St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
SAINT PAUL.
THE WEEKS ROUNDUP.

THE WEEKS ROUNDUP.
The Olson-Wood contested election case is
SCI for hearing Wednesday before Judge
Otis.
The Security Trust company has been ap-
nointed administrator of the estate of Amos
G. Thompson.
Judge r. r. Nelson and other officials who
have been attending coultin Duluth returned
home Yesterday
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
Office yesterday from % Iglehart' $40 Msrla
and .SS Front street.
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock the Re
publican state central committee VIII meet
At the Windsor hetel.
Supt 1. P Hunt, of the worlds far com
mission, states that he expects TO raise Si,ooV
due from Dakota county at once.
Hannah Christina Olson was examined In
the probate court yesterday touching her
souuoness of mind, but was discharged
Judge Cornish has filed an order sustain
inv The demurrer 10 the complaint in the
case Of W. j. Mickey against The ST. Paul
CITY Railway Company.
Brooks Bros. have brought suit against
John Moline and others TO enforce me
ehanie's lien for SCI upon lois ana l
Thomas Street addition.
There will be no regular service at High
wood mission until sunday. June J. MT
Andrews viii officia,e The subject Of build
inga new church viii be openly discussed
The Seven corners bank has begun an ac-
ton against Mary Amelia Marshall 10 oe-
clare $, 30 70 te lien upon certain real
estate belonging TO the late Irwin Marshall.
Charles G. Smith has begun two actions
agaiust Nels }. Yelne one of which IS upon
q check for SIPS ana the other upon note
for $50. The effects Of Neiine have been
attached in each case.
Mrs. Nash. one OF the pioneer residents OF
St. Paul, died at her residence 255 East
Fourteenth street. yesterday morning. De
ceased was eIghty years Of age and she hao
been i'll for several months.
DR.. Parker, missionary of many wears
experience in India, now on his wav from
The general conference at Omaha, will speak
in the First VI. E. church. West Third and
Summit. this morning at 1850
After adiourning the matter for several
davs the board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract 10 Thornton & Shaw
for building sewers in Bidwell and Congress
streets at an aggregate cost Of S3.+49.
Michael W. PeT. a grocer on West Seventh
street. has made a general assignment to
Levi j. Templeton for the benefit of his
creditors. An attachment of his stock at the
instance of F. y. Harlow preciPitated the
assignment.
4 century run. so-eaIled. is planned by tn
St. Paul Cvele club The starr will be made
this morning at the club rooms. Fourth and
Robert streets. 1T O'Clock, and the run Will
be TO Northield and return. ana thence they
will so to Minneapolis and return.
Miss Ella NJ Hickey daughter CT j. H
Hickey, of the Northern Pacific railroad.
died on Friday at the residence OF her
father. 592 Iglehart street. The funeral Will
take place this afternoon, and the lnterment
will be made in Calvary cemetery.
Judge Kerr. in the cause of William Louis
Kelly Jr. vs. F. J. Erritt has filed an order
vscating a judgment for $3.50 entered in
favor of Kelly by a justice of the peace IN
1SgA. The case had been appealed to the
municipal court, but no judgment has yet
been entered there.
All. Closterman has garnished the funds
OF Mike Rosseter i'll the hands of the North
ern Pacific Railway company TO satisfy
claim of SI435 due for boarding. Similar
garnishments of funds of Ed Hotchkiss for
Sif 20 and Tom Rowan for Sl7 20 have been
made be Closterman.
The ST. Paul Teachers Training school
will have grand reunion at Mahtomedi
next Saturday 4 special train will leave the
union depot at 30 a. II. All teachers and
pupils who have ever been connected with
the normal department of this school are
expected to be present.
The obsequies Of the late Mrs. Dennis
RYAN occurred yesterday morning, and were
largely attended. The inteFment took place
at Calvary cemetery. and the pall-bearers
were James Ryan. R. B. GaInsna, p. 7. kav-
aaagh. Thomas Preildergast, Frank KeoSh,
p NJ Hennessey, L. A Cox and J. B. MeCOr-
mack.
An action begun by Michael T. Sweeney
against David Swa5k. The adena & Park
Rapids Railroad Company and The Great
Northern Railway Company. to enforce
lien for s., 81 on account Of grading en-
the Wadena & Park Rapids read, has been
transferred from Hubbard county to RAM
sey county for trial.
The greater portion of Sullivans oratorio,
THE Prodigal Son. will be given at the
evening service at ST. Johns Episcopal
church The solo parts will be taken by
Masters Ward, Lindsey, Matthews, Benedict,
Mead and Biggs; Messrs. Merrill, Willough
by, johnson, De Lacy and Walpole. This is
the first of yeries of musical services 10 be
given by this choir.
Women interested in ceramics, brick and
terra Gotta pottery, Dalton ware, clays, soft
and hard; glazed ware, embroideries an
cient and modern tapestries. laces, ancient
and modern, whether as workers or having
knowledge of workers or as exhibitors, will
meet at the rooms of the WCman's auxiliary
worlds far committee Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock in the New York Life building.
Mrs. E. A. Whitaker was seriously injured
Thursday by jumping from carriage while
attending a funeral. Theh0rses drawing the
carriage i'll which she was riding became
frightened by the discharge of gun. some of
the shot striking them. They started to run,
and Mrs Whitaker jumped, striking on her
face and shoulder. She was picked up in an
unconscious condition and removed to her
home. She viii be confined to the house for
some time as a result of her injuries.