St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-10
PLYMOUTH
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Corner Seventh and Robert s.. Paul.
Nicollet and Third street, Minneapolis.
MIDWEEK TRIFLES.

Three minor building permits were issued
yesterday aggregating $3.50
Judge Charles D. Kerrls indisposed, aud is
not sitting Oh the district court bench
Il. B. Griffith has sued Patrick Connolly
and others to recover Sl92. 10 due on a settled
account.
Policeman John IIayek resigned yesterday
because he was found asleep on duty last
Saturday.
Charles Jones, colored, went up for thirty
days yesterday, for assaulting another col
ored man named Linnen.
John Kinds got ninety days in the work
house yesterday for picking up small articles
that belonged to other parties.
Albert Schnlke for embazsling small sums
from the G. B. Lewis Coal company, went to
the works yesterday tor ninety days
Pat McSalm, The man discharged from
Lowry power house, says he learned today
that he was fired for being so active for Law
Ter.
Judge Otis is engaged in trying the cause
of james a. Smith and r. c. Libbey against
John &. Glover The suit involves d deal in
valuable timber land.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 240
Sherman qua a.! Case, diphthera at '316 Vic
toria, In nbraneous Group at 1l3S Forest, GIG
Maryland and IS Palace. g.,
The Germania Life Insurance company has
entered suit against the Mile Lacs County
Bank of Princeton to recover Sj6! 50 alleged
to be due for insurance premiums collected.
Gordon & Ferguson have attached the
effects of Jake S. Cohen to satisfy claim of
$35l for goods sold; Gutterman Bros. have
also attached Cohen u Co. to recover S307.30
for goods sold.
Ed Murphy, a common bum" was run in
by Officer MuTnane last evening for pocket
picking. He had gone through drunken
mans pockets and secured q few dollars,
baggage check aud a razor.
The great New York comedy success, ''The
Junior Partner. will be seen at the Metro
politan opera house the fist half of next
week, beginning Monday evening. The sale
of seats and boxes begins at the box Office
this morning.
Judge Brill has filed an order in the case
of Samuel E. Hall against The Crescent
Creamery company. The defendant is de-
creed to have the right to the property in
question under a chattel mortgage, and to
credit the plaintiff with the payment of
$500 on It's claim.
In the police court yesterday H. Wells, the
colored lad, got 90 days in the workhouse for
stealing Attorney Lewis overcoat Earnest
Coleman, the white boy arrested with him
by Detective Werrick, was held TO Friday for
hearing on the charge ofvagrancy
John Burch was picked up by the police
Tuesday night and, as he claimed to be sick,
was taken to the city hospital. The physici-
ans would not receive him. as it was appar-
ent TO them that he was a fraud. So he was
given cell at the station, and yesterday was
sent to the works for thirty days as a vagrant.
The Civil Engineers Society of ST. Paul and
Minneapolis will leave here at Il o'clock TO-
night for West Superior, on the invitation of
the engineers of that city, whose guests they
will be during Friday and saturday There
will be about forty i'll the party from here
and they will visit the points of interest
about Superior and Duluth and the mines at
Tower.
The two Belgian women and five children
that the relief agent has had in charge for
some days will probably be sent back to
Chicago today. The Northern Pacific people
have been unable to locate their husbands in
Vancouver, and the authorities here are con-
siderably iueelsed over the action of the
Belgian consul at Chicago in sending the
women here destitute.
About one hundred Elks from the Mime
Rpolls, saltwater and Duluth lodges will at
tend the Eills' benefit at the Metropolitan
opera house tomorrow afternoon. They will
arrive nj the union depot at l p. IN. sharp
and will be escorted by the local lodge and
Seibert's Great Western band to the Elks'
hall, corner WabaSha and Third, and then TO
the Metropolitan opera house in time for the
performance. Unexpected that the parade
viii number about 800 people and will be
most imposing spectacle.
Mr.. Charles Dickson with his own com
pany viii present his comedy farce, "Incog,"
that made such tremendous hit in this
city last season, and begin an engagement of
four nights and Saturday matinee at the
metropolitan opera house this evening.
''Incog'' will be preceded by the beautiful
one act play, THE salt Cellar. Sunday
night, the last performance Of Mr. Dickson's
engagement he will produce for the first
time OH any stage his new comedy, "a Paltry
Million and in connection with this he will
do his new One-act success. The Man About
Town" Seats and boxes can now be secured
for this engagement.