St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
SAINT PAUL.
IN SHORT ORDER.

Susan Lokoff, eighty-fve years of age, was
found wandering about the streets last night.
She was taken to her home. So East Eleventh
street. by the police.
The Mile Laos Lumber company has gar
nished the funds of Soule 4 Co. in the hands
of the Great Northern Railway company to
satisfy a demand tor Sls7.9o.
In the personal injury case of Mcguire
against the a. n. Kellogg Newspaper com
pany, trIeu in the United States circuit court,
the jury found for the defendant.
Robert Abernethy was awarded $50 DAM
ages for personal injuries against the
e. Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Company by the jury in the federal court.
Judge Thomas and a jury in the United
States circuit court are engaged in trying the
personal injury case of Archibald II. McLary
against the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
Railway company.
The Crookston Gas Light and Heating COM
pany was incorporated IN the secretary OF
states office yesterday. The capital stock is
SIG9.1O0 and the Incorporators are ali wealthy
residents of Crookston.
Henry f. Haggerty. Il coachman in the en-
Hoy of Dr. Abbott, was appointed patrol
man by Mayor Wright yesterday. Haggerty
takes the place made vacant by the 'resig-
nation of Michael Dewitt.
The last performance CT Lifts players in
The Silver King will be today, matinee
and evening. They viii give way to the
Irish comedian, Carroll Johnson, who opens
tomorrow night in The Gossoon.'
The special committee on street railway
matters was called TO meet at Aid. Warren's
! Office yesterday afternoon. Only three mem
bers were present, and after an informal dis
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Tuesday.
jacob Manner, one of the experts APP
p )in ed to investigate the abstract Office, put
in some time yesterday in looking into the
books. c. y. Bel and James Markham were
each asked to act as one of the experts, but
declined.
The board of equalization transacted no
business yesterday, for the reason that
several of the members went with the com
pany invited by Mr.. Lowry, to Lake Harett.
The beard Will meet at 1870 O'Clock this
afternoon.
In the personal INJURY case of Johanna
Paolecchia. as administrative, against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company which
was on trial III the United States circuit court.
Judge Edgerton ordered verdict in favor of
the defendant
Alfred Ward and William Thompson, the
two bell boys arrested for the larceny of small
articles from rooms in the Windsor, vii! have
hearing in the police court next Tuesday.
The boys are both about fourteen years old
and their parents reside in the city.
1.-THE last two performances CT "Pinafore''
will be given today matinee and evening.
For the first half OF next week the company
will present Strauss beautiful opera, The
Merry War" The last half Of the week the
company will present Planquette's great
musical effort, The Chimes of Normandy"
Comptroller McCardy yesterday delivered
the last of the Si49G0D worth Of certificates of
Indebtedness recently issued The certific-
aes were all taken by thirly-three local in
vestors, in amounts ranging from $500 to
5000. The certificates draw six per cent in
terest payable semi-annually. and run until
November H. 1888.
The sanity of Marie c. Geib was inquired
into in the probate court yesterday. She is a
German woman. aged fftythree years, and
lmagines that lll-disposed persons come out
of g wood at night to injure her. She has been
demented for several months. and will be
restrained and given treatment to prevent
her becoming violent.