St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

BanR clearlngS Yesterday, SI,O0zsl94.Zo.
/. Nevins & Haviland sue Mayhem Bros. for
$228.75 on promissory note.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James are happy over
the arrival of an eight-pound girl.
During November the stamp sales at the
postotfice amounted to SIS, 6S4.29.
The Evangelical alliance meets at the
westminster church. Tuesday evening.
The Associated charities Will hold the
annual meeting at Westminster church,
Monday evening.
Emma A. Beachan was granted a divorce
yesterday from Eugene 7. Beachan on the
ground of cruelty.
officers of the various Catholic temperance
societies will meet at Crusaders hall,
Wednesday evening.
Caroline Wilson has begun an action
against E. B. Trubey ct al. to recover 1922. IS
on a promissory note.
In the matter of the assignment Of A. N.
Wheeler, an order was made confirming the
sale made by the assignee.
In the matter of the assignment Of a. II.
Harris & Co., an order was made confirming
the sale made by the assignee.
In the matter of the assignment of Church
& Graves, and order was made authorizing
the sale of certain real estate by the assignee.
John Conway, who recently escaped from
the municipal court here, was arrested in st.
Paul, and will now serve ninety day SEN
tence.
In the matter of the assignment of John
Speedy, an order was made authorizing the
assignee to dispose Of certain real estate and
accounts.
Robert d. Wincolt and Alfred johnson
were held 10 the grand jury under 5000
boz ds on o charge of selling liquor without
license.
The Boston Ideal Opera company will be
entertained at the Calhoun club tomorrow
night after the performance. All members
Of the club are invited.
John o. Orange has begun an action
against Simon Heavenrich ct al. to quiet title
to lot z. block 1, Cole q Weeks Rearrange
ment Of Bracket d Boyey's addition.
Work at the North Minneapolis stock yards
Is progressing rapidly. The railroad from
the yards to New Brighton, and connecting
with the Boston ice houses, is completed.
Freddy, Harris, an old-timer in police cir
Giles, is under arrest, charged with breaking
into Grants saloon. III Washington avenue
north, and stealing S14 two watches and
revolver.
.Albertina Bessemann was granted diTorce
Yesterday from Herman Beseman. on the
ground of desertion. An order of the court
was also made allowing the plaintiff to
assume her maiden name Of Albertina
Frenz.
The police commission committee on ap-
pointments and discipline met yesterday.
and decided to recommend that Patrolman
John Sullivan and John Oleson, charee 81
with being drunk while on duty and absent
without leave, be fined and returned to duty.
At the meeting of the board of trade Mon
day morning A. J. Boardman will introduce
a resolution asking congress to substitute
French plate glass for the common grade to
be used in the new postofice, and also to put
hardwood in the place OF pine. Capt. snider
and other congressman have interested
themselves in the matter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Tjell and Anna E. Rudquist, Achille
Bourget and Elleine Dubreau. Jens c. Lund
and Theoline B. Iverson, Wells p. Balk-
come and Celene Gerard, William Il: Root
and Rosa Bedbury, Peter j. Turnquist and
Alma c. Larson, Ole P. Eggan and Ragnhild
ley.
The committee recently appointed by the
board OF park commissioners to look into the
matter of paying the laborers who had done
work on the Prospect park observatory, and
who had not been paid by the contractors,
held a meeting yesterday. A report was
adopted recommending that the S327.45 due
these men be paid, and that the bondsmen of
the contractors, who threw up the job, be
allowed to finish the work for 500. This
will make the total cost of the observatory
S3, 400. $50 ~. II
"A day or two before election it will be re-
membered George P. johnson, of Walton
Michael Doran in the district court to re-
cover $71.35 for services rendered. Yester-
day motion was made by the plaintiff ask
ing to have this case transferred to lie Sueur
county for trial. No objection being made
the request was granted. johnson claims
that the services for which he seeks to re-
cover were rendered just prior to the Demo
cratic state convention, and consisted in
getting the delegation from Watonwan
county to aid in preventing A. A. Ames
from getting the nomination for governor.
Doran in his answer makes general denial
TO all the allegations in the complaint.
Johnson's attorney is Freeman P. Lane.