St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-24
SAINT PAUL.
TRIPLES OF TUESDAY.


ar overboat belonging TO S. L. Stanton.
In the cause of the Commercial bans
against P. II. MeManus and Mary Roden
Judge Otis ordered judgment for the bank.
Mrs Williams wife of Railroad Commits
sioner Williams, is III, and Mr. Williams, who
is out of the city. has been telegraphed Cor.
Judge j. j. McCaferty has been reap
pointed for the ensuing year, counsel foI
the American Casualty Insurance company,
Judge Cornish has overruled the demurrer
to the complaint III the cause of John T
West against Patrick W. Hennessy and
Others.
Samuel J.Findley. the colored bigamist was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Cornish to one
year and six months in the saltwater peni
Tertiary.
In the assault and battery case of Charles
Marko against Thomas Simon the Jury found
verdict Of SIS for Mako He asked s., O0C
damages.
Patrick O'Brien, grocer, has made gen.
eral assignment to John ". De Camp for
;he benefit of his creditors. His assets are
about s., 900.
Judge Cornish has filed an order in the
cause OF Edward Pepper against Dennis
Ryan. granting judgment il favor of Pepper
Tor S5,S45.50.
Andy Erwin spent last week at Duluth
representing the attorney general in some
swamp land matters that came up at the
land Office there.
Judge Kerr has decided that Harriet E.
Sheridan is entitled to a divorce from Cor
nelius 4. Sheridan because of cruel and in
human treatment
a three months sentence at the workhouse
was yesterday given George Harvey. who
stole a valuable cutter robe from James Elan
Afghan Sunday night.
The Ladies Guild of the Parish of the
Messiah will give whiting contest Thurs
day. Feb. % at S D. m. Admission. % cents.
Corner of Kent and Fuller.
Daniel P Sweeney has begun an action
against Petra Jorgensen and Others to fore
close a mortgage for 81, A upon lot r.
block p, OF Arlington Hills addition.
Judge Egan and jury are trying the right
of Edward Hanson to recover damages from
the sheriff for the retention of two horses
and ten COWS, seized under an execution.
All of the disorderly house cases were
nollied yesterday. This action was deter
mined upon by the county attorney in view
of the recent dismissal OF the Myers case.
Christopher Paulsen and John Conrad
have begun suit against James Forrestal
and his oondsmen on sewer contract to re-
cover balance of S2.O94. II for labor done
Sheehan & Cannon have entered suit
against James B. Bowling to recover a bal
snce OF S1105.76 for legal services. and have
attached Dowiing's effects to satisfy the
claim.
fetus wrapped in white cloth was dis
covered in an unused shed near Seven cor
ners about noon Monday. The coroner was
notified, but was unable to find any clue to
the affair
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 1913 Marshall ave-
nue., 1865 Beech street. 9S3 Payne avenue;
diphtheria from 9S5 Burr street and 73O Rea-
ney street.
The Lutheran Publication Society of the
Northwest will hereafter be known as the
Skafferen Publishing company. The com
pany publish the Swedish paper, the Skaf-
feren, in st. Paul.
George Eek and j. F. Baldwin, arrested for
assaulting and robbIng F. A Rowley of his
gold watch in the Shades saloon Tuesday
-%7ening, were discharged yesterday for lack
Of sufficient evidence.
In the matter of the insolvency Of Michael
.. O'Brien Judge Otis has filed an order di-
reeting the receiver. L. T. Chamberlain, to
distribute the property and releasing the
creditors from filing releases.
The successful monologue, 1.-THE Cadi," by
the humorist Bill Nye, is being most artist
ically presented by capable company The
last performance viii be given at the Met
ropolitan opera house tonight
Gov. Merriam yesterday telegraphed Hon.
Edwin S. Stuart of Philadelphia, congrat
ulating him for the generous and prompt
contribution which the citizens there had
made to the Russian ship cargo.
meeting of Daughters of the American
Revolution" and delegates to the state meet
ing in the worlds fair interest will be held
in the ladies' Darlor of Hotel Metropolitan
from to this "wednesday afternoon.
The Musser-Sauntry Land, Logging and
Manufacturing Company has commenced
euit against James Claffey and the sureties
on his bond to grade Minnehaha street. to re-
cover balance of 500 for materials fur
nished.
The personal injury cause of Herman
Schubert against The Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul Railway Company, which has
been on trial in the United States circuit
for several days will go to the Jury this
morning
The Krieger society celebrated Washing
tons birthday at Arlon hall Monday night
Papa Jessrang, the Democratic war horse.
was the principal spokesman of the evening.
The order OF the evening was "Paradeanzug
Nit Gepack."
owing to the absence Of Commissioner
Williams yesterday there was no meeting of
the railroad commissioners to consider the
matter of the Minnesota Transfer company's
fhn -,
together today
Two pickpockets, giving the names of Ed
ward Harrington and Charles Ous. were ar
rested by Special Officer Dougherty at the
union depot yesterday evening They were
caught in the act of attempting to rife q
drunken mans pockets.
The regular monthly meeting of the st
Paul Academy of Science will be held at the
high school building at O'Clock FRIDAY
evening, Feb. 26. DR.. W. E. Hallowell will
address the academy on Bacteria in Rela.
ton to Disease L. B. Wilson, secretary.
For the first time ST. Paul will next wool
have an opportunity 10 see Champion John
L. Sullivan as an actor. The Sullivan ar-
rlson company, OF which the far-famed
champion is the leading light, opens at the
Grand on Sunday night in Duncan B. Harri-
sons play, Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands,
The funeral of Mrs. Hasselkrants will occur
at p. m. today from the residence OF Henry
johnson, 332 Martin street. She is the mother
of Mrs. A. n. Nelson, Mrs. S. j. Lindeberg
and Mrs. Henry Johnson. Her death oc.
Cured Sunday at the advanced age of sew
ty-seVen years.
The Hamline Prohibition club will tomor,
row raise the roof OF the Masonic hall in a
red-hot political discussion. The subject
will be: What Shall the Friends of Good
Government and the Enemies of the Saloon
the Brotheland the Gambling He'll Do in the
Approaching City Electiong' Rev. David
Morgan, Prof. Hiiles ana Prof. A. q. Dreis
will be the speakers.
Judge Kerr has fled an order in the cause
of A. j. Trodden & Co. against John B
Pewters and others, in which liens are ascer-
tanned as follows: In favor of Trodden q
Co., for S25s.33: Andrew Doyle & Co. for
S476.S5; William Lynes for 1923. The real
estate described in the complaint is ordered
sold TO satisfy these liens.