St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-30
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The trial of the cause of Patrick McGrath
against Jacob Manner has been continued
till February.
Markus Levdousky has applied to the dis
trict court for permission to change his name
to Markus Leudan.
George Marti has attached the effects of
George Shickling and Mary Shickling to sat
lsfy S425 promissory note.
In the case of L. s. Durment against James
futile, Judge Otis has decided that the
plaintiff is not entitled to recover.
W. b. Mitchell, of St. Cloud yesterday re-
ported TO the governor the shipment of $4,000
pounds or flour for the Russian relief fund.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from SO Carroll street,
Pussy street, and diphtheria from $50 Daily
street.
The hearing of the Starkey Johnson cause
before Referee Helm, which was set for yes
terday, has been postponed to 2 o'clock
today.
The body of the man found floating in the
river Tuesday was buried yesterday after
noon after a fruitless attempt to learn his
identity.
Fred Thorpe West side teamster, fell
from his wagon yesterday afternoon and had
his left leg broken. He was taken to his
home at 2l2 Eva street
Cleveland's minstrels pleased another good
sized audience at the Metropolitan last even
ing. The company give matinee today, and
will close their engagement with tonights
performance.
The talented artists Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew. IN their New York comedy success,
THAT Girl From Mexico" begin their
gagement at the Metropolitan opera house
tomorrow night
Nettie Holmes is a colored girl who is in
durance on charge of stealing cloak from
George Taylor. She was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday, but the case was
continued until today.
Irene E. Michael, as administrators of the
estate of Christian Michael, has begun an ac-
ton against Daniel Getty and others to fore
close mortgage for $1,000 upon lots aud 8,
block 60. in White Bear.
Rt. Rev. John Stanley, bishop of North
Dakota, went to Chicago last evening. When
boarding the Milwaukee train he said: I'm
only going on private business. No diplo-
matte service this time
NJ. NJ. Wheeler, travelling passenger agent
of the Omaha, who has been seriously III for
the last two weeks, is now convalescing, but
Will not be able to get out over his territory
for probably three weeks to come.
The Great Northern Soap company, of Min
neapolis with a apital stock of 100000, was
incorporated yesterday. The incorporates
are NJ. j. Palmer, H. P. Benton and George
Grant. The limit OF Indebtedness is $4,000.
The Kansas City passenger train. due in
ST. Paul at 80 a. nj. yesterday morning, ran
into an open switch and was ditched at Far
ley. 10. The train was going at a slow speed,
and no one was seriously injured. The train
arrived at p. m.
James Cameron pleaded guilty in the
United States district court yesterday upon
an indictment charging him with furnishing
liquor to Indians and thereupon was ordered
detained in the Ramsey county jail and to
pay fine OF $50.
Cecilia Collins,a spinster aged thirty years,
was examined in the probate court yester-
day, and deemed fit subject for the Roches
ter hospital. 1t is SAID that she threatened
her mother with knife on one occasion, and
on another set fire to her mothers house.
One of 'McCarthy's Mishaps" named Char
lie German was fined weeks pay Thurs
day night for holding the play ten minutes
while he was DOMINIC his wardrobe The
popularity of the young actor led to a liberal
reduction of the fine by the manager yester-
day.
Barbara Arthur Jacobs asks for decree of
divorce from Oliver s. Jacobs on the grounds
of willful desertion for more than three
years. They were married at Fairplay, Wis,
April Is, 1887, and he deserted his wife Apri
2, 1888. She is twenty nine and he thirty
years old
The salvation army meetings, in their bar
racks on Ninth street. hav been disturbed
by a crowd of young toughs of late, and last
night two brothers named F. c. and D. C.
Douglas were locked up at the instance of the
army officers. who will appear against them
this morning.
After several days trial in Judge Kerr's
court F. j. Romer was vindicated by YER
dict of ST., $3.50 against Furdervih & Sickle,
John B. Confer and others The action was
brought on bond given to indemnify the
plaintiff from mechanics liens on build
ing erected for him. The defense set up a
claim that the bond in question is a forgery.
Frank Kegel and John Smith, the two
young rogues arrested i'll Minneapolis by
Capt. Walsh and Sergeant ZIrklebach and
brought to ST. Paul. were arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday charged with COM
hitting burglary at LOG South Wabasha street.
The boys admitted entering the store and
stealing a quantity of cigars and tobacco,
and they were held to await the action of the
grand jury in $500 bail. They were remanded
in default
Excursions South and West.