St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-30
MONDAYS MELANGE.


The Clark Iron company. of Duluth. filed
copy of its bylaws with the secretary of state
yesterday. r.
. The Phoenix Manufacturing Company of
West Duluth was Incorporated Yesterday
with a capital of 500, 900.
? John f. Reed d Co. have begun an action
against Beaupre, Keogh & Davis to recover a
balance of S766.4s for goods sold.
'f5Simon Golberstadt. a grocer on Rondo
street, has made an assignment to Edwin
Austrian for the benefit OF general creditors.
- S. King charged with breaking into the
pound to release two cows owned by him.
paid fine of $40 i'll the police court yester-
/. day.
:, Yesterday afternoon John Peterson, a ia
borer living at IA Nash street, had his left
shoulder dislocated by a runaway team on
East Fifth street.
Alawn festival will be held this evening at
the corner of Hall avenue and Robie street.
The entertainment is to be given under the
auspices of st. Matthew's parish.
Pat Macy and Albert Weigand, who drove
off with horse and buggy driven by DR..
baltimore, were sent to the workhouse for
ninety days yesterday by Judge Twohy.
Judge Kelly made an order yesterday cit
ing j. ". Ham to appear before him in
chambers at IL Il. m. today to snow cause
why he should not settle his accounts as as
signee of the Bodega.
Mrs. i. B. CLANCY, wife of the assistant
librarian of the state historical society,
died Sunday evening. The rooms of the So
ciety at the capitol will be closed today out
ofrespect for the deceased.
The action of The Electric Supply Com
pany against The Columbia Electric Com
pany was begun in tie district court yester-
day. but was Withdrawn during the day by
permission of Judge Kelly.
The Observation-Disclosures Land company
has begun an action against Joseph Allen
and others to forecloss mortgage for 81, 500
upon lots q and %, block 20, E. II. Hawkes.
subdivision of WinSlows addition
John Mccain and T. NJ. Smith are charged
with robblng John Sweeney of watch and
some small change. The charge of highway
robbery was changed to petit larceny, and
they will be tried Thursday in the police
court.
committee from the chamber of COM
merce was appointed yesterday to confer
with the garbage or sanitation committee
from the council The conference will be
held at the council chamber next Monday
evening.
John A. Anderson asks the intervention Of
the court lii proceeding to quiet title to lot
4, block 1 of Weide's addition, q rearrange-
ment of Paist's Out Lots to st. Paul. John
Peterson and a number of others are named
as defendants in the action.
The Great Western Elevator company, of
Minneapolis was legally incorporated yes
terday. The capital stock is $500, Goo, and the
lneorporators are A. D. Milford, L. c. Mite a.
ell, James W. Raymond. W. D. Samens and
George Is. Flannery, all of Minneapolis.
The returns received at the Secretary O f
states Office so far indicate that there will be
more independent candidates for every office
IN the field this year than ever before. Jack
son county has all indie pendent candidate for
every office. and the other counties have four
and FIVE apiece.
The recent examination held by the state
board of law examiners resulted in the adj
mission of the following named men to
practice law: ii. T. Abbott, u G. Wray L.
E. Judson, c. S. Davis, E. P. Towne of Du-
luth; Frank. n. Crosby, A. T. Faber and
Frank Hopkins, ST. Paul.
l. The Buffalo Portable Steel House company
| have placed model of an election booth in
the council chamber. The explanatory letter
accompanying the model says the booth can
be put up in ten minutes. Aid Copeland, to
whom the company have written concerning
the booths. is authority for the statement
fthat it would only cost $4,000 to supply the
City with this style of voting booths.
I The police were notified yesterday that a
Scandinavian youth from Wisconsin had
been done out of SGD at C. G. johnson S
saloon, on East Seventh street. The officers
made no arrest. for the reason that the vie
unr11l i,,t Low
prosecute the fellows who won his money.
Judge Brill has filed ar order in the case of
| Thomas Davis against Ella B. Lawton and
others Davis is given lien for SS35 10; the
Brennan Lumber company lien for
| 81, $50; the Ellithorpe Air Brake company
mortgage lien for S2,5S5. and the London
and Northwest American Mortgage company
lien for $4,000. The real estate named in
the complaint is ordered sold to satisfy the
| foregoing liens.
Three more branches of the Iron Hall have
| begun injunction proceedings to restrain the
officers from turning over funds to the su-
preme sitting. The names of the petitioners
| are as follows: Elizabeth R. Spindler, of
| Sisterhood Branch No. 294; Alfred M. Sha-
| rood of Local Branch No. 1f9a and Freder-
| lex Albeek. of Local Branch No. 2l2 Bonds
| in the penalty of $500 in each case have been
approved by the Judge Kelly.
The trustees of the Seabury mission schools
held meeting at Room 5 at the Merchants
! last night. There were present Bishop Gil
| bert, Of st. Paul: Bishop Whippie of Fart
bault: Dr. Dobbfn, Rev. John White of
Faribault; Rev. G. H. Davis, of Brainerd /;
Rev. W. NJ. Back, of Duluth, and William
Davis, of st. Paul The meeting was called
TO consider the annual report of the Shattuck
school. Several other matters were dis
| cussed, but the business of the meeting was
not for publication. -
/ The remains of the late Capt. lanes
Siarkey will arrive from Winnipeg at { :05 to-
morrow morning. and will be borne to his
late residence on Dayton's bluff, from whence
| the funeral will take place at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon Capt Starkey was a
member of the Loyal Legion, the Odd Eel
lows and of one or two business assoeia-
tons. These organizations. as well as large
circle of friends, will attend the funeral.
Loyal Legion will have charge of the funeral
ceremonies.
The Second Ward Democratic club passed
! resolutions al last nights meeting condoIing
with the friends of the late Capt Starkey
over his demise. The resolutions were signed
! by NJ. c. Egail, president; C. D. Smith first
vice president: II. j. MeGrath. second vice
president; L. s. Canning. secretary; E D.
sweeney, financial secretary, and Charles
kartak treasurer. The resolutions were Of
fered by John J. Bailey. This club will hold
its next meeting Sept at Lueker's hall.
! WASHINGTON CHOSEN