St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-24

Western Union Messenger No. IL. while
scorching on his wheel yesterday morning
ran into lady on the NicolIet avenue and
Third street crossing, knocking her down.
The lady declined to give her name.
A trunk. evidently belongi ng to hard
ware salesman, which had the appearance
of having been rified. was found by officer
George Johnson in Days lumber yard yes
terday.
The receiver of Young & Bellanger, the
ordered by the courts to advertise for bids
| on the stock, TO be made Jan. 4. The prop
erty is worth between $4,000 and $4,000.
Two infants. who had TO stand on their
tip-toes to see over the rail. were arraigned
! in the police court yesterday morning,
charged with having stolen pair Of skates
| They were sent home to their parents.
| V. NJ. Spencer, the vag, who succeeded
! during the past fe@ days in collecting
large sum of money to send mythical
| friend to the Kelley Cure institute, was sent
to the workhouse for eighty days by Judge
| bolt yesterday morning.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. F, r. Shib-
ley were enjoying drive until they tur ned
| down Lowry hill A team belonging to the
Nelson.Tenny company, driving in the op-
posite direction coliided with Mr. shibleys
| rig. smashing it to pieces. They were thrown
out and badly injured.
On Christmas Eve Dec q. the issue de-
| partment of the public library will close at
! .OU, not 10 open ullll Dec. 20. On Christ
mas day reading and reference rooms at the
| Central library and branches will be open
from p. m.
i j. r. Elliott for many years a leading
| jeweIer in this Getty, assigned yesterday to
| Wheeiright. In his affidavit of value Mr., FL
| liott states that the assets will not exceed
$25 010.
Perly N Ladd for twenty nine years
resident of Minneapolis, died Sunday morn
| ~ IL IL
131 Oak Grove street. The deceased was born
in Salem, n. H., and had almost attained the
age of eighty-four years. About week ago
he was taken with pneumonia and. owing
to the infirmities OF old age. was unable to
| throw 1t off. The funeral services were held
Yesterday afternoon at p M, at Wesley N.
| E. church.
o. l.. Goodlng and S. Meyers, purchasers
of the Dickinson company fixtures. have q
| livelv prospect for n law suit. Elias Filter
fixtures are Il part of the same, and will
strenuously resist any efforts of the gentle
men named to remove their purchase,
The Silver Lake Congregational church
has changed its name 10 the Fremont Ave
nue. Congregational church.
The Russo-Americans of the First ana
| Ninth ward organized a political club with
membership of 25J on Sunday afternoon.
Aid Roman Alexander, the Polish repre-
sentative from The. First ward. had a pleasant
surprise at the hands of his countrymen last
evening. He was presented with dinner
service of sterling silver, as token of their
appreciation Of his services for one year in
the council.
Senator Washburn, Manager John Good
now and Alden j. Blethen are the parties to
a suit filed yesterday in the district court.
The senator sues to recover on promissory
note, which the Penny Press man delivered
Aug. IL, 1895, due in four months. Mr..
Goodnow indorsed the note and is sued with
Blethen.
Mayor Pratt was yesterday In receipt of
lettees and kilograms from Kansas CityWhich
completely exonerate Moore & Co., the EN-
ployment agents. from the charges of unfair
dealing recently made against them
Ray Thomas. whose right name is Ryan,
| arrested for snatrhing gold watch from
John Mcdonald, was held to the grand jury
yesterday on a charge of grand larceny
Bail was fixed at $500. He was also charged
with snatching a silver watch from William
| Ise, and will have an examination on that
charge at later date. His bail was fixed at
$500 on this count.