St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-25
SAINT PAUL.
CITY SMALL TALK.

The mechanics lien case Of Ole Hokansen
ct al was heard yesterday by Judge Otis.
The state university yesterday filed Il bill
OF S1.3i7.24 for the STATE geological survey.
Mayor Wright returned home from Chicago
Yesterday and resumed his duties at the city
hall.
NJ P Brown, the travelling man arrested
for reckless driving, was discharged yester
day.
Jennie Rogers refused TO identify Walter
Mattice as the man who stole her watch. and
ne was released
The committee on claims from the assem-
bly, passed upon the regular budget of claims
yesterday afternoon.
Henry Dunn was released from the works
on payment of Sc, as he had served out S. of
his $50 fine for stealinga watch.
Acting under instructions of Judge Egan,
the Jury returned verdict of $3.50 in favor of
Allen NJ. Moore against Alex D.*Smith.
Mrs. Nora Davis was taken in for assault
and battery on her COUSIN. Mrs. Dorgan. of
the Sixth ward. The case will be tried today.
Fred Aiken, the well-known packing house
buyer. returned from Chicago Yesterday, and
said that the spectacle was the finest he ever
saw. -
The st. Paul Harvester company has gar
nisheed the funds of Charles Miller, in the
hands of Albert Boedigheimer, to satisfy a
claim of S101.6s
Judge Kelly has heard the evidence in the
case of John 5. Robertson against John F.
Wolgamott ct al, and taken the matter I'M
der consideration.
Scarlet fever was reported 10 the health
office yesterday rrC m III Custer and ga Tenn
perance streets and diphtheria was reported
from 397 Charles street.
John P. West, Otto Triebel. Duncan Con-
mel. Frank Foster and Edward Swanberg
were granted naturalization papers by order
of Judge Otis yesterday.
The state asylum trustees will hold spe-
cial meeting at the Merchants tomorrow
morning. 1t is expected that The question of
electing Il successor to DR.. Williamson, of
the Fergus Falls hospital, will come up.
Fs>.lk Kerrasteran, a five year-old boy, was
arrested yesterday for hitting Mrs. John
Jacobs. sixty-tive years Old of 243 Fillmore
street, Oh the head with a stone. DR.. Coggs-
well attended her, and said that her wound
is very serious.
Charles Anderson, siX-year-old boy, has
been taken in charge by Relief Agent Hutch
ms, and will be sent TO the public school.
The child was deserted by his mother, and
his father, some time since. gave him 10 all
orphan asylum.
Charles G. Johnson has begun an action
against Mary j. Avery and others, asking for
IL sale of parts of lots and in block =. of
Robert d Randails addition, and a division
of the proceeds among several parties having
interests therein.
Officer Brogan's arrest of Michael Rogers
for irving to pick nothing out of the pocket
of his prospective brother-in-law, Michael
0'Donnell, fell through, as expected, and
Rogers was discharged. O'Donnell went up
tor ten days as drunk.
Anna Thompson and Charles johnson
were fined SIS each for being in the same
bed in her house, but William Shea and John
stevens, who were IN the house. were dis
charged as it could not be shown that the
house is run as house Of iil-fame.
Mrs. Alex Kuby was, on last Wednesday
suddenly called 10 Miibank. S. D.. on account
of the serious illness of her brother, r. f.
Gibson. Mr.. Knhy received message say
lug that he had died Yesterday morning. and
that the remains would taken to DEBORAH, 10 =.
for burial.
The new 2-cent postal cards have arrived
at the st. Paul postotfice, and are ready for
sale. The card is folder in style, with a
lcent vignette of Grant on each part. The
message OF the sender is written on one side.
aud the other part is designed for making re-
ply. The parts are punctured for separation.
James 6. Ryan. of Warner 4 Ryan, saloon
keepers opposite the Ryan, says that he did
not throw man through his window, but
that the fellow jumped through to escape
being caught for trying to pick another man S
pocket of SGJ If this is true, it seems strange
that Patrolman Calvin did not arrest the feI.
low when they were in the place together
ST. Michaels church will open a bazar'at
Paul Martins opera house On the West side
tonight. and continue it until Friday even.
ing. There Il be several voting contests,
among them Icing ore for an Office chair
between Mr. DoCd The Democratic candidate
for The legislature, and his opponent Mr..
Tallboys.