St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-22
HERE AND THERE.

q Volume 81, New York Supreme Court
Reports, has been received by the
state library.
An action to quiet title to large
quantity of real estate has been begun
Clay.
Judge Otis and jury are hearing
the suit of John K. Fuller to recover
from Elenore Quesnel a deficiency of
Sc, 600 on a $40, COO mortgage foreclosure.
Prof. F. c. Boucher, of Examiner
Kenyon's department, whose recent
serious Illness has already been noted,
is again at his desk and immersed in
official laborS.
Supt. Gilbert desires to again give
notice of the teachers examination
which will take place next Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Manual Train
ing school, beginning at a. m.
Judge Brill yesterday took under
consideration an application of. the
Merchants National bank for permits,
sion to sell lot of collateral notes
| of the Mast, Buford & Burwell firm,
| insolvent.
Simon Jacob is made defendant in
! two suits filed yesterday. One is for
| S606 alleged to be due S. T. Myers &
Co on account, and the other for Sl91
| alleged to be due ArnStine Bros. on
account.
Mah-se-o-pa, a full-blooded Brule,
| but educated in the government
SCHOOLS, ana now q successful prac>
| ticing attorney at Omaha, was an in
| terested and interesting caller at the
| state library yesterday.
| Judge Kerr and jury are hearing
the. suit of the st. Paul Building as
| ISOLATION to recover from Robert We'll
| lisIch $1,000 alleged to be due on
note. The defense is that the plaintiff
accepted a transfer of the liability.
Judge Brill yesterday continued the
hearing of the suit of Willoughby
Brothers against The St. Paul German
Insurance Company until Tuesday of
next week, on account of the illness
| of Attorney Lightner, for the defense.
Miss Dora Tanning, secretary to the
state examiner, has just returned
| from an extended trip to Florida and
doesn't know about the Mardi Gras
| festivities is unworthy of serious at
tention.
The case of August Heidman against
to the jury in Judge Otis court yester,
day afternoon. Instructions to bring
in a sealed verdict were given last
night, as no agreement had been
reached before the court adjourned.
superintendent Pendergast ad.
dressed state teachers institute last
evening at Fairmount. This evening
he will be in Mankato at a meeting of
the Southern Teachers association,
| while tomorrow he will go to Glencoe
erS and officials.
NJ. S. Converse, state military store.
Keeper has been busy of late sending
out variety Of stores to the militia
throughout the state. For the first
time in it's history the Minnesota Ma.
tfonal guard is now completely
equipped with paraphernalia for every
man in the service
Lawrence [. Casserly has begun an
action to recover from the National
Live Stock Insurance company Sis
for the loss of a horse the defendant
mad insured. The horse was attacked
with CHAMBERS and was killed by order
Oh the authorities of Cottage Grove
The Franklin Building society has
brought suit against Helen S. Wood
and Edward H. Wood to have set aside
an agreement for the sale of certain
real estate on the ground that default
has been made in the payment The
property was sold for 1850
A permit to erect a two-story frame
dwelling to cost s., 400 on the north side
OF North street, between Truxton
street and Bates avenue, was issued
yesterday to Peter Ross w. Fischer
Will build one and a half story brick
veneer dwelling on the north side OF
Edmund street, between Kent and Dale
streets. 1t is to cost $500.