St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Northwestern bank has sent up to
date gold to the treasury at Washington to
the amount of $3.50, 600
The National Bank of Troy, has brought
suit against Henry B. Beard to recover
Sc, 332 % on a mortgage note, and to foreclose
the mortgage.
Judge Smith has decided the case of The
T. E. James Company vs.. Charles G. Whit
ney tor the plaintiff. giving him Sol OH suit
on promissory note.
Mary E. Dorothy has petitioned the pro.
bate court for letters of administration of tine
estate of George E. Marshall, who leaves q
small estate to the petitioner.
The Mothers in Council will meet this aft
ernoon at the library. Mrs David F. Simp-
son will read paper on What Housekeep-
ers Ought to Know About Plumbing.
1t has been decided TO build a wing to the
hospital to cost about $?0,000. and W. B.
Dunnen. of this city the architect for the
home, was directed to draw plans forthwith.
a young lady disappeared from st. Paul
yesterday and the minneapolis police have
been asked to be on the lookout for her Her
name was not given, but she is described as
wearing blue dress, without hat, book in
her hand and Sl6 in her pockets.
Agent Tatro, of the Humane society, has
been spending nearly all OF his time at the
garbage docks near Tenth avenue south. The
mud there is bottOmless, and twenty three
teams were stuck in it Monday. Yesterday
total of forty-four teams were stalled.
The case of John Ferman against the LON
bard Investment company, an action TO re-
cover damages because a foundation had
been undermined by reason OF dripping of
water from the building of the defendant,
was on trial before Judge Canty and jury.
F. Brown, an employe of the Omaha road,
met with an accident by which his left leg
was broken last evening. The engine in
the yards of that com pany, while making up
a train, jumped the track and knocked him
down. He was taken to the Asbury hos
pital.
The city clerk and his force were kept on
the keen jump Yesterday to wait on the hun.
dreds Of citizens who feared q raid on their
canine pets by the horrid dog catchers.
There have been issued up to date PSI
licenses, of which 10I were for females.
This represents an income to the city of over
Sl,600
Frank P. Norris, who was indicted several
terms ago for forgery, was convicted of the
offense yesterday. The accusation was the
Outgrowth of a trial of a civil case in the dis
trict court brought by party to set aside a
note and mortgage on the grounds that it
had never been executed.
Portland Avenue society was we'll repre-
sented Yesterday afternoon in the hearing be-
fore Judge Hicks of the divorce case of
Emma II. Marks against jeremiah II. Marks
which was aired in the courts and reported
some weeks ago in the application of the
wife for aI1mony pending the trial.
Next week society will turn out in full
force to welcome their pet musical organiza-
tim. the famous Dostonians who begin a
weeks engagement at the Grand Monday
evening They Will open with robin Hood -
and during the week will appear in THE
Knickerbockers and 1.-The Ogalallas"
In the case of the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company against Walter A. Wells.
the defendant demurred to the complaint
claiming that there were two causes of ac-
ton, and asking that the plaintiff elect which
of the two causes it should try the issue
upon. The court holds that there was but
one cause of action, and denies the motion
Next week at the Bijou will be an event of
interest to the great body of thester-goers.
for it will present the popular comedian
Bobby Gaylor, in a new role. Comedian
Gaylor is the style of speciality performer
who comDels the mirthful appreciation of
even the sticklers for the legitimate drama
The chief charm about his work is its natu-
ralness. and the absence of noisy and mere
tricious devices to cause laughter.
The members of the Academy of Science
listened to three papers last evening at the
monthly meeting in the Library building
The first twas geological in lis nature. the
second treated of mineralogy, and the third
was discussion of the cholera topic. A H.
Elftman, of the geological survey, read q
thesis on "Pewabic Quartzte," which was
an answer to Dr.. Bailey article in the nine
tenth annual report of the geological sur
vey. Mr.. Elftman refutes DR.. Bailey's argu-
ments.