St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-18
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.

TO S0S,O yeSterudN
Joe S. Carter, the enterprising city tieke1
agent of the Canadian Pacific al Winnipeg
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Kelly is engaged in trying the me
chanic's lein case of Finlayson and others
against Williams and others
A horse owned by Brink, the contractor
: valued at $500 was killed in runaway aeci-
dent on Maria avenue yesterday.
This is the last week for filing notes OF
issue for causes 10 be tried at the June term
of the United States circuit court
The two thieves arrested Thursday night
in Griggs' store Will be given preliminary
examination in the police court today.
Judge Brill heard the case of Samuel B.
Pierce against Alfred Nord ana others
brought 10 reform and foreelose mortgage
Frederick Erusch received averdict against
the 81. Paul City Railway company aud the
MINNEAPOLIS Street Railway company FOL
Sl,00G.
The Dakota county authorities took back
for trlal Yesterday, D. Welsh. arrested on
Sunday for picking 4 lady's pocket at InTei
Grove.
Henry Wolfer. the Illinois importation who
succeeded y. II. Garvin as warden at ine
ASUllGDtldlA, W as 4Al NAiN S-Ne
of the chief Of police.
Judge Cornish has filed an order in the
cause Of the Standard bank against L. 5
Thomas and others granting permission to
the bank to file reply.
Yesterday municipal court receipts from
criminal cases amounted to SL5oo' OF when
ali except $50 was collected from The keepers
of houses of iil-fame.
The assembly committee on printing VIII
meet at o clock Monday afternoon, ana the
committee Oh streets from the same BODY a.
1:5o Thursday evening.
The County Fair closes tine Grand with
and toniehts performances. Tomorrow
night Litt's Stock company begin a week
engagement III ''RosedaIe
The proposed visit Of the board Of fire com
nissioners to his honor and the chief OF
police announced TO take place yesterday
was postponed until this morning.
The class day exercises Of the Eighth grade,
Van Buren school. viii be held at Iron hall,
corner Of Bates and Third, Dayton Bluff.
this evening at o'clock All are cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Northwestern Heating and Plumbing
company OF Duluth filed articles OF ineor-
poration with the secretary of state yesterday
The capital stock is $500 divided into sd
shares OF $40 each.
The contract of lease and conditional sale
of railroad equipment and rolling stock De
tween Post, Martin & co. and the Duluth,
Misabee K Northern railroad was fled with
the secretary of state yesterday afternoon
The clerical force in the Office of Col. John
son, collector of internal revenue. is busy
issuing licenses TO liquor dealers. There
were 80 licenses issued yesterday Those
who do not take out license before July 1
will be liable to arrest
dSeven of the nine young men arrested for
assaulted on Police Officer SweHson were dis
charged in the police court yesterday Mike
Lynch was fined SO and the case against
John Mccarthy. who the police claim is the
guilty party, was continued until today.
DR.. Stamm, member of the board Of school
inspectors of St Paul and United States con-
sui to the republic of Switzerland, will cele-
brate The twenty-ffth anniversary of his
continuous practice in medicine today. The
doctor has lived in This city nineteen years.
One of the would-be weather prophets an
nounced yesterday that the present weather
would continue until the 23d, at which time
q change in tho moon takes place. As to
whether the chance would be from showers
O a steady rain he was not prepared to
say.
The st. Paul & Duluth road win run an
extra train 10 White Bear today. leaving St
Paul at I:a0 This train will run Saturdays
for the accommodation of those who wish to
take nart III the regattaS at the lake, which
will be called hereafter not later than 8
o'clock
Judge Brill is engaged in trying the case of
A r. Capehart against Samuel E. Hopes
and others, in which $4,000 damages are Ge-
manded Gapehart asserts that the Hopes
Consolidated Hotel company eonspired to-
gether 10 do him ont OF his rent for the Cliff
ton hotel and TO get control Of The personal
property.
At the union depot last night Officer Nc
Cart arrested Patrick Kelly, charged with
stealing valise from W. a. Hall. Kelly is 9
''newsy' on the Great Northern ard it is
claimed went to Halls boarding house and
. said he had been sent for the yalise which
was given him.
Max Strouse had warrant issued for David
Moore and he was in court yesterday. Dave
gave worthless check for SO to Strouse
eighteen months ago and has repeatedly
promised to make good. He didn't however,
and the case viii be passed upon by Judge
Twohy today.
The St Paul Title Insurance and Trust
company, as assignee of B. F. Ferriss, was
awarded verdict of s. 542-65 against Peter
Berkey. Mr. Eerkey had a bill Of sale on the
livery stable of Ferriss for s., coo. but it was
held void as to creditors because made
shortly before the assignment by Ferriss.
The United States circuit court of appeals
was in session yesterday morning and ad-
tourned till Monday. But one case was sub
mitted. that OF Henry Z. Pyeatt ct al, plaint-
IF in error. VS.. Warren z. Powell Error
from Indian territory. John Fl. Rogers ar
gued the cause for the plaintiff in error, and
was argued by brief for the defendant
> Three cases were considered by the su-
preme court yesterday as follows: Leon
- Rattle. as administrator, appellant VS.. Will
lam Dawson. respondent argued and sub
mitted; Board of County Commissioners of
Ramsey County, respondent. VS.. Andrew N,
Nelson. appellant, argued and submitted;
Jessie r. Gutterson, respondent, VS.. Ina NJ.
Gutterson ct a., appellants, argued and sub
mitted.
The first matinee of the summer opera sea
son will be given at the Metropolitan opera
house today Jeannie Winston and her opera
company will sing 'Boceaccio, - presenting
it the last time tonight. Next week, begin
ting tomorrow night they will sing Fra
Diayolo.' Seats can now be secured at the
box Office for this opera. The prices for the
matinee today are reduced. The entire lower
floor is See. the entire balcony PC, the gallery
Ije- This remarkable opera at such cheap
prices viii no doubt pack the house.
A novel entertainment is that given by
Prof. Gentry on Selby avenue. between West
ern and Arundel. TO SOY that dogs an6
horses under his tuition can be trained to do
what people can do is expressing 1t i'll milo
way The professor is entitled to large
mount OF praise for the wonderful com
mand he has over his pets. This afternoons
matinee and evening entertainment vii
close his engagement here. He then goes tt
Minneapolis, where he win be for the mex
two weeks.
The third Rice park concert by the Grea
Western band takes place this evening a
$50, although 10 money has been appropri
sted by the new council to pay the mu
sicians. The programme for tonight ha