St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27
SHlNT PHUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The state historical society mas re-
ceived Life Among Indians, by
George Catlin.
John Wann has sued William Ber>
1andI &, co. TO recover $2,5CO alleged 10
be due on note.
The gross earnings of the Duluth q
WinniDeg railroad for January
amounted to $2,475.30.
The next meeting of the Schubert
club will be held at Ford's hall FRIDAY
afternoon at O'Clock
The state librarian has received the
national comptToller's report Tor leS4,
and volume S., Minnesota Reports.
Judge Kelly yesterday resumed the
hearing of the suit OF Mrs. r. j:
Schell against the DaHota Lahu anu
Live Stock company.
Rev O. l.. Elmer will lecture at
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian churcn
tonight OH "The Popular Discomfort
and the Gospel Remedy"
The Norton Lumber Company OF
Duluth filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The capital stock is $25,OOO
The committee of forty on municipal
reform and new city charter viii meet
at the chamber Of commerce THIS ait
ernoon at 4 o'clock. The meeting Will
be executive.
The subject of the debate on the
Bethel boat for Thursday night 10
"What Is the Matter With the Coun-
tIy?" Several addresses Will be de-
Ivered on the subject.
The Acme Boiler and Radiator com
pany, of ST Paul, has filed certin-
cate of amended articles, changing the
name of the corporation to the Unl>
Versal Heating company.
The Adams Mining company, OF St
Louis county, has filed with the secrc>
tary of state its acceptance OF the
provisions Of chapter 81, General Laws
1881, relating to mining companies.
c. f. Howe and f. G. Bloomfield,
of the state boiler inspection, are in
the city. There will he a meeting Of
the boiler inspectors this morning to
discuss some much-needed legislation.
Rev. D. Morgan will lecture tonight
on Ten Nights in a Barroom, al the
King Street NJ. +. church, Tor the ben
eft of the Lalies' Aid society. The
lecture viii be illustrated with ster-
eopticOn views.
In tile suit Of Helen Gale to recover
from Thomas T. Birmingham ct al.
$500 alleged to be due on a note, the
jury found for the defendant. The
defense was uSury. The case was tried
in Judge Kelly's court.
The jury in Judge Kerr's court yes
terday returned a verdict for 81, 413.4z
against the Burlington Heights Inn
provement company in the suit OF
Laura LoWndeS against J. Bailey
for the plaintiff, and the jury gave
one for the full amount.
Judge Egan yesterday granted a oil
vorce TO Lottie T.. Nash from her hus-
band, William H. Nash. Lottie
charged her hubby with undue famil-
iarities with other females, and, OF
course, domestic happiness could not
I.H tod
so his honor concluded to set Lottie at
liberty.
Judge Otis and a jury are engaged in
hearing the suit Of Frank G.. Brady to
recover from the st. Paul White Lead
and Oil company $641 alleged to be due
the Chicago Advertising company on
contract, under which the advertising
company was to paint a lot of signs
on buildings, fences, etc, for the de-
PENDANT. The defense Is that PERMITS
sion of owners Of property was to
have been secured before signs were
painted on their premises, but that
In a majority of cases this was not
done.
Judge Brill on motion Of defend
ant, yesterday dismissed the suit or
Foot, SchulZe & Co. against w. =.
Hathaway, on the ground that the
contract on which the suit was brought
was not mutual. Hathaway was d
90 III liIe pam llIS, ana they
claimed that he solicited for and
turned In large orders to other houses
but none to plaintiffs, for some months
after he entered into contract with
them. The defendant claimed that
plaintiffs cid not supply him with
samples Of goods for which there was
demand at that particular season.
Midway Horse Auction Mnrkat
DO not forget our regular auction
sale, every Thursday and Saturday.
We VIII have $50 head for our next
sale. Private sales daily. Every horse
must be as represented. Do not forget
the Old and reliable firm, Cunningham
d Haas. Take interurban cars. Sale
commences at 10 a. IN.