St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
SRINT HUL.
HERE AND THERE.

Tonight Webster Lodge No. % viii
work the second rank
Hugo E. Driese yesterday made an
assignment in favor of Jacob j. Escn.
Driese is a salOonkeeper.
Estella NJ. Haskell has sued Henri
p. Haskell to recover 500, balance al
legged TO be due on note.
The school board holds meetine
tonight. at which officers will be
elected for the ensuing year.
Cant Egbert Otis, of the Second reg
iment, has resigned, and his resiSna.
ton has been accepted by the adjutant
general.
r. J. Schultz & Co. have brought
suit TO recover from Hallinger d
Whittier Spill alleged to be due on
account.
Charley Fisher of the union depot
ticket office, left last night for Z.
three weeks vacation in San Francis
CO and vicinity.
The sale of seats for Durward Lely,
who will appear at the Peoples church
Friday night, is now open at Howard,
Farwell & Co.'S.
The First Unitarian Church of Du-
luth has filed an amendment TO us
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state.
Judge Kerr and a jury are engaged
hearing the suit of e. S. Hand to re-
cover S255 from the Ryan Drug COM
In the personal injury damage suit
of Ella NJ. Banker to recover SlO,VOo
from the Peoples Ice company, the
Jury in Judge Otis court disagreed.
The adjutant general yesterday is
sued a commission to Warren Norton
Perkins as first lieutenant, Company
c, First infantry, to date from Feb. IL.
The Milford and Cottonwood Co
ppe, ative Dairy company, of New Vim,
filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday The
capital stock is $1,000.
The State Bank of Alden filed its
certificate of organization with the
state bank examiner yesterday. The
capital stock is $4,000, and the cashier
is R. O. Olson, of Alden.
The Minnesota Historical society has
received Memorial Record of Ala
bama, two volumes quarto; Annual
Statement of the Trade and Commerce
of St Louis for the year 1894.
The suit of A. L. Hendrickson to re,
cover $325 on a note from Samuel Ros-
enbaum was submitted to Judge Kerr
yesterday and taken under considera-
ton.
Judge Egan yesterday signed .judg-
ment fer the plaintiff for $4,000 in the
case of Annie Boorman Pond VS.. j. q.
Getty & Co. ct al. The suit was to
recover on mortgages on property at
White Bear
dwelling on Charles street, between
Rice and Marion streets, was issued
yesterday to John Nc NeeliS. The
house is to cost 81, 800.
In the suit of Emily Lyon, executrix
of the estate of George w. Lyon, de-
ceased, 10 recover $14,764 On a note
from A. H. Martin, Judge Kelly yes
terday gave judgment in favor of the
plaintiff for the full amount.
All journeymen carpenters are in
yited to attend an open meeting. of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join-
ers' Local Union 81, which will be
held at Labor hall tonight at 7:30
There will be good speakers in attend
ance. !
Judge Egan yesterday confirmed
and Willie Perkins, two boys aged
fifteen and sixteen years respectively,
and sent them both to the reform
school for two years. Hesse is an in>
corrigible youth, and the Perkins boy
stole 50.
Nervous Disorders of Children" is
the subject of lecture to be given by
DR.. Riggs, at the Mothers club this
afternoon, at the First Presbyterian
church, Lincoln avenue, corner of
Grotto. The hour of the lecture is
changed to o'clock instead of the
usual time.
Judge Kelly yesterday signed judg,
ment for the defendant in the suit Of
the London & Northwestern Mortgage
company against Bridget Tracy The
case involved question of superiority
OF mortgages, and Judge Kelly held
mat the same question having been
determined in a former suit in the de-
PENDANTS favor was bar in the pres,
ent action.
At the Merchants Hanitch.
West Superior; John NJ. Reed, Crooks,
ton; j: Day. Glendive, Mont; 3. II.
Lien, Sioux Fails, S. D.; j. C. Lawler,
Red Lake, Mimi: D. c. Sunbs ~,
Anoka; ]. R. CAVITY and wife, Morris:
=. D. Strong and wife, Jamestown.
George s. Barrett, Lakota, N. D.; J.
II. Baker, Mankato; H. r. Boys, Chi.
cago.