St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-14
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

There was q verdict for The defendant III
the case Of r. Wharton against C. Z. Keller.
The committee on claims from the assem-
bly, will meet this afternoon in The city hail.
sJncle Toms Cabin was given with illus
traiions At the Floating Bethel last evening
10 large crowd.
Arthur j. Stacy was examined in the pro-
bate court Yesterday touching his state OF
mind and was discharged
The city officials and employees viii receive
their monthly salaries today, and the teach
ers viii be paid after > o'clock in the after
noon.
The services of the Christian chapel will be
held tomorrow for the first time in the new
church, corner Nelson and harrington ave
nues.
Judge Egan has fled an order in the cause
OF John Sanjberg against s T. Palm and
others, in which he declines to grant lien
10 the plaintiff or any of the defendants ask
ing therefor.
The plumbers strike has been declared off,
and the men have gone back to work at the
rates of $3.50 ana S25o which are the rates
demanded. The journeymen conceded the
point as 10 beiperS and steam filters.
Rev. W S Vail viii preach sermon from
practical observation next sunday, taking
an interview with an inmate of a states
prison as the basis of his discourse. An ex-
celleut musical programme viii be furnished
and all are invited.
Charles H. McGurrin Will be at the Office Of
Nyckof, Seamans K Benedict this afternoon
from to D o'clock and viii be pleased TO
meet ali stenographers and typewriter opera
Tors Of the city who desire TO confer with
him or see him operate the machine.
Frank G Brady has begun an action
against Ed $ Bean, sheriff Of Ramsey coun-
~, 10 repievin & lot Of dishes, bedding. cook
ing utensils. etc. valued NJ S2,f01. The goods
We're attached at the Clifton hotel in pro-
cCeding begun by a. r.. Capehark
The United States circuit court of appeals
viii hold 4 session in this city, beginning
Monday. May 20. This viii be an adjourned
term of the court now III session at 81. Louis.
Judge Sanborn is now in attendance as one
Of the judges OF the court there.
Dr. Smith viii speak tomorrow morning al
the Peoples church on the problem i'll
Christianity, with special reference to the
relations between the Protestant and Roman
Catholic churches Mrs. Neile Fuller-Sny-
der VIII sing tor the last time prior to her
- departure for Europe.
Capt. J. !. Crowley, special agent Of the
treasury department. has returned from
tour of inspection along the Canadian Dor
der and says that the posts are well equipped
for preventing smuggling along the boundary
line, and that there are no cases of Chinese
Slipping across the border
The students of Hamline university will
have charge of the mems meefing In AsSoci-
alton hall, Lowry Arcade, tomorrow after
noon at p. N. Six Of the students will make
short addresses on the subject of Progress
i've Christianity Good singing will also be
2 furnished. All young men are especially in
vf5ed.
". G, Pearce, VINO has. been general pnr-
C rasing agent OF the Observation-Disclosures
es.oin amy, has been appoiated assistant gen
eral manager by William 5, Meliiu with
headquarters; at st. Paul He viii have
charge of the general MANAGERS Office, in ad-
dition to his duties as general purchasing
agent.
". s. joyce, the superintendent OF the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange, is just
now being vigorously doomed by some of his
friends among the reforneFs for the Office of
Superintendent of The police telegraph sys-
ten. Ofeourse. Mr.. Joyce Is well qualified
for the Office. and if Supt. Bierge is to be
dumped ont in the cold he viii make an ex-
ce.lent officer.
Rabbi Hess delivered an Interesting lecture
at The reform synagogue last evening, on the
question Of opening the worlds fair on Sun
day. He took the grounds that the fair
should be opened on that day in the interest
OF not only the people who can attend on no
other day but for those whose religious views
d. not prevent them from attending on the
first day OF the week.
The funeral of the late L. II. Maxiield oc-
cured from Christ church yesterday after
noon, Rev. Charles D. Andrews officiating
There we're present many friends of the fam
lily and of those who had been pleasantly as
sociated with the deceased during life. The
pallbearers were George r. Finch. T. L.
schurmeier. E. \. Saunders J. B. Tarbox, F.
q. IngersolT and S. B. Diether.
Judge Kelly is in doubt whether or not
Knudt Amundson is entitled to recover
against the city for damages to his property
by overflow He decided yesterday to sub
nit TO the jury the amount of damage done
and to reserve the question as to whether
the right to recover exists. The jury re-
turned with q verdict assessing the damage
at $40 Il is probable that the city will be
willing 70 pay this sum and get clear Of the
matter.
Charles NJ. Marsh. OF Mankato, who stands
indicted for securing $500 from Prince,
Sheldon q Co. on note after misreDresent-
ing the financial standing of himself and
father, was arraiSned before Judge Kerr yes
terday- Attorney kellogg was granted per-
mission to enter a demurrer TO the indict
ment and the case was continued until the
June term Marsh was admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000. with George H. Marsh and
W. W. P Mcdonnell as bondsmen.
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against Mary Dittberner. Anna Fink and
Fred Dittberner 10 assert a lien by judgment
for S631.J 30 upon real estate owned by Fred
Dittberner, and to set aside eonveyaneeS of
certain lots made by Fred Dittberner to C. W.
Schneider and wife end by them to Mary
Dittberner. II is alleged that Fred Dittberner
owed Reilly part of the purchase money of
the lots conveyed, and just before judgment
was entered i'll favor Of Reilly for the amount
Fred Dittberner conveyed the real estate as
alleged TO defeat the collection of Reilly's
claim.
The National Investment company asks
judgment against Mary NJ. Shiekling, George
Shiekling, Francis II. Arbuekle. Francis NJ.
Yager and C. L. Haas for 8, 1912. This suit
IS to recover money due OH promissory notes
and bond given to the investment com
pRny. II is alleged that r. G. Libbey & Co.
enforced mechanics liens on property be-
longing to Mary NJ. shickling, Francis M
ArbUckle and Francis NJ. wager. The
plaintiff had to pay their liens to save its
mortgage on the property. The sum sued for
is the difference between the value of the
property and the sum of the mortgage and
Jaechamc's lien.
At the plymouth" Corner.
Three floors flied with spring novelties.
Complete outfits for gentlemen and boys.