St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
'srk commissioners meet to-day.

Park commissioners meet to-day.
Bank clearinss yesterday were 1854, 81
TIE will OF the late Joseph A. Smith was
admitted to probate yesterday
Amos f. Blanchard was yesterday ap-
pointed the guardian OF Arthur +. Blanchard,
minor.
The abstract firm of Merrell s. Albee has
been dissolved, and Mr.. Albee has associated
with him in the same business G. R. Cooley.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Carl Anderson and Louisa Tonuesson, L. S.
Mcpherson and Maggie Mclean, L. NJ. john
son and TIida Johnson.
Mrs N. B. Ellis, who was so badly burned
by the explosion OF a gasoline stove at Sixth
avenue southeast some time ago. has been re-
moved from the hospital TO her home.
The Shomra Schabbas Religious society
was INCORPORATED yesterday by Messrs. A
Conn, E. Conn, A. Sapir, NJ. Duvorsky, A.
Ratzkowski, J. Burak aud A. Berbend.
decision was filed yesterday by Judge
Lochren denying motion by thh defendant
for new trial in the case of Charles P.
Craven against Christian Bros. u Co. for
$4,000 damages.
Eugdahl i Bothman have received an aft :
davit from Michel Albrich, from Chica go,
that the tickets to Antwerp they sold him
were all right, showing the runner from the
Bank OF Minneapolis to have been engaged in
a mass meeting of citizens of the Seventh
ward was held last evening at the residence
of Richard Jones, $500 Eighteenth avenue
south. and q protest adopted against the es-
tablishing of u wood. hay aud cattle market
between Cedar and Eighteenth avenues south.
The firm of Conn, Wampold & Co. yester-
day caused to be issued against John j.
Bruce a writ of attachment to secure the
. ayment Of a debt of SSG5.50. Laudauer
RFOS 4 81 a QTTanlmADt
to be issued against the same firm on debt
Of $685.. SO.
William Robert Ebell has begun an action
for divorce in the district court against
Josephine Ebell, alleging desertion. The
parties were married at La Sale, Ill.,. N ay 4,
1882, and Gu Sept. 8, 1888, Mrs. EbeIl deserted
her husband. He is 26 years of age and she
~. They have no children.
Articles Incorporating the Unique Manu-
featuring company were tiled yesterday by
Roswell P. Russell, John L. Blaisdell, Cyrus
B. Moses, Spencer L. Davis, James A. Camp,
Louis E. Quint, Fred w. Dillingham; and
Llewellyn 2. Davis, with a capital stock of
S25, 600. The business of the new company
will be to make, buy and sell decorating
and ornameufing machinery, and lease and
procure patent rights. The headquarters
will be in Minneapolis. Annual meetings
will be held on the first Tuesday Of October
in each year.
Judge L. NJ. BaDcOck-Frdnk Meade is q
harum-scarum sort of a fellow, gOod-hearted,
but reckless. Twenty-Five years ago Re got
into a row with fellow in saloon and they
fought off and on nearly all night. At one
time his property at Mandan was worth $40
600. but l suppose he has lost it all by this
time. He had good ability as newspaper
man and was once city editor of the Tribune.
1 am sincerely sorry he has got into such
trouble, for with all his faults he was a good
fellow at heart and meant well.
Aid. Cloutier was slightly behind the times
in his motion to request the water commits
sion to have all its work done by the day and
not by contract. The water board has al
ready taken that action.
st. Paul paper gives an alleged interview
between Judge Douahue and NJ. Dorau,
which is extremely improbable. II concludes
drink, which is still more improbable.
AID. johnson offered to bet Aid. Clark $50
last night that he (Johnson) was in order
when he attempted to move an amendment
to q motion which had been amended, but the
original motion as amended had not been
put. The bet was not completed. however,
and the chair decided Aid. Johnson out of
order.
Judge Torrenee-There is a great deal of
apathy among the Republicans this fall. The
fact is, we have not recovered from the terri
bic whipping the Democrats gave us this
spring. Another reason is that no one has
yet been proposed for governor that produces
the slightest enthusiasm.