St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-02
CITY NEWS DRIFT.


wDr. E. X. Amoss is the proud father of twin
girls.
Diptheria was reported yesterday at 2053 st.
Anthony ana 563 Westminster.
There were eight minor building permits
issued yesterday, aggregating $500.
James F. Mccormick was appointed q
"cop' yesterday in the place Of c. l.. Weed,
resigned
Abigail Mullen demands judgment against
Thomas j. Pearce for $500 due for rent Of q
building.
Winifred l. King has applied to the district
court for permission to adopt Arthur Clin-
ton as her child.
The brotherhood of steam engineers will
hold its fourth annual ball at Westmoreland
hall Monday evening.
The mechanics lien case of Lottie Lofstat
against Edward Lofstat and others was
heard yesterday by Judge Otis.
Patrick j. Conroy could not accustom him.
self to working nights and sleeping days, and
has resigned from the police force.
The trial of Carl C. Johnson OH an indict-
ment charging the embezzement of S44S. 40
has been continued until the next term.
Charles Allen. who, when drunk, struck
sidewalk Monday was sent up for sixty days
yesterday.
Percy D. Godfrey, as administrator of the
estate of Sophia Jay. deceased. has sued
George Jay to recover $3.50 due upon prom
issory note.
Hickman John Harmon ran over a boy at
the corner of Sixth and Robert last evening.
The lad was but slightly hurt, and did not
give his name.
George NJ. Hughes, the liveryman on Uni
versity avenue, has made a general assign
ment to Edward Simonton for the benefit of
general creditors.
An open meeting of the st. Paul Theo-
sophical society will be held this evening at
room 1l7, Globe building. Subject: THE
Septeuary Constitution of Man."
DIR. Theodore H. johnson has garnished
the funds of William Eaton i'll the hands of
the Northern Pacific Railroad company to
satisfy claim of Sl10 for services as a physi
cian
All Forsythe, the restaurant COOK, who was
charged with assault and battery by Sophie
Martinsen, because he pushed her away from
his range was discharged in the police court
yesterday.
The city clerk and his force are kept busy
every day now, trying to get the method of
counting the ballots for the coming election
through the heads of many of the inspectors
and judges of elections
Capt. Cook, Detective McGuiggan and Off
Ger Mozart went out yesterday and rounded
up Jocko Conawsy, an eX-conyict; Dennis
Flynn and Charles Weber, toughs, and
locked them up as Migrants.
Jane" delighted another large and fash
ionable audience at the Metropolitan opera
house last night. 1t will be presented for
the balance of the week, including special
matinee performance this afternoon. .
The famous "Black Knight" Rev. j. Fl.
Hector, will deliver the third address under
the auspices of the Willard W. C. T. U. at
Clinton Avenne M. E. church, West side,
Sunday evening, Nov. 5. These lectures are
always free.
The wedding of Mary Alice, daughter of
the late Thomas OLeary, of this city. and
Edward A Barry, of South ST. Paul, has been
changed from a. m. to S:30p. m. Thursday,
and holders of invitations are requested to
note the change.
The suit of Sheehan & Cannon against
James B. Bowling, brought to recover bal
ance of Sl,5l4. IS as attorney fees, is being
tried in Judge Kerr's court. The case was
tried before, and verdict rendered for the
amount claimed
Christ Hendrickson, who tried to kill his
old-time friend James Paulson Monday
nj hit, was arraigned in the police court yes
terday charged with intent to kill, and will
wait in Jail for his examination, Nov. 10.
Paulson is doing well.
Charlotte F. Hedges has entered suit
co1o aud
Hermann Scheffer to recover S625 02 due
upon a mortgage note. Harriet Strang has
sued the same parties to recover mortgage
note for the same amount.
A meeting Of the assembly has been called
for 4:30 this afternoon to take action on
street railway matters and general business.
he special things to come up are the ordi-
nances considered by the committee yester-
day ordering two new lines.
GOV. Merriam has actually sold his resi-
dence and beautiful grounds surrounding it
on Merriam hill. The consideration named
in the two deeds is S25O.0J0 There were
fourteen lots in Merriam's Encouragement
sold to the Broadway Improvement COM
pany, and ten lots in the same addition to
the Capital Investment company. Another
deed went on record yesterday from Edward
Gilman, of Chicago, to the Capital Invest
ment company. By this deed seven lots in
block 6, Holcomb's addition, were conveyed
at the price of S22j, 900.
1.-THE Ensign" appears to be meeting with
the success at the Grand that it has met with
elsewhere. Its popularity is not to be won
dered at when one considers its intense
human interest and the lesson in patriotism
which it teaches. Few plays are more
worthy of support, and none of recent date
possesses SO much that is good in character
and wholesome in tone. Aside from its ex-
callence as q melo drama it is splendidly
mounted indeed, it must be said to Manager
Lifts credit that he has given "The Ensign,
as perfect setting as the skill of the stage
carpenter and the brush of the painter could
make. The usual matinee win be given this
afternoon and the advance sale indicates
large attendance. Next week, spider and
Fly"