St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-19
SAINT PAUL.
SMALL FRY.

street,
John Hennek was awarded verdict OF
SlO6 &c against Joseph Indykiewicz.
The trial OF the case Of Ryan against Ryan
has not yet been concluded before Judge
Egan.
Diphtheria is reported from 1OS Valley
street 523 Blair, SIG Payne avenue and 725
FauQuier street.
Findings were awarded in favor OF the
plaintiff in the case of Griggs Cooper d co.
against Joseph Capser.
The jury in the federal court disagreed in
the case of Gardner, who was accused Oh
selling liquor to Indians.
Judge Willis is engaged in hearing the
mechanics lien case Of Mons Nelson against
Hans Jensen and others.
G. j. Rice was awarded verdict of S25i.7-
against Price McGill d Co. as the value Oh
lithographing stones ana art work.
Officer Henry j. Pothen has been detailed
for s4 rvice as detective, to work under tne
direction of Chief of Detectives McGlnn.
John Brown was awarded a verdict OF
s. 200 against the Kansas City Railroad com
pany by a jury in the United States circuit
court.
Two building permits, aggregating S6OO,
were issued Yesterday Tor the DullulnS ol
two barns, by Carl Rudiger and Conrad
Fischer.
Judge Bril's court is still engaged with the
case of George f. Miller against Milton g..
Barruger motion of the defendant TO
dismiss was denied.
Ole o. WeStgaarde, a lumberman from
Washburne. Wis, arrived in the city yester-
day with both feet badly frozen. lie was
taken to the city hospital.
Lieut. Pendy, who has been on duty at the
Margaret street station for some time, was
transferred to the Rondo station yesterday
His place will be taken by Lieut.. Babe, OF the
Rondo station
The Merchants Insurance company, OF
Providence II. l., aud the Manufacturers
and Merchants Mutual company, OF ROCK
ford, Iii. were readmitled TO do business IN
the state yesterday.
Judge OTIS and jury are trying the action
of W llium Troy against the city to recover
SI,9Q5 for damages to property by the Hood
ing of a cellar at the corner OF Broadway
street and University avenue.
State Auditor Bierman was at his Office in
the capitol Yesterday for the first time since
his injury several weeks ago His broken
limb is still very painful, and he requires as
sistaHCe TO move only short distance.
The next entertainment in the Peoples
course will be Saturday evening at Market
hall. Rev. r. McClary will deliver his hu-
morous lecture ou Sunshine i'll Labor. A
fine musical programme will also be given.
Two deaths were reported at the Office Of
the health department yesterday. Mrs. Star
KEY, aged thirty, died from the effects of
surgical operation and Mary Mayer, aged
three years, died from cerebral menengtis
All Yuk was discharged upon the habeas
Corpus proceeding before Judge AlOnzo j.
Fdgerton Yesterday. He is the Chinaman
that the government proposed TO deport
under the Chinese exclusion act OF congress.
A quarlei;e of citizens were adjudged in
Haue by the probate court yesterday and
ordered confined in the Rochester asylum.
They are named Belwena Fleigg Lucy Glib
son. Gertrude Carlson and William W.
Rhodes.
Jonn O'Shea was arrested Yesterday after
noon on the charge of stealing pair OF
trousers from a secondhand store on East
Seventh street He was caught in the act by
Officer Mcbride. He will have hearing this
morning.
Insurance Commissioner Smith yesterday
reappointad d. c. Lightbourn as his deputy,
pointmcnt was expected by Mr.. Lightbourns
friends as he has made an bic and compe-
tent official
The regular meeting of the board of public
works will be held this afternoon i'll tbs
rooms of The board in the city hail. There
are a number of assessments for the grading
of streets and the laying of sewers which will
be voted Oh by the board.
Judun Pril1 hos filnd n dnPran in thn Of
the Upper Levee Syndicate against Anna
Kohout and Others. Ii is held that the paint
if is entitled to have the title TO the land in
dispute. located on the upper levee, Quieted
i'll it,
Pearl Smith prays the district court to di-
Vorce her from her inconstant husband,
Herman Smith, whom she accuses of i'm
proper relations with Hazel Warner at New
Tim last fall. Pearl is not yet sixteen years
old, and was married last August at White
Bear The husband IS tWenty-three years
Old
The inquest over the remains of little
Willie Meisner who was killed Tuesday after
noon by an electric car while he was playing
i'll front of his home at ll13 West Seventh
street, resulted in the finding Of verdict by
the jury to the effect that the boys death was
caused by his own negligence The funeral
will be held this afternoon from The home of
the deceased.
The action Of John Burkel against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company is being
tried before Judge Nelson and jury in the
United States circuit court A demand of
5000 is made for the death of PLAINTIFF son
10y being crushed between two cars Burkel
was behind a car at work when loaded cars
on the siding started down grade and struck
the car where he was standing
In his efforts TO play joke on friend las
elCning 5. 5. Martin made serious mistake
and as Il consequence he passed the night In
the central police station. He gave his coat
to the friend 10 pawn in q secondhand store
on West Seventh street. and after the friend
had departed with the coat he went he went
to the central station, where he claimed to
have been robbed of the article. Detectives
Meyerding and McGuiggan were set to work
on the case, and when .hey found the status
OF affairs they locked Martin up on the
charge of disorderiy conduct.
John Chrislianson, light-haired young
man dressed i'll a liz LIT suit, occupied Cell
No. 9 al the central station last night, his
liberty having been taken away on the charge
Of larceny. He was accused by Lizzie Chris
tiansOn of having taken an Oil painting, rep
resenting q mountain scene. from her law
full possession and appropriating it to his
own use. lie was arrested at his room on
Sibley street, where the oil painting was
found, snugiy ensconced over the fireplace,
forming the principal ornamentin the room.
He was locked up for the night after vou-
bic explanation 10 Lieut. Boerner as to how
the picture came into his possession. lie
will have chance to explain the facts in the
case TO the judge this morning.