St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-19
STINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

companv c, N. C. S. NJ, elected Iouf
new members last night.
NTavor Smith remained at home yes
+er6av nursing a sore throat
The municipal reform league VII
meet at the Commercial cluo tolllsht.
Anniversary entertainment az h stnr
len hall tonight, given by Weos'ei
lodge. AT NJ
Tomorrow night Company IL, M. IN,
G. will celebrate its fifth anniversary
with a dance at the armory.
Indge Kelly yesterday filed a decree
granting to Herman Bragg elVoIGS
from his wife, who deserted MN Yeas
ago. ,,.,s+ hos
oona TO Cleveland, O., to attend the
meeting of the National Superlht9li'--
ents' association.
4 donkey social will be given by the
Triple Link Rebekah lodge at the nome
of B. Holmquist. q Acker street
Thursday night.
SKA from D. d. Smith for DRIVING
lilies for the Red Wing bridge is on
rial before Judge Otis and jury
Horny / Mitchell has begun an ac-
zion against James H. Mailer to nave
set aside a lien on certain real estate
and enforce the payment OF lio'e'
The Crescent Creamery company has
Nfapee and the Metropolitan hotel
S9S9 Ga alleged to be due on account:
Hon t. S. Tyler, now of Sioux F'alis'
who represented Lyon county III lIe
Minnesota house two years ago: 10 a.
the Windsor, and will remain III the
city several days.
Robert Nc Elbry, of SOS East Thlrd
street fell on the sidewalk a few min
utes before II o'clock last night, frac-
turing an ankle. He was removed 10
his home in the Margaret street pd>
tTo!.
The case of Marie Wedeward against
Albert Hanft ct al. was on trial be1ore
Indge Kerr Yesterday. 1t is an action
to recover $500 on contract. Inc tes-
timonv was all taken, and twenty
DAYS were allowed in which 10 HE
briefs.
A slight fire broke out in an empty
shed in the rear of the jewish syni>
gogue, on College avenue near wa
baSha street, at 8:45 o'clock last even
ing. 1t was quickly .eXtingulShed.
The loss was nominal.
The assembly committee on streets
did not meet yesterday, owing 10 the
absence of a quorum, Messrs. van
Slyke and Reardon being the only ;y,
ones on hand. The committee VIII
meet at p. M Thursday.
The case of Philip Seibert and wife
against Eleanora Quesnell, involving
tbe title to some property formerly
forming a portion of the Langevln es-
tate, was partly heard by Judge Egah
yesterday and continued.
The damage suit of Lillian Hart
against the city was concluded in
Judge Kerr's court yesterday and was
given to the jury at 2:30 O'CLOCK. Inc
jury had not agreed up to the hour OF
adjournment and a sealed verdict was
ordered
recover from the Omaha road $1,2l5 fo1
damage done on his premises by
fire alleged to have resulted from one
of defendants locomotives, came up
before Judge Otis yesterday. The
plaintiff lives in Washington county,
SO the suit will probably be dismissed
here. Judge Otis continued it until
this morning, however.
The lecture of Max O'Rell, the fa>
nous French humorist and author, at
the Park Congregati onal church next
Thursday evening is entitled. Her
gether new. 1t should be borne in
mind that this is Monsieur O'RelPa
farewell visit to America, and those
who fail to hear him now will regret
the lost opportunity.
The hearing of the suit of Mrs Eliza
beth Allen for a divorce from her hus>
band, Joseph Allen, both colored, was
concluded before Judge Egan yester>
day and taken under Amusement,
Some of the testimony introduced yes
terday was too foul for publication.
Both sides accuse each other of con-
duct that could not very appropriately
be discussed at a tea party.
Judge Otis yesterday denied the mo-
ton of defendant for new trial in
the case of David Swank VS.. A. K.
Barnum. This was a suit to recover
$4,000 on contract, and verdict for
some $4,000 was given in favor of the
plaintiff. Judge Otis remarks that he
thinks this verdict too high, but in
view of the fact that it was largely a
question of credibility of witnesses,
he does not feel warranted in inter>
fering with the finding of the jury.