St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
SAINT PAUL.
CITY sPLINTERS.

Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 157
Martin-dlphtheria at 49j Greenwood.
The United States circuit court of appeals
will be in session Monday morning.
Judge Kelly has denied a new trial of the
case of MichaeI Rossbach ct al. against Julie
Hill ct al.
Jacob Cohen & Co. ask judgment against
Samuel Rosenbaum for S450.2j, due for mer-
chandise sold
Andrew Holm paid $50 to the police court
yesterday for keeping his saloon open after
10 o'clock at night
pFrank Donnelly for insulting women on
the street Friday night, went up for fifteen
days yesterday.
Emma Lewis and Meta Lucas paid 500
each in the police court yesterday for keep
ing houses of i'll fame.
The ST. Lukes Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Harry smith. on Olive street, on Friday
afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Sanafn Mier asks judgment against the
city of ST. Paul for 500 damages to his eel
cry garden by sewer water.
Z The annual ball of Eastern Star Rebekah
lodge, No. IL, occurs Nov. 10 in Oddtellows
hall, corner Wabasha and Fifth streets.
Charles A. st. Arnold and Peter st. Arnold
nave DcSdu an dCllOH dSdiHSI JOllh DUE
luud to reform q deed for lots valued at
$1,000.
In the case of David A. Corey against Ross
Clarke, Judge Kelly has refused 10 grant
judgment on the pleadings in favor of the
defendant.
stephen G. Cook has returned from Wash
ington and New York. Mrs. Cook and fam
lily are visiting in Pittsburg, and VIII return
by Thanksgiving.
PJ. Bowlin & Co have garnished the
funds of James H. McDermott in the hands
of the ST. Paul City Railway company TO sat
isfy a small claim.
Frederic A Pike was yesterday appointed
by Judge Olivier as administrator of the
estate of William j. Dunnebecke, deceased.
The realty is valued at $1,000 and the person
atty at s., 600.
Owing TO mistake in the arrangements,
the benefit TO Mrs. John +. Conroy, TO have
occurred at the corner of West Seventh and
Ramsey streets Saturday evening has been
postponed 10 Monday evening at o clock.
The opening work of Brooke's Typic a.
American orchestra has been received with
the widest demonstrations of approval. Al
La Crosse the papers spoke in the highest
terms of praise. The concert al the Peoples
church next Tuesday Will be great musical
event.
Carrie A. Lehnen asks a decree against
Nicholas Lehuen to the effect that he be re-
quired TO turn over to her mortgage notes for
ST. 700 ana TO set aside the assignment of
them by The Lombard Investment COM
pany TO Philip II. Lehnen and by him to the
defendant in this action.
@ The ST. Paul Swimming club will hold its
regular monthly meeting at Odd Fellows
hall Fifth and Wabasha streets, Monday
ut p. m. AS very important matters will
come before the meeting, including the cree
ton of a natatorlum, the members and
those interested in the aims of the CLUB are
invited to attend.
OJudge r. X. Nelson, of the United States
circuit court. has dismissed the cause of
Martha A. Moulton against Henry q. oidle
and others. This was an action to redeem
nine acres of land in Hennepin county, sold
under a mortgage given by The late husband
of Mrs. Moulton. The land was worth $500
in 1850, bnt mad increased 10 the value of Sl5.-
coo at the time of beginning the action. The
reason assigned for wanting the mortgage
sale set aside was that no notice of the pro-
posed sale was served upon Mrs. Moulton
personally 1t is held that as she was not i'll
actual occupancy of the property the statu-
tory notice by actual service was not neces
sary.
Iron Cribs. with brass trimmings, from
Sll50 to SIS; Iron Beds, 81 to So, at
QuinUy IL AbDOtLS.