St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
DRIFT OF CITY NEWS.

iting Miss Birdena Farwell of S21 Selby ay-
enue.
William Croxford was adjudged insane in
the probate court yesterday and ordered
committed TO the Rochester asylum.
Arnold Kalman will leave tomorrow for
New York, to remain until September. when
his family will return from Europe.
The case of George B. Whitney, charged
with enlightenment from the Phoenix Pack
ing company, will be heard by Judge Twohy
this morning.
F. Wiilius took out permit yesterday for
the erection of frame dwelling on Laurel
avenue. near Arundel street. The estimated
cost is $4,000
The case Of Frank McSorley, alias O'Con-
nor, charged with assault with a dangerous
weapon, was continued for one week Ill the
police court yesterday.
The personal injury case of Robert Aber-
nethy against The Milwaukee Railway Com
pany is still on trial in the United States cir
cult court, Judge Edgerton presiding.
The personal injury suit of W. NJ. Bergin
against the Wisconsin Central company,
which has been ON trial in the United State
circuit court was dismissed yesterday.
Sid Cannon and Charles Otto, two bill post
ers. were arrested last night for posting bills
on a telegraph pole on Third street. They
were bailed out by the person who employs
them.
The Redwood Falls Telephone company
filed articles with the secretary of state yes
terday. The capital of the company is $1,000,
and the incorporates are all Redwood Falls
citizens.
The State Bank of Jasper. of Pipestone
county, was granted a certificate to COM
mence business, by Bank Examiner Kenyon,
yesterday. The capital stock Of the new
bank is $4,000.
Pat Hill is charged with being one of trio
of thieves who robbed Arnold Kalman's res
idence of Sl,30) worth of dresses. He will
have preliminary examination in the police
court tomorrow.
The ST. Andrews society last night decided
to hold its annual outing and the Caledonian
games at Ramaley's park, at White Bear,
and will offer $500 in prizes. The date will
be either Aug. or -, to be decided.
Judge Kelly has decided that the Power
vile Felt and Roofing company is entitled to
recover in its action against Wright Ba rrett
d SGllwell. The suit was for the value of
stringed carbonized felt that was burned up
in transit from New York.
The first Montana range cattle of the
season arrived at South ST. Paul last night,
three trainloads going through to the East.
The cattle are in very good condition, the
good condition of the ranges this year I'm
ishing'' them in good shape.
II. E. Smith, private of Company c. now
encamped at White Bear. accidentally shot
himself with revolver yesterday morning
The ball shattered an|ankle bone andsin
flicted serious injury. He was brought to his
home in st. Paul, and it may become neees-
sarv to amputate his foot.
The personal injury case of c. II. MCGUIRE
against the Kellogg Newspaper company is
being tried in the United States circuit court
before Judge Thomas and jury. Mcclure is
boy who lost finger while working at a
trimming machine in the stereotype room in
October last, for which he wants 5000. -
Ottilie Gausch has entered suit against the
st. Paul City Railway company and the Min
neapolis Street hallway company to recover
S.. 900 for personal injuries sustained Jan. 10,
1892. She was getting on a car which. being
started suddenly, pitched her to the groun d.
causing miscarriage.
Officer Haney arrested Thomas Peterson at
the corner of Third and Sibley streets yester-
day afternoon, for disorderly conduct. A
companion attempted to rescue Peterson
from the officers grasp and fight ensued.
The fellow who interfered with the officer
gave his name, when locked up, as Mike
Burns.
At meeting Of the board of equalization
yesterday the assessment Of the personal
property of Griggs Brothers was rduced from
$17.500 to Sc, 335. The assessment of the st.
Paul Ice company was reduced from 81. 900 to
$1,000. The board declined to reduce the
assessment of the personal property of c. W
uackett & Co. and of Benz g. Sons.
sIacob Lifts players last night gave the
2.191st performance Of 1.-THE Silver King" in
America and it is safe to say that no one of
these performances has ever surpassed that
given this week at the Grand by Mr.. Lifts
company. Sunday night the sweet-singing
Irish comedian, Carroll johnson, opens for
the week in 1.-The Gossoon."
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
way will sell, Aug. to inclusive, second
class tickets from st. Paul, Minneapolis, La
Crosse and Winona to points in the Dakotas
at fiat rate of S. to all stations This low
rate is made for the purpose of inducing
| laborers to seek employment with the farm
ers in securing their immense wheat crop.
Annie Maria Bathilde Peterson asks for a
decree of divorce from August Ludwig Pc
terson because of wilfnl desertion since De
cember, 1877, as well as cruel treatment She
says her husband has been several times SEN
fenced to jail for criminal offenses and is not
fit to have the custody of their boy and GIRL
The Metropolitan Trust company. which
was incorporated last February, yesterday
filed securities with State Auditor Bierman
amounting to S25I, 800, and was granted a GER
tificate to commence business. The capital
stock of this company is So, 900, 900, and it en-
joys the distin ction of being the heaviest
corporation of the kind in the state
4. s. Tallmadge, the former secretary of
the chamber of co mmerce, has returned
from his Extensive tour of the East. He left
Mrs. Tallmadge at Saratoga and will prob
ably rejoin her later in the season. He re-
ports most delightful trip. and describes
his experiences at Manhattan, New York
and Philadelphia in enthusiastic phrase
ology.
Judge Egan has filed an order in the case
of Nicholas Gross against Charles 81. Board
man. holding that the plaintiff is not en-
titled to recover of the defendant a note Sc
cured by mortgage on certain real estate
Boardman sold his real estate to A B. WIZ
gus who assumed the debt. The note was
extended at the instance of Wilgus and thus
released Board man from liability.
The Winston Opera CONF any played to
two large houses at the Metropolitan yester-
day, afternoon and evening. The opera
"Plnafore, as presented by this company,
with the magnificent scenic mounting has
made a hit and the theater will. without
doubt, be packed the remainder of the week
including matinee Saturday. Next week
the company will present THE Merry War
he first half and The Chimes of Norman
dy' the latter half.
At 10:30 last night a man in an unconsci-
Gus condition was found on the roadside
half mile this side of Fort Smelling He
was put on a street car and brought i'll as far
as Tuscarora street where the patrol wagon
took him in charge and conveyed him to the
city hospital. The only things in his pockets
was Polish prayer book. and he was not
able to give his name. He was from appear
arce a farm hand and the doctors say had
been Frustrated by the heat.
Judge Kelly has fled an order in the case
Of The Savings Banks of ST. Paul against
John E. Williams and others. directing the