St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Rev. E. Campbell will speak at the Reform
club, Harrison hall, at o'clock Sunday after
noon.
The ladies connected with Bethany home
met yesterday afternoon and transacted
routine business.
The case of Bradford & Co. VS.. G. c. Good
rich, to recover commission on real estate
sale, was dismissed by Judge LOchren.
Mrs. Tom Thumb and her new husband,
the Count Magri, will be the attractions at
Sackett s. Virgins museum next week.
The unsightly signs on the city building will
be removed and a bulletin board be placed in
the lower hall, showing the locations of the
several offices.
In the district court ]. Carlos Slater has
filed papers in suit agaidst Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Parmenter, to determine the own
ership Of block 4, Wright's addition.
TIE mayor, it is said, will not interfere with
the Sunday wrestling match between the Jap
and Cannon, and it has been decided to hold
it as first advertised.
John Gonsior, whose suit against the st.
Louis road to recover $4,000 damages for in
juries received was dismissed in the circuit
court day before yesterday, will take the case
to the supreme court.
a protest was received in councillast even
ing from the Trades assembly at the ignor-
ing OF the request OF the plumbers for the ap-
pointment of a practical plumbing inspector.
1t went to the committee on public grounds
and buildings.
Before Judge Lochren the case of G. w.
Christ against the Century Piano and Organ
company, to recover damages for alleged
false imprisonment was dismissed the
plaintiff having concluded that it wo1ld NOT
pay him to prosecute the suit.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday IN
Edward Phillips and Carrie Iversou; G. E.
Dahlstrom and Amanda Peterson; Clans f.
Gottsche and Marie Oemcke; George A.
Kempshall and Mary A. Hoare; E. A. Ander-
son and c. S. Gussafson; Heran Kiingensmith
and Marie Ruike.
In the case of J. G. Whitney, as admins
traitor of the estate of Ann Salter, deceased,
against Nancy Salter,to recover the property
known as the Home hotel, on Washington
avenue north, Judge Young ordered a verdict
for the defendant, on the ground that the
property came into her possession by fair
purchase.
Before Judge Young yesterday was heard
the case of William H. Collins of Wright
county against II. PARA ct al to recover
damages for false Imprisonment. Collins was
arrested some time ago on q charge of dis
posing Of mortgaged property and spent sew
erai days in the county Jail. The jury was
out long time and brought in a verdict for
the defendant.
Mr.. Blakely, who takes the part of gipsy
in the play of ''Rosedale," now at the Pence
met with a serious accident last night In
the act where he is standing guard with a mus
ket in hand, he slipped and fell over a large
stone, and in falling the bayonet of another
gun entered his left leg just below the knee.
tearing a ragged wound. Mr. Blakelv was
carried from the stage in fainting condition.
and physician called.
The matter of underground wires is to re-
ceive another overhauling at the hands of the
electricians of the city. A petition was
brought into the council last evening asking
that before the pending ordinance was passed
it be referred to the committees on ordi-
nance, street and fire department, so that the
telegraph and telephone companies might
have an opportunity to be heard. Aid. Cooley
thought this was merely a scheme for DELAY.
but the petition was granted