The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10
S ain T Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Judge Lochren and the court officials of
the United States courts left last evening for
Mankato.
In the case of Ellen Manning against the
city railway the jury found verdict for the
defendant
Emil Bereiter was sent to the reformatory
yesterday. He was convicted by jury OF
embeZzlement.
Judge Otis is hearing the divorce case of
Minnie Loughlin against Dennis Lougniln
The latter is charged with drunkenness and
cruelty.
Leo Bernhoff, the boy arrested by Patrol
man Ahern, charged with violating the hotel
runners ordinance. was discharged in the
police court yesterday.
Margaret Pelzer was granted divorce yes.
terday from Henry PelZer on the ground OF
desert.cn. She was married in 1890 when she
was sixteen years old.
Mrs. M. C. Tuttle of 12S West Fourth street,
prominent in a number of societies, met with
an accident, falling On a sidewalk and break
ing three ribs She is improving.
Acting Insurance Commissioner L.ghtburn
has decided TO admit to Minnesota the Catholic
Benevolent Legion, of Brooklyn, and the
Fraternal Alliance of Milwaukee, Wis.
Scarlet fever is reported at 769 Sims street,
and diphtherrta at 443 Hall avenue, 166 South
Wabasha street and 800 South Hamilton street,
and membranous Group at 600 York street.
The talks on Timely Topics at the First
Baptist church last night included a debate
on Immigration" There was programme
2
. opening of the proceedings.
The Farmers and Mechanics State bank, of
Barnesville, has paid in its capital of SIS 600,
and after certain preliminaries are complied
with, will begin business. A. l.. Palmer is
president, and NJ. D. Hawver, cashier.
The United States circuit court of appeals
yesterday entered dismissa1s by stipulation
in three cases IN which the Farmers Loan
and Trust company is plaintiff and John
Comasky, Robert A. Bill and Conaty are de-
PENDANTS.
Aid. NJ. l.. Krummie and City Clerk Rich
ardSon, of Duluth, were in the city yester-
day interviewing the city engineer and the
water board officials with regard to the
changes it is proposed to make in the Duluth
water plant.
Michael Raphael, a special representative
of the cigarmakers' union Of New York city,
is in st. Paul. He comes for the purpose OF
arousing sentiment against tenement made
goods. and has already covered a good por-
ton Of the Northwest in the work.
Frederick. Roberts, under indictment fol
forgery, was taken before Judge Willricf
yesterday on the order Of Judge Brill and
examined to his sanity. Drs. Dunnine
and Leavitt declared the man insane, an6
he was ordered taken to an insane asylum.
The kindergarten association will meet a
the Madison school this afternoon at O'Clock
Mayor Doran filed the vacancies thu
police force yesterday caused by the remova
of Patrolmen Charles Banker and Michae
Ashe. The new appointees are F. w. R. Ham
mergren and Dwight ]. Saintong.
The eighth grand ball to be given at AS
sembly hall by the Retail Clerks Associa
ton No. 2, of st. Paul, comes off Thursday
evening, Dec. g. The committee of arrange
ments has made 1t point to secure goot
music. Refreshments will be served during
the evening. Tickets will be on sale by the
members, beginning tomorrow.
Christopher W. Horn has received books
and magazines from Mrs. Frank Seymour
Mrs. A. w. Perry, Mrs. E. w. Peet, a young
lady, Mrs. A. D. Whitney and Miss Dora
Tanning. He would like to have any ont
having any books, magazines, ETC., that they
would like to donate to charitable purposes
to send them to his Office, u National Ger
man-American bank. and he will have the
same distributed where they will do the mos
good.