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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
RACY DIVORCE SUIT
Now Being Heard in the District
Court.


The family secrets that have been
accumulating in the household of AL
fred l.. Winship the past twenty years
are being made public in Judge Kerr's
court now, and furnished amusement
yesterday for a large crowd Of specta-
tors. Winship has brought suit to re-
cover from Thomas Jebb $25, 600 dam
ages for the alienation of his wife's af-
fections, and the trial of this suit is
what gives rise to the foul family wash
ing.
Winship is piano tuner and Jebb is
a member Of the auction firm of Jebb
&c Schauer. Winship alleges that in
April of last year the defendant enticed
from him his wife, and when the plain
tiff went to the house in which they
were stopping, Jebb threw him out.
He says Jebb has caused the breaking
up Of his home.
r In his answer Jebb denies that he has
done anything to hurt Mr.. Winship's
feelings. He says that for the past
twelve years the couple had not lived
happily, and that Winship by his cruel
treatment had shattered his wife's
health so that she is now an invalid.
Winship was on the stand most of
the day yesterday, and had to answer
a great many pointed questions on
ross-examination by Attorney E. s.
IiiciiipoOii iSldIiNt W OWll ciiC5Co
misconduct. Thompson wanted to take
him back thirty years, but Judge Kerr
served notice that they could not bring
the dirty linen of thirty years into his
court to be washed.
Both husband and wife are apparent
ly upwards of fifty years of age, Mrs.
Winship's head being almost perfectly
white and that of her husband an iron
gray, while his long, thin chin whisker
is white. Gribble e Cotton are attor-
neys for the plaintiff, and with Ed
Thompson on the other side, it is not
easy for one even Of Judge Kerr's dig
nifed and stern cast of countenance on
all times.
A number of Mrs Winship's lady
friends are present to give testimony
for her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
MURNANE,s POSTAL CARDS.
They Get Him Into Serious Trouble
With Uncle Sam.

M r. Murnane, the ex-abstract clerk,
was arrested by a deputy United States
marshal yesterday, on a warrant sworn
out before United States Commissioner
Spencer, charging him with violating
the postal laws in sending through the
mail two postal cards, on which was
written language defamatory of the
character of one J. J. Hamilton. 1t
appears that Murnane and Hamilton
were. in partnership in some kind of
business, but had to dissolve on ac-
count of uncongeniality, coupled with
the vicissitudes that beset the ordinary
mortal who engages in business. Mr..
Murnane, it is charged, thereupon sent
a postal card to the Golden Rule store
and another to the Ryan Drug COM
pany, notifying them that any amounts
due should be paid to him and not to
Hamilton, whom he branded as
fraud, adding that the National Drug
company represented by him was a
fake. The matter will come before the
commissioner today for hearing, Muir
name in the meantime being out on
bail
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28

he is under no legal or moral obligation to
pay, does not as a matter Of law consti-
tute ratification of the note in the absence
4. Evidence considered, and held that the
question Of the negligence of the defendants
in signing their names to a paper in the be-
lief that they were signing for shares in
company to be formed for the purchase of
horse was under section 2239, General Stat
utes 1894, for the jury.
5. Certain instructions to the jury, as to
what must be shown by the indorsee of
promissory note obtained from the maker by
fraud and artifice in order to establish his
claim that he is bona-fide holder within the
law merchant, considered, and held to be cor
rect. Order affirmed. Start, c. ].
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28

as manager Of the American Printing
company, the union label Of the allied
printing trades council Of st. Paul
without having secured authority from
the council.
John Burke, charged with street beg
ging by Officer Coveny, received sem
tence Of ninety days at the work
house. It is said that Burke had bare
ly completed a previous term at Como
when he went to Minneapolis and was
sent to the workhouse in that city.
Then he returned to st. Paul and i'm
mediately began once more to violate
the ordinance against street begging.
Burke has but one leg.
Charles Wicks, alias Wax, the butch
er, who was accused Of striking an
other butcher in the forehead with a
sharpening steel, was discharged, the
complaint having been withdrawn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28

Another Fish Company Offers
Large "Ante."

Large "Ante.,
Executive Agent Fullerton, of the
state game and fish commission, is in
receipt Of check for $500 from the
Connable Fish company, of Chicago,
one of the largest fish concerns of that
city, which is of interest in that it
adds more fuel to the fire which is al
ready kindling for the February meet
ing Of the commission. The $500 is
intended as fee for permits to fish in
Rainy lake, and the question of these
licenses will be one of the most Wig
orously disputed at the coming meet
Ing in all probability. That there is
money in that Rainy lake business is
indicated by the fact that one of the
firms engaged in it has the funds with
Which to give an elaborate banquet of
brain food and other delicacies at Min
neapolis tonight. A host OF guests
have been invited to participate in the
profits of the business, and it seems
that the Connable company is not
averse to having share in the COM
ing years receipts.
Another seizure of game was made
yesterday at the Great Northern office
in Minneapolis. 1t included 26 chick
ems, rabbits and 26 saddles of ven
ison, aggregating about 200 pounds in
weight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
LANDLORD NOT LIABLE,
Decision of Interest to Property
Owners Is This.

Besides his decision in the game and
fish commission case, Chief Justice
Start yesterday handed down two
others. One was in the case of Lena
Harpel, who sued Mrs. Amelia B.
Fall her landlord, to recover damages
for injuries received by falling through
a hole in the porch of the building
which she occupied as Tenant. The
order is reversed, and the landlord is
profited thereby, as are all other land
lords in a measure. The syllabi in the
decisions are as follows:
Lena Harpel, respondent, VS.. Amelia B. Fall.
appellant. Syllabus:
/. Where there is no agreement to repair
the demised premises by the landlord and he
is not guilty of any fraud or concealment as
to their safe condition, and the defects in the
premises are not secret but obvious, the ten
ant takes the risk of their safe occupancy and
the landlord is not liable to him or to any
person entering his title or upon the prem
Uses by his invitation for injuries sustained
by reason of their unsafe condition.
2. Evidence considered and held that II
does not justify the verdict Order reversed
Start, G. ].
First National Bank of DEBORAH, appellant.
:, VS.. Peder j. Holan ct al, respondents.
L. Action to direct a verdict in favor of
the plaintiff against all of several defendants
is properly denied where he is entitled to a
VePuig Ct, only against some of the defendants.
z The trial court ought as general rule
to refrain from expressing any opinion in his
instructions to the jury upon any disputed
question OF fact but in a civil case 1t is not
error to do so provided the question is fairly
left to the jury for their decision.
.. The mere promise to pay or the procur-
Ing an extension Of the time for paving a
promissory note obtained from a party with
out his fault, by fraud and artiice, and which
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
Used Municipal Funds.

The first batch of tax levy certificates
of indebtedness issued under the reso-
luton authorizing the sale of the en-
tire so per cent of the tax estimate
amounts to 1928, 900. OF this amount,
S150,000 worth were purchased by the
sinking fund Of the water department
and the remainder We're invested in by
other idle municipal funds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
SCOTS BAD DOG.
He Bit James Bryant, Who Sues the
Owner.

Thomas r. Scott is made defendant
in $4,000 damage suit begun by James
H. Bryant, the complaint in which was
filed yesterday. Bryant alleges that
Scott was the owner of vicious dog
that was accustomed to biting people,
and on Nov. Is last, while he was pro-
ceeding along Summit avenue. the ami
NAL ran out and jumped at him, biting
him in the leg, tearing his clothes and
throwing him down, injuring him so
that he was made 'sick, sore and lame,
and suffered great pain and mental
anguish
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
Supreme Court Call.

Margaret Coles, appellant, vs.. City of Still
water: respondent.
D. NJ. Clough ct al, appellant vs. Missis-
sippi & Rum River Boom Company. H. C.
Akeley, appellant VS.. same
George Harris respondent, vs.William Hew-
EFT, receiver of Saltwater Street Railway
Company, appellant.
State ex rel. H. w. Childs and c. H. Vorse
VS.. John G. O'Leary, defendant; writ of quo
warranto.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
To California on the "Maple Leafv

Every Tuesday the Chicago Great
Western Railway Maple Leaf Route
runs a Tourist Sleeper via the Santa
Fe Route to Los Angeles - "a hours
shorter than by any other line! Tickets
at Maple Leaf Ticket Office, Robert
and Fifth streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
Low Tourist Rates

To Hot Springs, Ark, can be obtained
by calling on c.. Thompson, City Tick
ct Agent, Burlington Route, 400 Robert
street, Hotel Ryan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


+. w. Reichelt. ................. Bertha Kaiser
Edward p. Corbett. Theresa Dank
George B. Nee. Sample. go. Clara NJ Davis
oscar Luhn .....................M Mary Larson
Ollie A. Larson ........ Hannah R. Ryan
Allen Whitfield ............... Elizabeth Lewis
Harry S. Leichtensein. Grace l.. Slocum
BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flaherty. Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. G. Carlin ............ Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon J. McCallon. Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Harris. .......... Boy
DEATHS.
Andrew Hoff 352 Woodward avS4 yrs
isapsl 0pn3 eI 81 watson ats av:...;S yrs
Elisabeth Froetschl, 400 Blair ST. 20 yrs
Marion Bayard, 72S Cherokee av..4 yrs
Frieda Setback, POS Grove st.............1 ~ yrs
John Churchill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mos
John Herman, S92 Lawson. yrs
Frank Stauble, ST. Joseph's hospital ..32 yrs
Aurelia Desfoyes, st. Luke's hosoital. SO yrs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
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ct PAUL WINTER CARNIvAL-Today,s Programme:
Tobogganing, Coastng and Skating D. rn-Amate
gionshp Skating Race Championship of America
Indian and Snow Shoe Races 7:3O p n-Indian
p. Masque Parade to Fort Karniva1 D. m-S
Torch Light Drill in Masque, at Skating Rink.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28

FUNERAL NOTICE.
Of Miss Matte McIntire
will be held this afternoon at p. m. at the
residence, 366 Laurel avenue. Revs. j. S.
Stout and Avison will offciate. Friends of
the family invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
IMPROVEMENT or oswEGo cANAI-coNTIAcT
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-\OTICE TO

~ Contracors-Ofce % the Superintendent Of Public
Pursuant 70 chapter - laws of 1896 chapter 10
laws oi 1890 sealed proposals VI" be be ge'sa % ,hany ~ e
y T. until Tuesday November 10Th. 1896 u o'clock
wega canal ,,'' and wor, conneeied ,herewith
Plans specifications, notices and form Of contract may
aae Sei for The IRt e proposals" ,s5, al the Office a S r az
H.. 81 Thomas Wheeler ASSISTANT superintendent Of
G. Lay. Assistant Superintendent OF Pubic "ofHs IN
REtIRESETrs the selection Of ceneus to be
used in the s'l work those manufactured IN ms ss,e
viii bs given tho preference provided tney satisfactorily
In case any questions shal arise In relation to the ac-
,nb 70, ,hs woix the Superintendent: ~ Public Works
require that said tes's shall he repeated IN he p
employed by him to enable him 10 settle the questions
The Superintendent Of Public Works vii require that
oil prices whi shall be agreed upon between the con @
rerials ana furnished and done and ir which no
prizes nxed in The - MR.. sn , - S ,er, ~ a
f,r-ov pits and girN blmh' proposed 20 ~ appropriate"
outside ~ n pr P1e'm sna Of nbc Wors before
h resident engineer shall that materials snail be
The 5elivery Of ali materials and all other work must
progress in such osde5. sue, -, Tho % Superinendent Ok
rrbic work, az contemplated by chapter ''i OF the
The superintendent of Public Works Will employ In
epec,ors represent hts departr''n; IN and aufng W
guremens inspectors must he ooeryed by the con-
tFac,o, ana ,i,a & factv for he inspection Of all
,.rlsl, and work under the contract -
TIN notice will publicly exhibited at the letting y
sof york and Will be attached 20 ana become par u
any contract which be executed by me super
o. public Works said work and shall haNe IN" same
li,d,-g offa.. as any part portion thereof
Ever proposal for said work must BE- aoc9manlea ny
draft or certified check upon some good 9aing s'a m
i'm ~ the civ OF YORK o- Albany. issued ny M
ti1naI r sfae bank good credit within me s,a'e pay
h g., sight 10 the superintendent Of Public Works FOR
,f amount expressed below required To- Zee opposite
,.t,b ~ f,r tho proposed work The amount of de1S
nh IA n rrc sam. be sGS5 and Will be retained
- NAT ~ the security Until the completion ot the worN
the amount labor bond required on execution o ,
49, 81 7p5 the amount of bond for the faithful prt
.a,a,c. ~ contract execution ~ contract soN"j
ID M sis for the above work BE- Addressed 70
~ errernt.nden Of Public Works ~ Albany, ~ y ana
endorsed on enNoloTs,. e Proposal Tor fasiLs
,,,r,e,tc dam on the OsveSo canal anl "ofN cor"
rsr,e5 herewith" The right is reserved to e5 Any o.
al, bids. c,.cri,fenlerf ~ Piblc Works
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
IMPROVEMENT or oswEGo cANAI.-coNTRAcr
" NO. 10.
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-NOTICE TO

~ Contractors-once the Superintendent, of Public
chapter 70 law Q, s i = ISS Sh-psy sy 1
Superintendent, OF Public Works at his ofee IN Albany
e. r.. until Tuesday No.emleF 10Th. 1896 u " o'cock
No is oswesc canal osweso. and for other work
Pins. spes iGcatons notices and form q contract
be the date Of publication of this nice 70 ne
super' r. ri.n, = pl'li. y rks N AT ny y X AMI
a, once q rhSss D wae ~ ana at % o q
r q Lay Superintendent OF Public Works 3"
REQ TikEMESTs-rn the selection Of eenen,s TO 10
viii be given the preference provided they satisfactorily
pass the tests called for by The T., IN.
accuracy provided in ,hs .pSS:acs. s
ma sale AZ h ma, ,5e 10 the s,per.on q, agents or ex-
pests employed him enable him TO settle the oues-
saperin,endenf Of Public Works VII, require ,ha.
all prices which shall be agreed upon seween n~ nm nm
teras ard furnished and done and Tor which no
es o are sosa sa In In ae The Tes n and en Of
all borrow pits and spoil banks proposed 70 be appro-
b. ouas Sr h bp pFea he OF Pubic
Works before the resident engineer shall direct that ma
Tn~ delivery of ali materials ali other work must
y speed as Shall e satisfactory to superns.dent OF
Public Works is contemplated by chapter ''' OF the
The Superintendent q Public Works VIII employ sT,o II. H.
prosecution Of the said wor and the orders ana reauirs
tractor and said inspectors must furnished with every
needed required facility r the inspection Of all ma
This notice shall publicly exhibited az the letting or
work will DO attached 10 and become part or
contract be executed BY The Superih-
tenden OF Public Works for said work, and shsl ha's
the same binding effect any other part or portion
Every proposal for said work must be accompanies oy
certified check some good banking IN
et,u,ion city Of New York or Albany issued by
rational or STATE good credit within the stare
payable sight the superintendent OF Pubhc Wo,n
FOR the amount expressed below As required 70 ne 'e,
posted with proposed work. The anlount or
deposit with bid FOR the will be S3Ho ana VII n
part the security until IN" conp"tinn OF
inc work. the labor bond required on execution
Of contract x23 II bond for the fshIni
execution or contract so'v
All proposals above work must be addressed 70
the Superintendent Of Public Works at AlharN. T.
and must endorsed On envelope, Proposal Tor fenud
Ing and engrhenng Lock No. j, os~"zo sanAi, =.
O-weco and FOR other Incident thereto The right
is reserved reject any or all bids 49, ,,,r,r
Supcrintend.nt ~ Public Works
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
11ublir Notircs.


raised
Ihe superintendent Public Works will require that
~ pi'eT which snail be agreed between the con-
ttN ana resC, mi engineer compensation Tor ma
ridls anu work furnished and done and for which no
,'r approval or rejection The location and extent OF az
pYt"W PITS and spoil bank. proposed - appropriated
.' ot the present canal appropriation lines. mus he
determined by the ~perinendcnt Public Works before
'"Nch tiereffpm deposited thereon.
Inc delivery Or az materials and all other work must
progress IN such order ~ such times ana AZ such rates ~
sp"d as shall he satisfactory the Superintendent Of
uhc Works T. contemplated by chapter 1oi Of the
laws ~ l..ni
The Superintendent of Public Works will employ IN.
sptctors 10 fepres"a his department in and during the
prosecution ~ the said work, aid the orders and re
tractor and said inspectors be furnished with
needeI or reuiied facility FOR the inspection u a
teslais and work under the contract
This notice puh'icly exhibited
said work, aad VIII he attached become part OF
any contract which br executed the superintendent
or Public Works for sad work. ana shall have the same
binding effect as ether part or portion thereof.
Every PROPOSAL Tor said he accompanied ~
draft certified check good banking, nsu
ilon u the city - New York Albany. Issued by
ilonal state bank good credit within the state
able ~ sight o. the Superintendent ~ Public Works for
the expressed below required be hsp sed
with bid the will be 500 will he retained
part Il the security until the completion Of the work
the u labor bond required execution of con
50 $50 the ~ bond for the faithful
All proposals the above work be addressed -
the superintendent Of Public Works Albany. ~ y. and
bc endorsed cnveop-. Proposal for raisn;
IraidJ Jcks the OswegO canal and work con
nected th.rch The right IS reserved 10 reject any
all bids. GEO. W ALDRIpGE.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
IMPROVEMENT or ERIE CANAL. MIDDLE DIVISION
CONTRACT 40.
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-NNTICE 10

works s6 % Sf the aa g o; Public
o @ to sessj ~ sw I 9 t. @ and G Chaner apt M
inenGent Of Pnho works a, he ecS IN ASanr e
until TUESDAY. November 1890 i2 O'Clock noon
ess nS ol Oneida COUNTY t. point 100 feet below the
ran moa% cao f%Gn S 3S nocss NS & 49, form Of contract
be seen from the date Of publication Of This notice the
superintenden, Of puiic works in Albanv y v and at
pubic works in syracuso - and at the oficc ~ r
C. Lay. Assistant Superintendent q Public Works. in
REPUinENENTs In the selection o. ce,ncn.s he
viii he given the ureference provided hey satisfactorily
pass 'hN tests called for hy the specifications
curscy cement teas az provided specifications
quire iha said tests ha be repeated II the pcTonee or
and undsr ne super sion 81 asenis or e,s
Ths Superintendent ~ public Works viii require iha' al
and resident engineer conpensatcn and
work furnished AMI done and Tor which nrccs nxc
rejection. TIE location and o all borrow pits and
ibc sDe-intendent of Puhr WORKS hefo-. the resident
engineer shall direct that materials shall he taken there
he delivery q all materials and al other work must
progress in such order a. such time and AZ such aieS 81
Public Vols as Is contemplated by chapter 81" of the
TIE supe,4nender. Of Publ, Works will employ in
specors 10 represent his dParsmen' in and during hA
mente of said insrfctos mus, be Observed by ,hc con
tractor end said inspector must he furn.ned WIN ev
terals and vorl urter TIE contract: 49, ,., NJ,
ss work will attached 70 ana become part OF am
contract which NAV by :he Superintendent -
Public Works for said work and shall have the sane bind
ing other Tart portion Thereof
Ever, said work he accompanied BY
draft certified check good arkng ins'itu
n he Of Sev-Yorh Ahart Issued by NJ
tiona good credit within thr st"e Iayabe
at sight the superintendent Of Public Works foT ne
ano, expressed below required be deposited with
bid Tor the proposed The amount Of deposit with
be S00 end will be- retained as
part Of security until the completion OF the work the
bond required execution of contract
s47 Gsl: amount of bone fO1 the faltbfu performance
- contract execution of c0nrac SNu |" Al lol''-u.
fo The above work n addressed the superintendent
Of Public Works Albany y. y and mus; he enh-
on arvelo,e Proposal FOR the ~ the Eric
Canal from the ne Of Oneida county 10 nont oo
feet below ih" lower hollow Gnon of LOOK No 4b inc
righ: Is reserved reject any or AL bids
GEO. W. ALDRIpGE.
Sunerntenlenl u PunLI- Works.