The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-18

Discharged From neutrality-suspicious.
&, Johnson, Zumbrota; Charles w. Gage.
White Bear, and Henry T. Huelster. St.
Paul, were yesterday discharged from
bankruptcy in the federal court.
Wants Damages for Fall on Sidewalk
Selena French has sued the city for 3d.
600 damages, setting UP that he received
injuries by fall on defective sidewalk
at Seventh street and Duluth avenue
Alderman Lynch Spent Se6.25-F. B.
Lynch, elected alderman of the Eleventh
ward, has certified that he spent sos 25.
DR.. Schiffmann says that he spent SIS
in his successful contest for the assem-
bly,.
His Mental Condition in Doubt-CharIes
Krischec. picked UP Monday night on
charge of drunkenness. was committed
80 the county jail yesterday from the
police court, where he acted in an insane
manner.
Referees Selected in zimmerman Bantz
Contest-In the Zimme.mann- BantZ con-
test. Frank Haskell viii be the referee
for Zimmerman and Louis Jessrang will
act for BantZ, and the court will select
the third referee.
Breaks His Leg in Scuffie-Charles Nc
hdHOIl, DdTlenOef dl hydH e. OOineIiSSSli .
saloon, 452 Jackson street, is at the city
hospital with a broken left leg. the re-
suit of a scuffie in IretOn'S saloon, Eighth
street. Saturday night
Says His Boy Won't Mind-George
Ackert, seventeen years old. arrested on
charge of incorrigibility preferred by his
father. who resides at Fairfield avenue
and South Robert street, will have
hearing in police court today.
Fined S. for Noisy Conduct-Lewis
Shannon and Miss Hunter, both colored,
who We're arrested by Patrolman Malm-
quist Monday night, Tor creating dis
turbance on Third street, were fined IS
each in police court yesterday
Warns City of Damage Suit-Through
her parents Louise Fisher has served no
tice on the city that unless settlement
is made she will bring suit for $1,000,
claiming the amount is damages for in
juries received in fall on an Iglehart
street sidewalk.
Judqe Lochren to Hold Court at Winona
Judge William Lochren, Marshal w.
H Grmshaw and Assistant United
States District Attorney ]. M. Dickey
have gone to Winona to attend the May
term of the United States circuit court.
The calendar does not promise to be i'm
portant.
Law Examiners Are Reappointed-The
supreme court yesterday reappointed the
five examiners in law whose terms eX-
pire May 81. They are: Wilson c. Crosby,
Duluth; Frank E. Putnam, Blue Earth
City; James E. jerks St. Cloud; Frank
L. Cliff, Ortonville, and Eli Southworth,
Shakopee.
Falls in a Fit on Street-Richard Sim
onette, twenty years old, residing at
ago St. Peter street, fell in a fit yester
day afternoon at the corner of Tenth
and St Peter streets, and was removed
to the city hospital in the police am
bulance He recovered consciousness
when he reached the hospital.
Fire Department Orders Its Coal
Holmes q McCaughey have been given
the contract to furnish to the fire depart
ment 430 tons of hard coal at $S.35 a ton
and 100 tons of Youghiogheny at SALE
ton. For all hard coal delivered after
Sept ] $S.75 a ton will be charged and
> OF = ousniogheHy $4So ton.
Can practice in Federal court 4sa1ss 3 e
session OF the United States circuit c6tlS&
yesterday a number of attorneys were adj
mitted to practice before the court. J.
H. F. Smith. Cherokee, Iowa; Eugene
Pearson, louisiana Mo-; William A.
Lancaster. Minneapolis and Samuel r.
Winters, South Omaha, were admitted.