St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-04
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN TERsE TYPE.

There will be a sunfiower concert anc
little play at Highwood Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Episcopal chalel.
r. W Wright was held to the grand jury
yesterday Oh u charge OF stealing pair OF
pants and Il watch from a room on East Sew
enth street.
j. c. Michael, the ex-assistant corporation
attorney under Dan w. Lawler, has been
chosen as the legal adviser of the town OF
South ST. Paul.
The case of Dennis S. Sperry against Edgar
c. Long Mary f. Sherwood ct al, was beard
yesterday by Jul se Egan without jury and
taken under Amusement.
Gus Peterson, who was released from Still
water last Saturday after serving two years
sentence was sent to the workhouse for
thirty days yesterday on a charge or va
grancy.
Dr. j. F. Baker. after a long residence on
West Fifth street. has finally decided to re-
move, and has taken up his residence at No.
$40 Dayton avenue, where he Will be domi
riled today.
Carl Lambrecht, a young man OF twenty
years. was adjudged insane by the probate
court Yesterday, and will be taken to the
Rochester asylum. He has been respondent
for some months.
Benjamin jacobsen, a stove dealer at 1920
University avenue, has made an assignment
of all his effects to 0. H. Freeman for the
benefit of general creditors. The assets
amount to about 5000.
Patrolman james Nugent. who is now an
adjutant in the mayors Office, marshaled
eleven of the keepers of houses of ill-fame
into the police court yesterday afternoon
AS a result Of his generalship the city treas
ury is ST. 100 to the good.
The sales of land delinquent for taxes in
the Eighth assessment district of the city
were made yesterday by the county auditor
Today the sales will be in the Ninth and
Tenth districts of the city. This will COM
plete the sales in the city proper, and will be
followed by the town. villages and township
sales.
Segals oil painting that has been attract
ing so much attention of late, "Whisperings
of Love. has been placed on exhibition at
John hills buffet. Segall is the artist who
recently made the Press club present OF the
elegant painting that now adorns the recep
ton room of the club.
The ST Paul Camera club has leased the
rooms formerly occupied by Fredericks
Rooster IA East Third street. and they are
now being rapidly put in shape for use of the
members. The accommodations offered are
to be equal 10 that of any amateur photog-
raphers society in the country and will be
credit to the city.
The St Paul Philosophical society met in
Its room, in the Globe building. last night
NJ the usual time. Two interesting papers
were read. One by Mrs. NJ. L. Miller COM
pairing The Old orthodox ideas of death with
those happier conceptions Of the matter held
by theosophists. The other by T. Henning
on Death and After" These papers were
followed by some thoughtful discussion of
the subjects.
Last Saturday night Ellen Ratten aban-
doned her infant child on all out of the way
street in this city. Shortly afterward she
was arrested and in the police court yester-
day arrAigned on d charge of child desertion.
When the case was called George White of
LIE Sueur who Ellen claimed was the father
of the child, stepped up and announced that
he was ready to marry the defendant. The
ceremony was soon over and the case against
the woman dismissed The womans real
lame was Ellen RapIey.
Edward Keete a Well-knOwn sport, was ar
rested last night by Sergeant Sullivan Keefe
engaged in dice game with a Duluth sport
named NJ. f. Harmon. and at the wind-up
Harmon was short So in cash and a diamond
ring and pin on which Keefe had advanced
615 more Harmon wanted to settle for $50 !
and rendered thai amount to Keefe for the I
ring and pin. Keefe insisted on the pound |
Of flesh. and although he gave back the stud |
told Harmon he would keep the ring until he |
was paid the other So Like all dead game |
sports, Harmon kicked to the police, and as
the result of the kick Keefe was arrested.