St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-10
SAINT PAUL.
TERsE TUESDAY TALES.


r. Hess to recover SSaS. As upon a promissory
note. t
There will be meeting of the A second
and B third grade teachers at the high school
tomorrow.
The plumbers union held special meet
- ing last night but refused 10 disclose the
matters discussed.
The Farmers Mercantile corporation of
Underwood was Incorporated with capital
stock of $1,000 yesterday.
Malvina Dumas was granted a divorce from
Joseph Dumas on the grounds of drunken
ness by Judge Kerr yesterday.
st. Paul Division No. 40, Order of Railway
Conductors. will give their ninth annual ball
at the Merchants this evening.
The joint local executive board of the X.
OF L. met last night, but no matters of inter
est resulted from the meeting.
. Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 675 Columbia street
and diphtheria from 429 Case street.
The SLCroiX Lumber company was granted
Judgment by Judge Kerr i'll its suit against
Peter Z. Doocram. T. 5. Esterhrook ct al.
T. b. McElvsy, of Lakeville, and Assistant
County Superintendent B. T. Shaver of Min
neapolis, called on Supt kiehle yesterday.
The action of S. 2. Eislsen against Peter
Schlemann to recover 5000 for personal
injuries is still on trial in Judge Egans court.
Della LOTUS and Fred Webber were yeste r
day adjudged insane b. the probate court
and ordered taken To the Rochester asylum.
The Commercial bank demands judgment
against r. j. Markoe. William Markoe and
John A. NIarkoe for S1.64i .23 upon promis-
sorry note
\ small blaze in restaurant on Robert
street. between Fifth and Sixth streets,
brought out The fire department last night.
The damage was nominal.
The receipts of the ST. Peter asylum for the
insane for the quarter ending Jan. 81 were
Sl,0!6.14. and those of the state reform school
for the same period were S10o.5l.
John Marks. one of the men charged with
robbing a. B. Wood. of the Dispatch, of his
gold watch early New Years morning is be-
ing tried before Judge Cornish and jury.
Seberts orchestra will play the Texas
Steer Medley" with the German street band
music, after the first act OF Clara Morris per-
formance of ''Odetta' at the Metropolitan
tonight.
The joint committee on auditorium from
the co.nmon council will meet in the COM
mittee rooms of the council chamber at
O'Clock this afternoon to arrange for award
ing contracts.
Alonzo T. Speer who is charged with fir
ing at Fred Jones and his own wife when
discovered in a room together. has been adj
mittei to bali in the sum of $500, with E. II.
Miiham and Z. \. Becker as sureties.
In the mandamus proceedings brought at
the instance OF Emma Ainsworth against r.
r. Mcdonnell. justice of the peace, Judge
Kerr has refused 10 dismiss the proceeding
and has given McDounell leave to file his
answer.
Charles D. Williams seeks decree OF di-
vorce from Adelia Williams because of will
full desertion. They were married in 1898 at
Ailbank, s. D. lie is forty three and she
forty two gears old. her maiden name was
Adeli Franklin.
Walter II. Saaborn has begun an action
against the st. Paul Trust company and the
Bushnells and their wives 10 foreclose
mortgage OF Sl.25) on lot Il. block :, of Wood
land PARK addition. owned by William M
and a. Il. Bushnell
The action of Elias Blinderheim against
The Hershey Lumber Company. which has
been on trial for several days in the United
States circuit court was submitted to the
Jury yesterday, but ia verdict was reached at
she hour court adjourned
P. A. Egan, the winner of the al!-round
athletic contest at the Y. n. c. A., desires to
correct the statement i'll Sundays GLOBE
that he took third prize in the previous con-
test as he was-also the winner of that and
not L. :. Dickinson. as stated
The action of William W. Bergin against
the Wisconsin Central company aud the
Northern Pacific Railway company to recover
s., 900 for loss of fingers has been transferred
from the Ramsey county district court to the
United States circuit court for trial.
Judge Kerr has ordered judgment in favor
of Frank E. CTeelmaa and Thomas F. Nc
Cormick egainst the st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway com pany for S735 This
action grew out or the sale of the old Office
building of the railway company 10 the plain
tifS for Si7.5c0
1t was an error to state in yesterdays GLoRE
that the county treasurer took Judgment
against Harry Weis for delinquent taxes
The fact is the judgment is against Mr..
Weis as assignee of James II. Burns on a
disputed account against the estate and in
favor of Andrew Nelson.
The city treasurer has not taken any posi-
tive steps towards compelling the street car
company to show I'D its BOOKS Still Mr.
REFS is impressed with the idea that the en-
tire receipts of the interurban line have either
been eliminated or reported to the Minneap-
oAAo Silf treasurer lISl1du OI reporting q fQlr
proportion of it to the st. Paul council
Augusta Benson was before the probate
court yesterday for examination as to her
sanity. She was committed to Rochester last
May, and although not discharged. was al
lowed to be taken in custody by her friends.
The authorities at the asylum will be mott
led that ner Condition is not improved and
she will probably be remanded to the Roches-
ter hospital.
Judge Kerr has filed an order in the cause
OF f. j. Lime Co. against James Forrestal
aud others, i'll which it is decided that new
triahwill be granted unless the plaintiffs
agree in writing that the verdict in their
favor be decreased $500. 1t is held that the
note for that amount was given by Forrestal
Bros. and received by Spates to apply on the
account sued upon.
W. II. Stevens Il well dressed young man
from Minneapolis. was arrested and locked
up at the central station yesterday afternoon
He was trying TO dispose of tickets for the
rattle of gold watch, the proceeds to be
given to poor widow woman The widow
and watch existed only in the mind of Ste
vens and he will probably spent several
weeks at the workhouse as a result.
The action of J. c. Brown against Mrs
Minnie Shaw to recover Si.7OO, was tried yes
terday in Judge BrilIs court The matter
wentto the jury, but no verdict was reached
at the hour OF adjournment. Brown alleges
that he gave Mrs Shaw the sum named to
keep until he called for it. Mrs. Shaw
claims to have paid the money back, besides
expanding money in addition for the use of
Brown and his family. Browns wife is
sister of Mrs Shaw
The cause of j. S. Keator & Son against
John Glaspie is on trial i'll the United States
circuit court The action was brought to re-
cover several thousand dollars alleged to
have been irregularly secured in deal of
timber lands The case was tried at former
term of the court Hon. j. n. Castle came
home from Washington to appear for Glas-
pie. Judge Flandrau and Searles d Gail
appear tor Keator & son.
Charles Mullan has begun an action in the
United States circuit court against the Wis
eonsin Central company to recover S.. 600
damages. Mullan was passenger on train
from Eau Claire to st. Paul on Nov. Z. 1880.