St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-20
SAINT PRUL
HERE AND THERE.

The Central w. q. /. =; e. , ~ ar :
Ford's Music hall TINS ai'ei ii00--
o'clock. emit of q.
III U.S. a oainst D. D. Smith is stlll
vi The Retail Clerks associate ", WI II
10 i+s sixth annual ball at LliI > h>'ii
tomorrow night. ,,it
Alexander Cathcart has pr1ugai S SS5F'
to recover from Desire Mlcl'f' ''N' TO'
alleged to be due as rent e,.,
Ioeenh Schaaf seeks to recover -, IRON ON
1oSenh ITnten and Nicholas T1l1NS
Sl9S ALLEGED to be due on hote'
kmelia w. Kimball yesterday mace
on assignment to James II. DaNlusoli'
The assets are placed at sou.
q James Nichols has begun an az
ton against GustaVe feteI "O 80 e,a se.
- recover 81 ,OQG loaned on moftS@60
In 1889. dow In
+ba bringing of new suits in the als>
trict court. no less than fourteen Ii"
ing been hled. or.
Wu1iam r. Dean has brought, an IN az az
zion TO recover from ): r. tnnorad to
Ger and f. H. Ehlers 1890 aiie7
be due on note. o,,manceA
s,,it 70 recover from the st: F S,3i al
Sastment and Savings society s4'f' ''i
7er,ee McDonel, Mrs. f. NJ; MELON aT.oi.a
NJ Miss Clara McDonel ana MISS 49, ~
West, a party OF Pnl1lpsptul t ~ Mer,
,saoTia are registered at the Niei
chants. oa Yesterday
,niSS the suit of Alexander otelll'
tiet,. - 5ainst William a. DaVeIh W ie,
n 49, "a 0lO alleged to be Que Oh 9"
mortgage. -------.1-. - 70
-pohert Hvder has begun suit TO re-
cover from the PSabstf Bp p7icings pro
p aIiG go whereby plaintiffs property
Uyas seized on an attachment
Iobn q Knapp yesterday brougtl-
.,'it q gainst the Travellers lhSurdncSf
oorr to enforce the paymenI ot
sian alleged to be due on an a iff
Insurance policy held by Pla1il LII o,,,-
nies The Adams Mining company
p 9nd the Mesabe and Northern Town Nh
e;te con7nany filed certificates Oh oy
laws with the secretary OF state SeS'
day. ,,.-. oo,,,nanv
The Rathbun Iron Mining COMPANY,
of Duluth, and the Dulutn, on Misf fled
& Northern Railway company nieu
oortifica+es of amendment to arllcIess
of incornOration with the secretary oI
state yesterday. of
I,odowic D. House, as receiver %
the Athletic Park association mas
begun an action ton 70 e3oo r Sliced to be
dMe On 81 eco worth of the association
stock held by him. G.
The Minnesota Fish company, OF St.
Paul, filed articles OF lhcorpoIs lSIoii
with the secretary of state yesterday
The capital stock is $2O.O00, ana the ~ u
corporators are Peter Dltch9' T. N0i>
Enger and c. H. Mems.
r H. McDermont, formerly OF St.
Pau1. but now a successful attorney
at Grand Forks, was in the CITY yes
terday. He made snort can oi.
Judge Willis, in whose Office ne Was
at one time employed.
Judge Kelly and jury are hearing
the suit of E. J. Schell VS.. The Dak0ta
Land and Live Stock COMPANY; The
elIit is for the recovery of 5000 on a
note. The defense pleaded the statute
of limitations.
On the musical programme to be
presented at Cretin hall on the even even
ing of Mrs. Lakes temperance leCt-
IRE. Feb. p. will be Miss Katherine
Collins and John F. Gehan. They are
well and favorably known.
Mrs. l.. L. Wheelock, who was Sc
verely injured by a fall from the court
house steps some time ago, was taken
to ST. IUke's hospital yesterday ait
ernoon. While her injuries are or a
serious nature, it is. believed that she
will recover.
The Ivy Leaf Social club will give
its last prize masquerade bail Oh tle
season next Saturday evening at "a
South Robert street. Music will be
furnished by the F'lorentine orchestra,
A gold medal will be awarded to the
best lady and gentleman Walter.
Harry Kennedy, the gambler who
pleaded guilty about two weeks ago &c
having sWindled "greeny IN a care
game and was sentenced to pay f1ne
from
day, the fraternity" having made uE
the required amount of "chink' to pay
the fine.
The Duluth, Red Wing & Southern
Railroad company filed certificate OF
earnings for 1884 on the Red Wing 4
Zumbrota branch with the state au-
ditor yesterday. The earnings
amounted to $7S,O4931, on which the
state collects a per cent tax, amount
ing to 81 .560.59
The second trial of the personal IN
jury damage suit of Charles Huepp-
chen against the Chicago GreatW esterr
road is on trial before Judge Brill anc
q Jury. The suit is for $40, 600 on ac-
count of the loss CT a foot by being
hurt by a South St. Paul motor train
The jury disagreed in the former trial
The ST. Paul Fire and Marine In
surance company has filed complain
in an action to recover $1,000 from the
Dakota Land and Live Stock company
ct al. Plaintiff alleges that it made {
five-year loan Of $4,000 to the principa
defendant in 1892 and default havins
been made in the payment of the in
terest, the action is brought for tn
whole amount.
The city street is a great recruitin:
ground for reformatory and penal in
Stitutions. Can legislation help i'm
prove the condition of street juven
lies? This will be the subject for con
sideration Of the conference at
o'clock this afternoon, under the aus
pices of the Associated Charities, il
the rooms Of the Commercial clut
Able speakers, general discussion. Al
interested are invited.
The jury has again disagreed in tn
damage suit of Lillian Hart agains
the city. This makes the second dis
agreement in the case. The jury wa
lison was taken so i'll during the DELFT
erations that DIR. Bramhall had to b
called to attend to him. Mr.. Filing
son fought it out, nevertheless, an
when the jury was discharged, at
O'Clock yesterday, he was SO weak b
had to be taken away in carriage.
At the request of members of labC
organizations Rev. Niclaus Bolt wi
address a mass meeting in Turne
evening of March 10, on the ''LabC
Movement From the Point of Vie
of the Pulpit" He has touched on II
questions underlying this InovemeI
in some of his sermons, and this NEE
ing is the outcome. While originat il7
in labor circles, the public general
are asked to come. Gen. Mason he
kindly lent the military band for tt
meeting.