cover commissions for the sale of real estate,
and it appears the sale was not effected
through the plaintiff.
The Bell charter for St Paul was yester-
day signed by the governor, and is law
The double-headed council will go into eff
feet on May II, but Mayor Smith will prob
ably not appoint the extra aldermen-the
city senators-for six weeks to come
Judge Egan and a jury are trying the legal
ity of John Bergloff's claim against the Mile
Laos Lumber company. Bergloff claims that
he was employed to set up and operate a saw
mill for a certain period, but was discharged
when the mill was erected. He sues for 81. 100,
balance on contract
William Watson asks 1000 damages from
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Hallway company, and asserts his claim i'll
The United States circuit court. He was
switchman at West Superior in December
ISIS, and had an arm crushed while coupling
cars, necessitating amputation.
trust deed given by the Duluth Street
halfway company in favor of the Minneap
oils Trust company was filed yesterday witt
the secretary of state. The deed is dated Jan
I, 1892 and provides for the issue of 2.0O(
bends of $1,000 each, a total of $4,000 900
Tine bonds bear per cent interest and are re
deemabe in January, 1920.
The public are laughing this week at 1.-TWO
Old Cronies'' at the Grand. The same play
this afternoon and for the rest of the week.
On Sunday night, and for Easter week THE
Limited Mall comes to MIR. Lifts popular
playhouse. 1t is not an exaggeration to say
that this play is the leading success of th
seasons productions The author Elmer E.
Vance, struck the popular chord of public
desire when he Incorporated into Limited
Mail 50 much of realistic sensation.
The Spiritualists of ST Paul will appropri-
alely commemorate the forty-third ami
versaIy of modern spiritualsm at Odd Eel
lows hall. corner Fifth and Wabasha streets
sunday afternoon and evening, March Doth
Among the speakers will be Miss Abbey A
Judson and Mrs. c. d. Pruden, of Minneapo
lis, II. Bach and Others of st. Paul. Goot
music, lectures and tests will be given, and a
cordial 1vitation is extended TO ALL
Lotus engagement at San Francisco wa.
Rnoticeably successful one. She played two
lieces. "Musette'' and Ina and tested tn,
rapacity of the Baldwin theater at every per
fCnnance. During her engagement at the
Metropolitan, which commences THURSDAY
night, she will be seen in ''Musette," Ina
and Pawn Ticket No 2l0." Seats are nov
ut In lOx- off tho
are that Lolita will be greeted by large houses
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