St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-03
SAINT PAUL.
BRIEF AND BREEZY.


The action of oscar II. Comfort against
Frank L. Creelman ct al. was heard by Judge
Otis
The Fergus Falls insane asylum reports ex-
ira expenses for the month or December
amounting to Si57.
The Cooperative Building Association OF
Duluth, with a capital stock of S2,OOo,0Oo, III
ooFporated- yesterday.
Long Bros. have attached the effects of
Edward H. Stahlman TO satisfy claim of
SPA. 16 for goods sold.
Judge Egan confirmed the taxation Of
costs by the clerk in the case of d. W. Fin
LAWSON against Erick T. Ortman.
The Harris Forge and Rolling Mill COM
pany of Irondale, Ramsey county. incor-
pOrated yesterday with capital stock of
So 600.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will give their
farewell presentation of their new comedy
success THAT Girl from Mexico" at the
Metropolitan opera house tonight
The state auditor yesterday audited the ex-
pense account Of Sheriff j. f. Maher, of
Meeker county, for conveying John F. Brown
to saltwater. The amount was SO. 81.
David Getty has begun action against
John a. Sabin ana others TO foreclose mort
gage for li9953O upon eighty acres of land
in Ramsey county.
The gross earnings of the Chieago,St Paul.
Minneapolis 4 Omaha railway for 1891 are
reported to the commission at S209l. S90.67.
the state tax upon that amount being SOL,
1876.
@. B. Turrell of Redwood Falls, reports to
the governor that ne has sent q Draft 10 Col.
Reeve representing Sl5l.50 the amount of
collections by him for the Russian relief
fund.
The cash receipts of the schools for defect
Ives are reported to Auditor Bierman as fol
lows: School for the deaf. S76i.1l; school
Tor the feeble minded, S430.70; school for the
blind, Sl6j.03
Deputy State Auditor E. L. Bierman yes
terday took out his final naturalization pa
pers in the office of supreme Court Clerk
Helm. and is now a thorough going citizen of
che United States.
DR.. {. De Monteville. one of st. Paul S
old settlers. died suddenly of heart failure,
at Washington, Sunday. lie was sixty-eight
years of age. Mrs. Charles Croft, of this
city, is his daughter.
The action of j. T. Eisenmenger asainst
Berthold Ludwig was tried before Judge
Kerr. and taken under advisement. The
action was brought to cancel contract for
enc sale of real estate.
d. f. Leese. assistant secretary of the rail
road and warehouse commission, will adj
dress the Republican club at Atwater. Feb.
II. on the occasion of a general meeting of
Republicans of Kandiyohi county.
F. Hatley will from now on give two or
three exhibitions each week at fourteen-inch
balk line billiards, commencing this even
Ing playing fifty or no count against any
jpb T1l q I
son street.
The grand council of the Ancient Order of
Aztecs will meet i'll Minneapolis at . p. IN.
today. Grand Commander Christopher
Leckie and others. Of ST. Paul. will attend.
The order is social, literary and beneficial III
It's purposes.
The annual meeting of the Free Dispen-
gary Aid society will be held today at 1880
sclock at the University Dispensary build
ing. 204 West Ninth street. The public are
e0rdially invited to be present Mrs. Ansel
0ppenheIm. secretary.
Judge Kelly has allowed fees to expert wit
1asses in the action of William W Bishop
against The st. Paul City Railway Company
as follows: DR.. C. E. Riggs aud Dr.. Arthur
Sweeney, for three days. each SIS; Dr.. A. NJ.
Dunuing, SO for two days, and DR.. W A.
Jones S25 for one day,
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany yesterday reported its gross earnings
for the year 1891 to the railroad and ware
house commission, the amount being 81. 1885,
0T79i, the state tax on the same being S55,-
6793t The amount of tax paid by this com
9any in 1899 was S45, 4C0.96.
The meetings at labor HEADQUARTERS last
night were ofa character tending to promote
Che general objects of organization, but no
special matter of interest was discussed. The
painters and decorators, the walters, the
plumbers and the machine woodworkers
held regular foytnighty meetings.
a civil service examination for clerks and
letter carriers, tor positions iii the st. Paul
postoffice alone, was held yesterday by
Messrs. Marmey, Hardacre and Neegard OF
the local board. There were - applicants,
of which Is were for clerkships. IL carriers
and stampers. OF the applicants for clerk
ships, were females.
The action of A. C. Frary against The
American Rubber Company is on trial before
Judge Brill and jury. Frary alleges that
he made contract to act as agent for the
company for fifteen months at $3.50 month.
but was discharged at the end of five months.
He sues for 81, $50. alleging breach of con-
tract.
from crank in Milbank Chatham. N b..
containing long ana rambling account of
military service under various flags and
heaping abuse on the United States for some
imaginary wrong inflicted on him. The let
ter was of sixteen pages, ana the governor
didn't take time to read it.
Brig. Gen. Bend went 20 Duluth last night,
where he will muster in three companies of
state militia two of which will be in West
Duluth. Company K. which disbanded last
summer, will be recognized and mustered
fu. probably with Col. c. c. Tear as captain
One of the companies in West Duluth will be
entirely new and all will be added to the
Third regiment.
Insurance Commissioner Smith yesterday
issued certificates of authority to the follow
ing companies: Commonwealth, N j.:
United States Branch Northern Assurance,
of London, Chicago; United States Branch
of the Lancashire of Manchester. England,
New York; American Fire. Philadelphia;
United States Branch of the Sun. New York;
Rtna Hartford, Conn.
In Daniel Frohman's production of the
new play The Prince and the Pauper," at
the Metropolitan Thursday night there will
be series of picturesque scenes portraying
London in the sixteenth century, and a stage
FULLY peopied with representatives of English
life in that period. which will make the spec
tacular effect of the drama uncommonly at
tractive. 1t is also we'll supplied with gen
zine comedy. Else Leslie's acting of this
role has gained her great reputation in New
York, Chicago. Boston and Philadelphia, and
there is little fear of any other organization
appearing i'll this play. as there has never
been any young actress save Elsie Leslie
who, being young enough to look the char
acters, was gifted with dramatic ability to
play them. Seats can now be secured at the
box office.
Money Deposited
In the Minnesota Savings Bank, S22
Wabasha. near corner Fourth street, on