St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-16
SAINT PAUL.
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The F. Emmert Brewing company mas sued
Charles Dunger and Catherine Dunger 10 re-
cover 500 So for goods sold.
The Ramsey County W. c. T. c. con-
ference will meet OH the 15th inst. III INC l.
NC A. parlors at o'clock p. M
The Jury will bring i'll sealed verdict IN
the personal injury case of Henry 9. cooper
against The ST. Paul City Railway company
The hearing of the timber land case OF
Smith a. Libby against John E. Glover has
been concluded before Judge Gus ana the
case taken under Amusement
Scarlet fever was reported to tee health
officers Yesterday from 627 Linden street.
and diphtheria was reported from SOU stew
art.and 306 ST. Adams streets.
The Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust com
panv asks judgment against Maggie IMAM
and others for 5000 due on a mortgage hote'
and sale of real estate to satisfy the hote'
Lena Rea was arrested last night on war
rant sworn out by her husband charging her
with adulterous intercourse with man UNI
known to him, but designated as Johh
Due"
Mavor Wright Yesterday accepted the resig-
nation of Patrolman Peter Schletty. The
officer has been i'll, and is now suffering
from lame leg. The vacancy will probably
be filed today.
I'D. Coughlin. weli-kuown in the labor CIR
cles of ST. Paul has left the city to make MS
home at Omaha Neb.. where he Will go INTO
partnership with his brother i'll the meat ana
provision business
In the case of Ida Corte against the c. &.
Lewis Coal company aud others the jury re-
turned a verdict of S1,15O against the ST.
Paul Trust company as executor Of the es-
tate of Norman w. Kittson.
The cause of W. r. Wilmot against A. w.
Wentink and Sheriff Bean was tried yester-
dav by Judge Kelly without a jury. and find
ings ordered in favor of Wilmot who sued TO
recover colt valued at $1,000
John Cooley was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday on charge OF rlfllh3 the
POCKETS of friend of S}5 at the Globe hotel
on Monday night. lie pleaded not guilty
and secured Il continuance until today
Mamie Charlston a colored woman, was
arrested last night at the corner OF Eighth
and Minnesota streets, on complaint Oh
Tom Bell, charging her with stealing $40
from him. Bell was also locked up on
charge of dlsorderly conduct.
Charles Reed, fully forty years of age, was
sent to the worllhouse yesterday for ninety
days on a charge of larceny. He had hired
horse from Schwartzs livery stable ana
shortly after he attempted to sell the lap
robe from the buggy in pawn shop.
The Junior Partner drew to the Metro
politau opera house largely increased at
tendance last night, demonstrating that it
has found favor with the theater goers OF
this city. The comedy will be given Tor the
last two times today matinee and evening.
The advance sale of seats and boxes for
the engagement OF Thomas w. Keene has
been unusually heavy, and large houses will
be the rule. Air. Eeene opens at the Metro
poitan opera house tomorrow night In
grand scenic presentation of Richard Ill.
A postponed meeting of the Junior Pho
neers will take place this evening at their
hall corner Third and Wabasha streets. The
regular monthly meeting was postponed on
account of election. and several subjects OF
interest 10 the members will come up, among
them being the annual entertainment.
A dime social has been arranged by the
ladies of the Central union to be given for
the benefit OF the W c. II. L. state paper.
The social will be at the home of Mrs. NJ.
Perry, 419 Marshall avenue, tomorrow after
noon, from TO s o'clock. Refreshments and
good programme will be furnished.
The annual meeting of the board of the
Woman's Christian home will be held at
their new quarters, corner De Sofa and
North streets, next Friday. Official reports
will be made at p. m. Ali are earnestly re-
quested to visit the home that day and bring
or send something to meet the great needs of
the winter.
4 :t,t I,c OIrpf
house yesterday afternoon. John Peterson,
Il druggists clerk, had been placed i'll dur
ance at the instance of Hannah Peterson, q
comely blonde. on the charge of bastardy.
After the wedding ceremony Judge Cory dis
missed the case.
A C. Kuester was yester lay tried and
found guilty of grand larceny in the second
degree 1t was charged that he went to
George w. Wooley last June and took out
diamond worth $50 on approval and did not
return it or pay for 10 as agreed, but disposed
of the stone to another person.
This VIII be Il busy day for the board of
public works. Bids will be opened for con-
structing the Arbor street sewer; for grading
and opening alleys i'll block IL, Fairview ad-
dition; block 4, Beiteld's subdivision; block
5, Nelson's addition; block 107, Gotzian's
bllOQlhlSlDIlt anu LUZ HllAIS EuptN llSI6 4to
and Arlington Hills.
Judge Cornish and jury are in the midst of
trying the personal injury case of +. w. Pot
ter against Kirkland & Starkey. Potter was
working on the piers in the river for the
Broadway bridge on Feb. %, 1891, when he
had three fingers crushed off by a stone that
was being lowered to its place on the pier
1t is claimed that the hosting derrick was
defective.
Judge Kelly decided yesterday that two de-
crees of divorce is the best way out of two
family diSagreements Bertha Jaggeman
recited a story of abuse and desertion at the
hands of Gustav Jaggeman, and her prayer
for absolute divorce was granted. Frank A.
Maran complained of his wife Emma and
her mother making life uncomfortable until
his wife deserted him in Wisconsin, and he
was given writ dissolving ties that were
irksome.
Theodore Durkin is under arrest on a very
serious charge. Bertha Haiy is the COM
planning witness. and criminal assault is the
charge The particulars did not come out in
court yesterday, but Durkin was arraigned
before Judge Cory and the hearing was con-
tlnued until this afternoon in $1,000 bail, in
default of which he was remanded to the
custody of the sheriff. Some salacious testi-
mony is expected whsn the examination oc-
ours.
In the production of ''McFee, of Dublin"
John T. Kelly,s new comedy, which comes to
the Grand next Sunday, there are host of
pretty girls. VINO rank among the best known
artists in their line in the country. Among
them are Florrie West, the we'll known Eng
lish soubrette; Adelaide Randall, of operate
fame; Flora Vildran. Nellie Page, Josephine
Dit Mildred Moseley, Marie PixIey, Margeny
Mortimore, Mable Montgomery and Leila Will
Jams. 'McFee, of Dublin is said to be one
of the funniest comedies ever produced.
The engagement is for one week with an
extra matinee on Thanksgiving day.
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