St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09

THE NEWS AFTERMATH.

An adjourned meeting OF the PARK Dohru
will be held this evening
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 272 Aurora avenue.
The eieclment case OF Bell against the city
isstil on trial in Judge Kelly's court.
Rabbi Hess. of the temple will discourse
on Robert Ingersoll." at 1879 this evening.
II. Peterson is on trial on an indictment
for stealing two overcodts from AAel l..
Gilman.
The owatonna Soap company filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF state
yesterday.
Judae Kerr's court is engaged with the
case of A. S Morrison ct al. against b. W.
Smith ct al.
George e. Young. as assignee of John r.
McDermott has sued William Ii. Timer 10
recover S3lS. SO.
Charles Rogers was acquitted by the jury
on charge OF larceny, but is held to answer
to another Indictment.
The decorations of the Minnesota club
were designed by William l.. banning DR.,
who superin;ended their erection.
Judge Brill's court is engaged in the trial
OF the action brought by the Malcomo sewer
Pipe Company against Mary A. Hanley ct al.
The regular weekly meeting of the Cen
trial W c. r Z. will occur this afternoon nj
8 O'Clock, in the Nathan Ford Music build
ing. Room 81. Take the elevator.
The board of aldermen and assembly VIII
meet in Joint session on June 20, and elect
president to succeed AssemDlyman Lightner,
who now presides over the joint bodies.
Onnext Thursday evening Supt. Gilbert
,lali oAd
sion of the formal opening of the Stout
manual training school III Menominee, Wis.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
George Michel for Il 5000 dwelling on Bel Bel
lows street and 10 G. j. Nagle for Si,O0O
house on Portland avenue near Avon street.
In the suit of the administrator OF the es-
tate of William Welsch against Bridget Ed
wards, the jury returned a verdict of S50 for
Bridget Edwards.
John II. Groesbeck wps admitted by the
supreme court yesterday to practice law III
all the courts of the state. He was fortlhed
by recommendation from the stale board OF
examiners in law.
CIV Cannon and A. NJ. Hotter, representa-
tiyes of the Helena Commercial club, were In
the city to participate in the celebration OF
the Great Northern road, and brought Gre
dentals as delegates from their club.
"Wednesday County Treasurer Andrew N.
Nelson turned over to the city treasurer
$3.50 600. OF this sum, $4,000 goes 10 the
city revenue fund, SIS, 00O to the school fund
and $4,000 to the water board on account OF
the frontage tax.
The present is Il public week with the
schools of the city. Every one interested III
education is invited TO attend the schools
and the result is that many hundreds OF
parents and friends visit ST. Pauls educa-
tional institutions daily.
The adjntnnI general was yesterday notified
that pensions had been granted as follows:
To Edgar A Fisher, of Long Prairie, for Sl2
a month"; beginning July n, 1892; to James
Norman. of Hutchinson, for SIG month, to
begin Dec Z, 1892; to Morris W. Scnordt, of
White Bear for ST., to begin NOV. 30, 1892
Charles Gray, whose name is said to be
John Weber, was arraigned in the police
court Yesterday, charged with grand larceny
Weber and a companion stole The cash
register, containing SOS, from the saloon OF
J. Il. Delaney Wednesday night His part
ner not having been arrested, the case was
continued to June 10.
The decision of Judge Otis in the Seeger
maudamus case will have the effect of
knocking out a number of contracts with the
city now in operation. Among these are the
garbage free baths, and several others. Mr..
Seeger, seen last evening, said the report
that tho gasoline lamps would not be lighted
owing to the decision was incorrect 1t had
been decided to keep on with the work, but
as to how long this would be done was
question
Ronald Stewart is the general agent of the
Great Northern Express company, and in adj
dition to being a companionable gentleman
and good business man, is a Democrat OF
the old school. He is in the city attending
the celebration, and the employees Of the ex-
press company got hold of him Wednesday
and made an effort to convince him that the
parade was gotten up 10 celebrate his thirty
fourth birthday, as it came in conjunction
with the parade. Whether he was grounded
III that belief or not, yet he was convinced
that he was held in high esteem by the pres
enlation of ali elegant onyx clock in honor
of his birthday by the employees of the Great
Northern Express company. The presenta-
ton speech was delivered by L. &. Parker,
the travelling agent for the same company.
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