St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
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tan this evening.
Local Assembly No. 1923, of H., held its
| regular meeting last night.
| j. c. Brown was awarded S2035 70 by the
| jury in his suit against Mrs. Minnie Shaw.
| The Columbia Electric company was given
verdict OF $9S1.S2 against Porter Fraker.
The jury has not returned verdict in the
cause of S. p. Eielson against Peter Sehlie-
/ mann.
| The Harness makers Protective and Be-
| nevolent union, held its fortnightly meeting
last night.
| Judge Otis has dismissed the action
brought by W. f. Shattock against F. j. Ro-
mer ct al
The sale of tickets for Prof Payne's lect-
! ur.e on the comets opens this morning at
| Dyer Bros.
| John A. Ford has begun an action against
Ernest Nagel to recover Sl266O upon prom
| icory note.
p The Parks & Lacy Machinery company de-
mands judgment against ". A. Jones for
| S3,2l4.16 upon promissory note.
| There is strong feeling among the com
mission men TO try and secure the nomina-
ton of j . b. Hoxie for mayor
| Probate Judge Olivier was engaged yester-
| day in hearing proof of the claim made by
| Joseph Tansent against the Langevin estate.
| The action brought by Martin Bruggeman
| against Gebhard Willrich, to recover car
| rage or its value, is on trial in Judge Egan's
| court
| G. Sommers & Co. have garnished fund of
| Conger d Bouck in the hands of the North
| American Savings, Loan and Building COM
| pany.
Herman Overlook was found guilty by
| Judge Twohy yesterday of selling liquor
without a license, and sent to the workhouse
| tor ninety days.
Acker Post No. q. G. A. r., will hold a
regular meeting this evening, at Elk hall,
corner of Third and Wabasha full al
| tendance is desired.
The property owners in the Vicinity of Lex
| lngton and Minnehaha avenues are hustling
to getthe council to order sidewalk laid the
four blocks south of the bridge.
| Frank Farrell, who has been selling patent
medicines about The city and representing
himself as an agent for Noyes Bros. & Cutler,
was arrested yesterday afternoon.
Judge Otis is engaged in hearing the action
| OF E. Albrecht ct al. against The City of st.
Paul. This is matter growing out of the
building of the Selby avenue bridge.
In the matter Of the appeal of Anna n.
Ryan from an assessment OF the board of
public works for improving an alley, Judge
Egan has confirmed the assessment.
The London d Northwest American Mort
gage company, limited has begun an action
against John Fitzgerald and several others
to recover s., $50 upon prom:cory note.
John Marks tried upon an in lctmant
charging him with being accessory to the
robbery of T. B. Wood. of the Dispatch, was
found not guilty.
social under the auspices of the Junior
Aid society will be given a Wesley NJ E.
chapel. on Rice street. this evening. pleas
ant and Interesting programme has been pre-
pared.
Allen & Co. gave the girls OF the telephone
exchange a treat yesterday. Seven large
double sleighs were turned out, and the
hello damsels were enabled TO enjoy an ex-
Vibrating roe.
In the cause of Lucias P Ordway, as re-
ceiver. against Theodore Henninger and
others, Judge Otis has ordered judgment for
the plaintiff suhjecting certain real estate to
lien of Sl917.G4.
~ Yerxa Brothers g. Co. have begun an &C
ton against the S. e. Hopes Consolidated
Hotel company to recover $50 for goods
sold, aud garnished funds in the hands of
the Germania bank.
Judge Brill has refused to grant new trials
in the cause of the Powers Dry Goods COM
pany against the American Insurance COM
pany and against the Boyleston Insurance
company of Boston.
The friends of George W. Tussner and they
are legion, will be glad to learn of his i'm
provement. He is now pronounced out of
danger. and is convalescing as rapidly as
could be expected. ~ Este5.-.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment Yesterday from Room IA. Fore
paugh block. and Gil Sherburne avenue, and
Adiphtheria from 4l6 Webster street. 9ol York
street ana 81 Rose street.
In the cause of Elias Blindhein against
The Hershey Lumber Company of Still
water, to recover for personal injuries, tried
in the United States circuit court, the jury
found for the defendant.
William Earl was taken to the penitentiary
last night, where he will serve six and one
half years for breaking the window of Ing
hams jewelry store and snatching therefrom
a tray OF diam ond rings
y. NJ. ST. John is the man who was arrested
Tuesday night on charge of robbing an iu-
ebriated soldier of ST. He was found guilty
in the municipal court yesterday. and was
sentenced to the workhouse for ninety days.
The action brought by J. S. Heater & Son
against John Glaspie is still on trial i'll the
United States circuit court Heater & Son
alleged that Glaspie and st. John conspired
together to defraud them in a timber land
deal.
In the cause of D. G. Lufkin and j. Fl.
Hills as administrators against f. E. Creel-
man. Judge Egan has filed an order direct
ing Creelman to pay to W. G. White as re-
ceiyer, Sl,93S94. besides S)o.3o as receivers
expenses ana costs.
Jennie Snider has begun an action against
the city of st Paul to recover s., OBS damages
for Injuries sustained in an elevator in the
city building. She was stepping from the
elevator when about sig inches below the
floor, she tripped and fell and the elevate.
was hoisted catching her foot and crushing
it.
Mrs. Schneider, mother of Attorney B. H.
Schroeder. residing at 26 IgIehart street.
slipped and fell on the sidewalk near the
corner of Iglehart and Tenth streets, last
evening, injuring herself SO she was unable
to rise. Her groans attracted passers by, who
assisted her to a drug store near by. after
which she was taken 10 her sons residence
Her injuries are not serious
Gustave Lampson relieved the money
drawer of the Winona house on Margaret
street of three silver dollars yesterday after
noon. He also helped himself 10 plentiful
supply OF cigars and tobacco and made his
escape. He fell into the hands of Officer
Conroy last evening with the stolen property
in his possession and was locked up at Mar
garet street station.
August Mchaels stepped off an East Sew
enth street cable yesterday afternoon and
took with him a fish that another passenger
was taking to his home and had set down on
the front platform Of the Car. The passen-
ger objected in such loud language that
Officer Williams attention was attracted, and
he arrested the poacher. who received sixty
day sentence from Judge Twohy, who sus-
PENDED the same at the request of the owner
offthe fish.
The yesterday afternoon meeting of the
Queen Isabella club evidenced a growing in
terest in the cause Mrs. Flint who was too
iibto be present at the last meeting was not
able to attend yesterday, but her excellent
paper was read by Mrs. Rynn. Mrs. Mel
sons paper on CASTLE and Mrs. Pinneys on