St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31
SHlNT 2 RUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The state library has received copy
OF the Legislative Manual of Connec-
ticut for the year 1895.
The assignee of Mast, Buford & Bur-
well was yesterday instructed to de-
clare dividend OF Is per cent.
A suit TO recover Sc, 210 alleged to be
due on a note has been begun by Mrs.
n. A. Danforth against -Nicklas Hardy.
Anthony j. Peil. the shoe dealer at
g. East Seventh street, yesterday made
an absolute assignment to Edward c.
Smith.
The collections of the state insur-
ance department during the month
of March were: From taxes, so, 47S.-
46; from fees, S1,74S.00.
Judge Egan yesterday made an order
granting alimony to the defendant in
the suit OF Peter Degovich for divorce
from his wife, Louisa.
The case of Schnabel VS.. Smell was
submitted to the jury in Judge Willis
court last evening, with instructions to
return a sealed verdict.
The Mile Laos Lumber company has
begun suit against the Milaca Manu-
featuring company to recover $7165 al
legged To- be due on account.
C. j. Bailey, an administrator of the
estate of Flora NJ. Bailey, has begun
suit against E. H. Milham to recover
'S45G alleged to be due on note.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet
at 2:30 p. N. in Cretin high school,
corner Fort and Sixth streets. All
members are requested to be present.
The next regular meeting of Ellis
worth circle, ladies of the G. A. r., will
be held next Thursday evening in Cen
trail Odd Fellows block, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, third floor.
In the $1,000 personal damage suit of
Mrs. Kate Hamberg against the street
railway company the jury in Judge
KelIy's court yesterday returned
verdict for SIS in favor of the plaintiff.
Judge Egan yesterday made an order
denying the application of Linda M.
Kent for alinlony, pending the hearing
of her suit for divorce from her hus-
band, Henry II. Kent. She was al
lowed attorney fees, however.
The associated charities will hold its
sami-annual meeting at it's Office, 994
New York Life building, at 4 o'clock
next Monday. Following the officers
reports will be an address by Rev. e.
p. Ingersoll, D. d. All Interested citi-
gems will be welcome.
Mrs. Martha J. Pound yesterday re-
,sseived a verdict for $1,000 in Judge KEEL
ly's court in her suit to recover from
J. H Pound, the father of her dead
husband $4,000 for her husbands in
terest in the Pound Publishing COM
pany.
The many friends of Harry J. Far
rell, the well-known young business
man, will be pleased to learn that he
has passed the danger line, and is
on the way to recover from his sud
den and very serious illness. He was
operated on successfully and will soon
be around again. He is now at st.
Luke's hospital.
According to the report submitted
yesterday to the state auditor, the
Minneapolis, st. Paul &c Sault Ste Marie
Railway company will pay a tax Of
SlS,SSS.67 On its gross earnings during
the year 1894. The assessment is per
cent upon total of 1919, 1899. The
earnings from freight traffic were
$l9l, SN.SS, and from passengers $119,-
665.61.
The Woman Suffrage Association of
st. Paul will hold a meeting Wednes-
day, April 8, at 3 o'clock p. m, in room
81 Of Ford's music store, for the pur-
pose OF adopting constitution and by
laws. A full attendance of those who
have given their names is desired, and
cordial invitation to attend is ex-
tended to all persons interested
Labor Commissioner Powers desires
to inform the various libraries Of the
state that he has received from the
commissioner of labor of Michigan an
offer to furnish to any library. gratis.
upon receipt of a formal request, all
the official publications of the Michi-
gan department. Mr.. Powers states
that the reports of the latter state
are among the most valuable of any
issued throughout the country.
Judge Sanborn yesterday received
copy of the decision of United States
Judges Gilbert and Bellinger, of the
oregon district, denying the motion for
removal of the receivers Of the Union
Pacific railroad from the receivarship
OF the Oregon Short Line, and the ap-
polntment Of other receivers. The de-
c1sion gives leave to renew the motion
after the questions involved have been
submitted to the circuit court at Chew
enne.