St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-09
SRlIN T r RUL.
HERE AND THERE.
The city schools will close on Good

The city schools will close on Good
Friday.
Albert Stenzler was given sixty days
in jail yesterday by Judge Orr for the
larceny of a ham.
Passover services will be held at the
Jewish synagogue, Tenth and Mime
sofa, at $3.50 this morning.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Relief society will be held at o'clock
today at l41 East Ninth street.
There will be no Mothers meeting
this afternoon. The date of the next
meeting viii be announced later.
The Western, Transit company will
begin receiving freight by rail and
lake from points east of Buffalo for the
Twin Cities on April %.
Judge Nelson and the other United
States court officials left last night for
Fergus Falls to attend the term of
court that begins there today.
The state auditor yesterday received
draft for $3.50, the quarterly allow
ance from the United States govern
ment for the support of the university.
Judge Willis yesterday gave judg-
ment for the plaintiff for S575 in the
P. H. Newman ct al, to recover on a
note.
Thomas Davis has. begun an action
to recover s169 on mechanics lien
on the Washburn block. Adelaide S.
WaShburn and Lauer Bros. are made
defendants
John c. Mann obtained a permit yes
terday to build q two-story frame
dwelling on the north side of Carroll
street, between Kent and Dale streets.
The house will cost $4,000.
Judge Kelly yesterday signed iudg-
ment for $17.76O.5O in favor of the plain
tiff in the suit of The Connecticut Life
Insurance Company against George C.
Lawton for the foreclosure of a mort
gage.
The Minneapolis Jarless Spring Car
riage company filed an amendment to
Its articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday The
amount of the capital stock is increased
to S100, COO.
George c. Davies has begun an ac-
ton to recover from the Palace Fur
niture and Carpet company 5000. 50 dam
ages for the value of goods stored with
defendant which were, according to
the complaint, not returned in a good
condition.
William F. Graves has brought suit
to recover from G. w. Merrill and his
bondsmen, William Rodgers and Charles
Eaton, 1887 claimed to have been paid
In satisfaction of liens in excess of the
contract price, s16.1G9, for a residence
erected for the plaintiff by Merrill
Robert j. Maybell has begun pro-
ceedings against John J. ScharffbiIing
ct al. for the foreclosure of a 81 900
mortage. The plaintiff alleges that by
a mutual error the description of the
property was not entered properly in
the mortgage, and he asks that the err
ror be corrected.
The second trial of the $4,000 per-
sonal injury damage suit of Ella M
Banker against The Peoples Ice Com
pany was begun before Judge Kerr
and a jury yesterday The plaintiff
colllded with one of defendants ice
wagons while out riding. The Jury
disagreed on the former trial.
George HolasZ, a PoIander who Gre
ated some excitement few days ago
by jumping out OF window of his house
ana through that of the house OF
neighbor, was examined in the
hospital yesterday on charge of in
sanity. Holasz appeared perfectly
rational, but he will be retained in the
hospital few days until something
more of his condition can be ascertain
ed.
Judge Brill yesterday, in the suit of
the Wiiloughby Brothers against the
defunct st. Paul German Life Insur-
ance company, dismissed the case as
against the following defendants:
Mary, Kate and Nellie Scheffer Ida
L. Owens ct al, John Grace ct al,
Charles L. Haas ct al, Levi Herr and
Aaron Herr ct al. 1t was shown that
these defendants had been stockhold-
ers, but not being such at the time
of the failure of the company, they
could not be held liable.