St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-23
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HERE AND THERE.

Judge Otis has been called to Georgia
by a telegram informing him of the
death of his sister.
Judge Kelly had 50 far recovered
from the grip that he was able to be
in his chambers yesterday.
The Itasca Investment company
filed a certificate of bylaws with the
secretary of state yesterday.
j. D. Vars, chief deputy collector
of internal revenue. has gone to Stay
Ton to attend the district court.
Judge Kerr yesterday heard the case
of Jacob r. Post against Neils Chris
Hanson and gave judgment for the
plaintiff for S472. 1t was a suit on
note.
Special Inspector of Customs Walter
Hudnell has been sent here from Chi
cago to succeed Special Agent H. A.
Moore. who has been removed to San
Francisco. 80
The executors of Walter Cary Tuck
erman have sued Clara M. Lynn and
the Burlington Heights Improvement
company, to recover $1,000 alleged to
be due on a note.
Robert Hyder has begun suit to re-
cover from Constable Walter B. Boyd
and his bondsmen, George B. Boyd and
Allen p Boyd, $3.50, for saloon fixtures
claimed to have been unlawfully seized.
United States Judge Nelson and
Clerk Hills left yesterday for Man
kato, to attend the term of the United
States court that opens there today.
Deputy United States Marshals Red
ding and Campbell went down last
night.
Judge John A Riner, of the United
States district court for the district of
Wyoming, will relieve Judge Nelson
on the bench during the term of the
circuit court, which opens at Duluth,
on May A.. Judge Nelson will open
the term, but being forced to go to
Winona to hold court there before the
Duluth term is concluded, Judge Riner
has been assigned to finish the term
at the latter place.
Capt Harries, collector of internal
revenue, left for Duluth yesterday on
general business. Capt. Harries says
that several income tax returns have
been received since the expiration of
the limit of time allowed for making
reports has elapsed. Some of these
are not subject to the penalty, an ex-
tension of time having been granted
for legitimate reasons. The others are
all liable to the penalty.
The second trial of the case of the
Earl Fruit Company against the Thur
ston Cold Storage and Warehouse
Company is being heard by Judge Will
lis and a jury. The plaintiff sued
nearly two years ago to recover some
81 100 claimed to have been advanced
on a consignment of apples in excess
of the amount received for the goods
when sold, the contention being that
the apples were consigned to be sold
on commission. The defense Is that
it was an outright sale and that the
money advanced was in payment of
the purchase price. The jury in the
first trial gave a verdict for $1,O11, in
favor of the plaintiff, but the supreme
court ordered a new trial.
Personal.
At the RYAN,. D. Cliff, John G.
Williams, Duluth; c. r. Davis, st.
Peter; F. c. Pingree, Detroit; Charles
Mayberg, New Ulm; c. r. Davis and
daughter, st. Peter; Whitney Wall,
Duluth; c. H. McWilliams, Boston; J.
L. Schere, st. Louis, w. H. Brown, A.
L. Katz. Chicago; F. T. Gates, New
York; L. G. Fouse, Philadelphia.
! At the Sherman-James Devlin, West
Superior, Wis; J. P. Mathews, Sioux
City, Ia; D. Russell, st. Cloud; Walter
Caesar, Mobile. Ala; F. H. Cotton, H.
d. Connors, Williamsport, N. D.
At the Clarenden-H. H. Kenrel, Du-
sluth; J. S. Hand, Osakis; V. w. Chaplin,
Carlton, Mimi. James McHale, Shake
pee; F. NJ. Davis, New York; w. T.
Tate, Chicago; A. H. Wood, New York.
AT the Windsor-W. J. Morrow, De-
troit; John D. Donaldson, Winnipeg;
A. B. Cole, West Superior; Charles T.
Fitzsimmons, Frank Sleeper, Duluth;
E. F. Young, Appleton; John Melville,
Detroit; James Christie, New York;
S. NJ. Wheaton, Caledonia, Wis; N. G.
Woodside, Chicago.
AT the observation-disclosures Nc
Naught, Duluth; S. w. Leavett, Litch-
field; F. L. Henine, Sandstone; John
A. Lamont, Fargo; John F. Stone,
Pine City; NJ. z. Baldwin, New
Frank Ives, j. A. Strawbridge, Crooks
ton; James A. LuXem, Elroy, Wis; E.
E. Wheelock, Mobile, Ala.
Judge W. NJ. Bickford, of Missoula.
ex-world's fair commissioner from
Montana and one of the leading citi-
Zens of that state, stopped yesterday
at the Merchants on his way East
AT the Metropolitan-Daniel Buck,
Mankato; G. n. Spear and wife, Mil
waukee: Mrs. F. Towle, New York; J.
L. Reeves and wife, Portland, Ore; J.
E. Miller and wife, San Francisco; p
Lang and wife, Philadelphia: c. E.
Morton, Boston; S. Nash and wife,
Louisville M. A Bingham and wife
New Ulm.