St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-12
SAINT PAUL.
CITY SPIN RS.

Elgnt minor DulluluS peIullto hSiV i0'uNN'
yesterday, aggregating 1000
John Jones went up for ninety days yester
day for stealing an overcoat.
kMrs. j. Burr is entertaining her cousin,
Miss Mary Wyhi. from Kansas City.
+. f. Sullivan was run i'll yesterday by
Officer Ashe for stealing coat from M. ii.
Roche.
The aldermanic committee on streets meets
at2:3) p. IN. today to consider street railway
matters.
Merrill Ryder will have a nearing Nov. Is
in the police court for offering game for sale
out OF season.
Judge Otis is still engaged in hearing ties IL
mony in the case of Smith ana Lihbey against
Johl L. Glover.
DIR. and Mrs. WEIGH have returned from the
lake and are at Mrs. Bancrofts Isl Summit
avenue, for the winter
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at III
Custer street, 654 Wells and 32S Van SlyKe
Court. Diphthera at PA Cayuga.
Emily Shiverick asks judgment against
George W. Merrill, John b. q. Handy and
Charles Faber for $1,000 due upon promis-
sorry notes.
The hotels are wonderfully quiet. Tine
Campaign has evidently tired everybody out
and the people are seeking rest and recrea-
ton at their homes.
The Park Congregational church-has taken
out permit to build $4,000 one-story
brick and stone church on Holly avenue be-
tween Muckubin and Kent streets.
Henry Campbell and Frank Buchanan
were found guilty by a jury of burgarizing
the grocery store of GriggS Il Co. The jury
recommended mercy Sentence was de-
ferred
The trial OF the personal injury case of
Henry C. Cooper against the ST. Pdul City
Railway company is still in progress in Judge
Egan's court The testimony of medical eX-
perts is being taken.
Anthony McDonough has been named as
the guardian ad Item Of Bridget McDonough,
fourteen-year girl who has begun all
action tor personals Injuries against Lanpher,
Finch IL Skinner.
Charles Golden was run IN by the police
for carrying concealed weapons. In the po-
lice court yesterday he was discharged, but
his gun was held. He should get out writ
of replevin for il.
James Malan and Marian Wilson forfeited
their S25 bail each by not appearing in the
police court yesterday. James claimed that
Nhe robbed him of S25 in a house of i'll fame
and both were run in.
William F. CARING. Il. Skadel, Roxie
7eber Abe Davidson and William Twombly
paid SD each IN the police court yesterday
for keeping their saloons open when the law
supposed them closed.
Judge Cornish has ordered judgment in
favor of Nels j. Ness against the city Of ST.
Paul for S9j 25, as damages to a building in
which the city neglected toreplace partitions
in building occupied by the city.
DR.. II. Croft left yesterday for New York,
and he will sail soon for Christiana. Nor
way, to meet his family, who have been Wis
iting friends there. The doctor and his fam
lily expect to be in St. Paul again New Years
day
The personal injury case of Ida Korte
against c. G. Lewis Coal company and 9th
ers is still on trial in Judge Corn sh's court
the case as to Norman W. Kittson was dis
missed. bat is proceeding as to the other de-
fenIants
There will be a wolf hunt in Newport
township, Washington county, Sunday. Nov.
IL Meet at Red Rock, on the Burlington
motor line, at o'clock a. m. All sportsmen
are invited. For particulars address f. N.
TruaX, ST. Paul Park, Mimi.
A. j Arbuckle, rich but mentally weak,
who was chained in a barn a couple of years
ago by one of his guardians was arraigned
i'll the police court yesterday for exposing
his person. His case was continued to have
his sanity inquired into by the probate court.
The Protestant orphan asylum acknowl-
ed 5es the receipt of 3S4 garments for chill
dren, from the Needle Work guild, including
underclothing, stockings, shoes, caps. NIT
tens, handkerchiefs, jackets pants, aprons,
a shawl, sheets, pillow cases-and towels.
Louisa Baker asks judgment against John
T. w. De Jong for $1,000 as damages for
breach of contract. 1t is claimed that De
Jong agreed to purchase the furniture, etc,
inthe Lyons Court boarding house but has
refused to. keen his agreement and pay the
balance of the purchase money.
Dr. David Day has made sketch o f the
first postofiiee in st. Paul, from which
large picture is to be made and placed in
juxtapositon to a picture OF the present
postotfice in the Minnesota building at the
worlds fair The first postotlice was Ill a
pine log cabin of the rudest architecture.
The Spider and Fly terminates a most
successful week at the Grand with matinee
today and tonight's perfor nance. Tomorrow
night Barney Ferguson opens for a week in
his laughable absurdity, MEGA rthy's Mis-
haps,' which comes this season with he
faces and features that will give its presenta-
tion a renewed Zest with its many admirers.
Olperman, Dommerick d. Co. have gar
nished the funds of David Goodman d
Co. in the hands of the Vaushum Shoes an d
Clothing company to satisfy a claim of 1863
for merchandise sold Wesendonck Lorenz
d. Co. have also garnished the funds of
Goodman d Co. in the hands OF the same
parties to satisfy claim of $3.50 for goods
sold
The third entertainment of the Peoples
course will be given this evening at the Mar
lset nall. Prof. f. L. Bancroft the noted
legerdemain and sleight-ot-hand performer,
will give the entertainment, and also Charles
c. Fairchild will render several readings
Misses Nah and Alcott win sing several
duets. The st. Anthony Hill orchestra will
furnish the music.
Frank johnson wants $4,000 from the
"Omaba" Railway C ompany for personal in
juries. Johnson was unloading q car of
fuel in the yards of the Pioneer Fuel COM
pany when ears on a spur track ran against
the Car at which he was at work and
knocked him off His head was in iured so
that he Is permanently affected with dizzi-
ness and can not work in the sun or do any
hard labor, and is in danger of becoming
insane.
Rev. w. S. Vail will preach for the Uni
versalist society in the Grand opera house
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The ordina-
ton OF five young men, known as the And
over band' to the ministry of the Orthodox
church, viii furnish the topic of the day
1.-The Vanguard of Orthodoxy The uni
versity male quartette and the ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra will both turn sh character
iStic music All are invite d.