The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

DR.. MaTtel, who has been in Montreal for
a week past. returned Thursday.
Elizabeth W. Durkee filed a deed of assign
ment yesterday to Dennis H. Bradley.
Judge LOchren yesterday forenoon ordered
the removal of w. H. Blair, Alfred n. Blair
and NJ. Richardson, to Madison, Wis, where
they will answer to indictments for counter
feiting at Prescott, Wis.
w. S. Twombly, the Wabasha street saloon
keeper, was accused in the police court yester-
day of keeping his place open after midnight.
Twombly was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by Officer Tschida, and will have an OPP
portunity of explaining the charge against
him Monday.
A huge mass of snow fell from the roof of
the court house yesterday afternoon and
broke one of the large panes of glass in the
corporation attorneys Office. Aid. Allard,
who witnessed the accident, expressed the
opinion that the office would now be we'll
ventilated without the aid Of Assemblyman
Dix's resolution.
A suit involving the title to a strip of land
eighty feet long and nine feet wide on the
north side Of East Sixth street, extending
from the corner Of Jackson street towards
Sl0ley street, was on trial yesterday before
Judge Otis. The action is brought against
the city by Mrs. Julia Davidson, as guardian
OF her husband, Edward E. Davidson, the
son OF the late Commodore Davidson.
The central police station last night con-
taIned an octogenarian prisoner in the person
of John Lavalle, a man eighty-two years Of
age. who was charged with disorderly con-
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street, and was taken into custody by OFF,
Ger Lauderdale, near the south end of the
Wabasha street bridge where he is alleged to
nave annoyed a young woman with indecent
remarks.
Acker Post No. q. G. A.. R., will hold an
open installation this evening of officers to
serve the current year, at their hall, Cen
trail block, West Sixth and Seventh streets.
A short programme of music and speaking
has been arranged, to be given after the
installation. The ladies of Acker Relief Corps
No. / are to hold their installation at the
same time. All comrades and their families
are invited.
a public nature are urged to attend the mass
meeting held under the auspices of the
Young Women's Friendly association at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow after
noon at 800. There will be a good musical
programme and a number of interesting
subject Of this very important philanthropic
organization.
Clarence w. Higgins, a young man living
with his parents in this city, was in the DO.
lice court yesterday on the charge OF larceny.
preferred by Q. H. Rask, manager of the
W nat TO Eat magazine, of Minneapolis.
1t is claimed that Higgins canyassed for sub
ana failed to turn over S. thus secured. The
case was continued until Jan. u. Higgins
meantime being held in 500 bonds.
The Web Press Helpers Union No. .
held its annual meeting at Assembly hall
Monday evening. The installation of officers
was as follows: President, R. S%chuneman;
wee president. John Brewer: recording sec
rotary. j. r. Lone; financial secretary. John
NaYercSky; sergeant-at-aTms. Frank Brom:
executive board, NJ. r. Mills, George You'd.
FRANK Boland, John Voyer. One application
was received and one member was elected.