St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-08
FOUND ON FRIDAY.

Augusta Weis was yesterday granted YER
dict of 1926 against Carl Worth.
The Standard Sash and Door Company of
Duluth incorporated yesterday with capital
stock of 100000.
Patroman A. B. Swanson was fined $40 by
the mayor yesterday for not reporting for
duty the night before.
Andrew Peterson was appointed as a regu-
lar patrolman by the mayor yesterday vice
Robert Gray, resigned.
A. E. Gotten, an old employe Of the st.
Paul postofice, has been appointed assistant
postmaster at Helena, Mont
In the case Of John Jaeger against the Ma
tional German American bank the jury will
bring in sealed verdict this morning.
Sheriff Nupson. S. A. Langren and Judg
Holman, Of Fillmore county. were among
the callers at the state house yesterday.
The probate court was engaged yesterday
in continuing the hearing of the Egan con-
tested will. and will proceed with the matter
today.
The state medical board was busy yester-
day examining the papers of the thirty can
didates In the recent examination. The re-
suit will be announced today.
Thomas Reilly has sued A. W. Barker and
others who compose the Chaska Brick asso-
citation to recover S227.50, which, he alleges,
was overpaid on account of brick to be fur
nished.
NDaniel Buck, Peoples party candidate for
associate judge of the supreme court fled
his certificate and fee with the secretary of
state yesterday. His certificate contained
2,S40 names.
EWednesday will be the last day for all can
didates on the various state tickets to file
their certificates and fees with the secretary
of state. Tuesday morning the drawing for
places on the ticket will take place at the
capitol.
Judge OTIS has made an order directing S.
Z. Crosby to appear in court today and show
cause why he should not surrender TO Charles
p. Brown certain papers. including note on
N. W. Kerr, and certain money collected on
account of the note.
Elevator B. on Como avenue. was slightly
damaged by fire yesterday. The fire started
about IL O'Clock, near the top of the building,
between the iron sheeting and the wood
work. A still alarm was sent in 1t is sup
posed that friction of the belt on a pully
started the blaze
The suit of Andrew M. Carlson against "
A. Flesher to recover for services in making
straw binder is in the hands of the jury
Judge Cornish's court room floor was dec
grated yesterday with a carload of iron and
wood used in the model, which were carried
Ill to he exhibited to the jury.
The cause of the Phoenix Packing Com
pany against Ed S. Bean, as sheriff, and
others was heard by Judge Kelly yesterday,
and taken under advisemeut. The action
was brought to set aside a judgment rendered
by justice of the peace OH the theory that
the service of process was invalid.
The railroad and warehouse commissioners
yesterday received official notice that the
Duluth, Mesaba d. Northern railway has
been completed, and they will leave tomor-
row night for tour of inspection over the
new line. They will make the journey Mon
day and return 20 st. Paul Tuesday morning.
Tim Reardon at last nights meeting of the
assembly asserted that 1t was promised in
the compromise last spring that the members
elected would raise Cain with the city en-
gineer's department. but he said nothing had
been done. He said this with woe -begone
expression and in a helpless and pathetic
cry.
Carrie Westever was arrested yesterday for
being in a saloon and taken to the central
station, where she gave the name of Annie
Hail. About 10 o'clock she was bailed out by
her uncle, who stated that she had been
working in West Superior, and had come to
the city on a visit. He supposed that she was
at her cousins on the West side until he re-
ceived note from her telling of her arrest. q
Secretary Cross. of the state agricultural
society, is told that he should go to Chicago
to prepare the state agricultural exhibit at
the Worlds fair, but his loyalty to the g. O. p.
forbids, and he confesses that he doubts if
he will desert his political post. He will
stay in Minnesota to keep up the Knute Mel
son battle, and no one can question his faith
full service to his party.
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the cause
of Stephen d. Webber against the Druids
Land and Improvement company ct al, al
lowing John j. Johnston and Minnie A.
Allyn to appear in the cause as internums
The main suits involve the validity of a
lease of the triangular piece of ground for
merry used as a market, and on which a
building was erected the past summer. The
land is bounded by West Seventh. Market
and Sixth streets.
Thomas Henson. an ebony-hued individ-
ual, went into the Saddle Rock restaurant
last April and called for ham and" and
the white waiter did not respond, and after
being informed thathe could not get service
here, Henson went to Lawyer McGhee and a
suit for $1,000 damages was begun against
Lewis Turgrinson, the proprietor of the
restaurant The case is now on trial before
Judge Kerr and a jury.