St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
SAINT PAUL.
BRIEF AND PUNGENT.

The Kate Davis shooting ease will proba-
bly, be called for trial Monday.
The state grain department in January re-
Ceiyed fees amounting to S7,696l2-
: The grand jury called for January will be
reconvened the first MONDAY in March.
Cooking school. Dayton az. chapel Feb. %
TO 81, 10 5 p. IN. Subject Thursday, Bread"
Ancient landmark Lodge No 5, A. F. and
A. NJ. will meet this evening at Masonic
p hall.
c. Gotziau & Co. have entered suit against
Joseph Steinkamp to recover S51S30 upon
promisSory note.
The Red Wing Fire Department Relief as
ISOLATION filed articles of association yester-
day with the secretary of state.
rAcker Post No. 21, G. A. r.. will hold
general meeting at its hall, corner Wabasha
and seventh streets, this e-ening.
OThe cause of Lynch against the Milwau-
kee ana Kansas City roads is still in
course of trial in Judge Cornishs court
The adjourned conference of the charitable
societies OF the city will lie held st the cham
Der of commerce tomorrow afternoon att
Rev. j T. Harrison is TO lecture at St
Michael's church Sunday evening under the
auspices of the Society of 81. Vincent de Paul.
Ella W. Cady asks judgment against the
State Insurance company for $1,000 upon au
insurance policy for property destroyed by
fire.
The Red Oak Grove Cooperative Cream
cry association, of Lansing, Mower county,
yesterday incorporated with capital stock
of $500.
Peter Anderson has begun an action
against A. B. Aneker to recover S795 for
money alleged TO have been received by him
TOR the use of the plaintiff.
The James Boys is drawing well at Hill
tons. family matinee will be given today.
The Equestrian Burlesque company viii be
the attraction next week.
Premiums amounting to S761, 919 70 were
paid on fire Insurance risks written in st.
Paul during 1891 The fire department Sc
cures S, 80 of the sum.
Charles Owens the yolng man arrested on
charge Of attempting TO pick Miss Thayer's
pockets, as related in these columns yester-
day, was sentenced to ninety days by Judge
Cory yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health of
fee yesterday from ass Iglehart street, and
65t Martin street. and diphtheria was report
ed from 2S9 Williams, $50 ST. Peter, and 80
Winnipeg street.
The meeting of the Daughters of the Revo
luton, which was to be held at the Metropol-
ltan yesterday afternoon, cid not occur. Sew
erai ladies were present but the number was
Insufficient to constitute a quorum.
Judge Kerr Is engaged in trying the suit of
Patrick McGrath against Jacob Manner. 1t
is asserted that Manner. as an attorney. erred
In his opinion on an abstract of real estate to
she damage of MeGrath in the sum of 500.
William Poppinger has begun an action
against Andrew Hagperg and Olof II. Eng
holm to set aside conveyance of lot from
Engholm and wife to Hagberg, and to SUBJ
iectit to judgment for Si656j in favor of
Poppinger against the defendants.
In the-case of Herman Schubert against the
milwaukee road, brought 10 recover dam
ages to his eve by piece of steel from q
hardened chisel flying into it when working
on boiler III the Minneapolis shops, the
Jury in the federal court found for the de-
PENDANT
The result of the trial OF the action brought
by Edward Hanson against Sheriff Bean to
recover damages for The seizure of two
horses and ten cows upon an execution, is a
reaction against the plaintiff. The jury re-
turned verdict of SILT damages in favor of
Sheriff Bean.
The Sullivan Harrison company will open
Ut the Grand Sunday night in ''Brod erick
Agra" instead of "Ronest Hearts and Willing
Hands as heretofore announced. Champion
Sullivan, appearing in the title role, Brod-
erick Agra. Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands, will be seen the later part of the
week.
The boys classtin the Y. NJ. c. A Gymna-
alum will give an exhibition 70 their parents
and friends i'll the gymnasium this evening,
beginning at O'Clock. Yerxa Bros & Co.
have donated barrel of mixed fruit; Nor
risof & Winter the coffee, and Ramaley,
the caterer, the cake SO a good time is ex-
peeted.
Judge Otis and other of the district court
Judges said yesterday that it is not the pur-
pose of Judge Brill to resign. His term ex-
tends almost three years longer He has been
accustomed to take his full share of work,
and is now up with al the business assigned
to him. sThey say his general health is better
fhaAitwa two years ago, and does not pre-
rlude his being assigned his share of the
business, besides being resorted to by The
other judges in consultation.
The festival of seasons at Woodruff hail.
Merriam Park, continues to excite increased
interest. The voting on the steel engraving
of George Washington, 10 be presented to the
most popular citizen, is very spirited. At lat
est accounts P. J. Gleason was in the lead
but Aid. Sullivan and DR.. Henderson were
close in his tracks. Several other gentlemen
are also started in the race. The vote on the
hat for the most popular bushes man is also
being holly contested. De Savigny, the
grocer, was slightly in the lie ad. The polls
will remain open until Friday evening.