St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-16
TERSE AND TASTY.

Erick Larsen, the custom house iauitor. is
the proud father Of BOY.
The Sixth Ward Business Mems union will
meet this evening at Paul Martins hall.
Twominor building permits, aggregating
$500, were issued from the building inspect
ors office yesterday.
1. Solomon & Co. have attached the effects
of Sadie Symmetrical to satisfy claim of
Sl,747. 81 for goods sold.s
Marshall Wright, charged with keeping his
saloon open after midnight will have jury
trial in the police court Tuesday.
j. H. Wallick closes his engagement at the
Grand with two performances of The Cattle
King today-afternoon and evening.
The secretary of state yesterday prepared
the blanks tor nomination certificates of the
candidates for county officers in the state.
Robert Wilson pleaded guilty to throwing
q stone through Jockey club advertisement
and yesterday paid Sis fine for the pleasure
There will be only morning services at St
Johns church tomorrow, owing to the alb
sence OF the rector, Rev. Y. 9eyton Morgan.
Three committees from the board of alder
men are called for today. Printing and ways
and means at 9 O clock and streets at 30
O'Clock.
The Democr attic committee of Dakota
county has decided to hold the county con-
ventIon at the South St. Paul city hall on the
eth inst.
The preliminary examination Of George B
Whitney, charged with enlightenment from
the Phoenix Packing company. is set for
hearing in the police court today
The JEANNE Winston company, at the Met
ropoiitan, will present Donna Juanita'' for
the last two times today, matinee and night.
Tomorrow night they will sing Pinafore''
j. F. Franzen. as assignee of the st. Paul
German Insurance company. has sued M D.
Miller c. A. Parker and Frank P Blair to
recover S3,700. due upon promissory note
E. F. Sicily. arrested on charge of steal
ing lead pipe from house on Washington
street. had his case dismissed by Judge
Twohy yesterday. The police asked that
Sicily be discharged.
Charles F. Anderson was taken before
Judge Olivier, of the probate court, yester-
day, for an inquiry as to his sanity. and the
hearing was deferred. He came from the
Rochester hospital two months ago, where
he was sent owing to fondness Tor ardent
liquors.
very enthusiastic and largely attended
meeting of the board of government of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the
Archdiocese OF st. Paui was held in CruSad-
ers' hall last evening. The printing of the
report OF the last convention was awarded,
and other important business transacted
| r. Walsh was the name gwen by a youth
who attempted to pick a lady's pocket on
East Seventh street. In court yesterday he
would have been given jury trial. but there
was some hitch, and the case went over until
today. The lads name is Crowley, and he
resides on Carroll street near Western ave-
nue.. He has been ares ed several times, but
has escaped conviction. The arrest was
made by Sergeant Dowlan and Officer Con-
ros, of the Margaret street station.
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases yesterday. which closed the calen-
dar for the April term: George j. McNianus,
respondent, VS.. Duluth, Crookston & North
ern Railroad, appellant; argued and submit
| ted. Daniel W. Ham, appellant VS.. A. B.
johnson. respondent; argued and submitted
C. D. Haven & Co., respondent, VS.. W. E.
Neal q Co., appellant; Aman Cornfeldt, re-
| spondent VS.. Charles F. Arrol ct al, appel
lants; Winona & Southwestern Railway Com
pany. appellant, VS.. Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway Company, respondent;
| State ex rel. Attorney General vs. Hans O..
Peterson. respondent In these causes re-
spectiyely the application for reargument is
denied.