St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-20
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL CHROMOTYPEs.

Col. Clark Chambers, of Owatonna,
was caller at the capitol yesterday.
Reported at the health Office yeSter-
day: Scarlet fever alt lSS Prescott
street.
The contract with j. Ii. Nevin for the
Canal street sewer was executed yester-
day.
Henry Crandall has attached the eff
fects of John Jenannsen to satisfy
claim of $1,000.
The board Of equalization met yester-
day anu adjourned until O'Clock this
afternoon without doing any business
The explosion Of a gasoline stove at
133 South WabaSha street called out the
department yesterday afternoon. Dam
age trilling.
j. Fletcher Williams. the secretary of
the state historical society, has just r.
turned from an extended visit to the
worlds fair in Chicago.
Carrie K. Bliss has begun an action
against the assignee OF Bushnell "
Bushnell, and against Others To fore
close a mortgage for 1925.
Frank Dohahnwpr, clerk in the
Omitted States marsha'S Office, IS taking
vacation. and incidentally fishing
with a camping party.
LII Tie pefSOHdl luJu uIH CdNt VI
Eugene q. Teeter against Tne Northern
Pacific Rail/Iad company the jury IS
out considering its verdict.
Aid. Warren has a scheme on foot
looking to moving tine Hill arches on
the streets 10 Como park and putting
them up for permanent ornaments.
The American Bond AMI Loan Com
pany of Duluth filed articles Of incor-
porati0n i'll the office O the secretary of
state yesterday. Tnr capital stock is
$4,000.
Charles Dewitt Austin was yesterday
admitted by the supreme court to prac-
tlce law in all the courts Of the slate,
upon the recommendation of the state
board of examiners III law.
Judge Williams and jury, III the
United States circuit court, are en-
gagged in trying the personal injury
case of John NJ. Erickson against [ e
ohnManutactaring company.
The attorneys in tie ease of Wallace
w. Thomas against Lyman c. Dayton
are taking dispositions 10 be re- in the
cause 10 be heard in the United States
circuit court. The testimony is being
taken before Oscar B. Hills as Il COM
missioner of the court.
George Baker, youth who stole 500
from bOarder in the house kept by his
mother, was in the police court ytStar-
day. The case was cerIti 10 the dis
trIct court, and George VIII spend the
next few years i'll the reform school at
Red Wing.
a Sneaking. looking specimen of hui
manity named Harry Morgan was ar
raigned in the police court yesterday
afternoon charged with disorderly con
duct. Morgan made all indecent eX-
hi Of RI irl
named Annie De M0ine. The evidence
was not conclusive, and Morgan escaped
with thirty days sentence i'll the
WOrkhOuSe.
The board of public works yesterday
decided to report adverse to the con-
StructiOn OF sewers OIL Charles and
Thomas streets. The Charl s street
sewer was estimated 10 cost s., 800, and
the one on Thomas street $2O,U0O. The
reason given by the BOARD Tor this ac-
ton was that the property owners on
the streets were opposed to tile ln-
prOVementS.
The Puget Sound National bank has
sued John Mather. Robert {. Ellutt and
George \. Nelson, partners under the
name of Elliott ~ Mather, TO recover
$50, 800, due OH bills of exchange. Funds
of the defendants have been garnlshed
in the hands of the ST. Paul Title In-
,surance and Trust company, the Union
Bank of ST. Paul, and the Minneapolis
Trust company. Mi. Elliott was tie
private secretary for Gov. Merriam part
of his administration.
Richard Reed, charged with attempt
ing to rob the cash drawer at the store
AOf p. H. Webb, was sent to the work
,house yesterday Tor ninety days. Reed,
it is understood, is out OF the reforma-
tory on parole. and if such is the case
the superintendent of that institution
will be notified to come to st. Paul and
take the prisoner back. The detectives
have not arrested the two men who
were with him when The attempt to
turn the trick was nIade.
Mary Zirkelbach, the little girl who
was run over by a street Car Tuesday
night, is reported as being much i'm
proved, and with fair chance for re
cov5ry. Yesterday morning her left
leg was amputated above the knee by
Drs. Marquis, Sweeney and Ancker, and
last evening her condition WAS such as
to give hopes that She would pull
through the shock caused by the ampu-
tatiOn.