St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Lochren has filed an order refusing
the plaintiff motion for new trial in the
case Of George ). Luce VS.. Albert {. Clarke.
The assignee of the Flour City Sash and
Door company has sued Nancy A. Croft ct
al. for 81. 1885. ana asks for mechanics
lien TO enforce il.
City Assessor Plummer finished his work
Oh the personal property assessment Thurs
day. and yesterday turned over his books to
the county auditor.
The Rebecca NJ Harrison Deaconess home
has been Incorporated. with Rev. 0. H. Tiff
fauy as president. The object is TO promote
and maintain the work OF deaconeSses III the
Methodist church.
A case of measles at corner Plymouth and
Fourth street north, one of scarletina at SOB
Ninth street north, and one of diphtheria at
bl5 Hennepin avenue were reported at the
health office yesterday.
The business mems union announces that
1t has secured the Donaldson Il Davis Flee
trical Manufacturing company. II will be
dOmiciled in the James Il Byrne building on
Washington avenue north.
Detective y. ". King returned yesterday
from Detroit where he has been in attend
ance upon the q. A. r. encampment He
brought with him group picture OF the de-
1ectives on duty at the encampment.
The bank clearings Yesterday were Ssh
1889 The totals for the week ending Aug.
j. as reported by the clearing house. are
SITS 675 81 as compared with S1045. 74S. SO
for the corresponding week Of last year.
Miss Ethel Inman. who has been actively
engaged in city mission work at Hope
chapel for the past three years has gone to
England before assuming her new duties i'll
New York Oct >, as an assistant TO Dr. Bur
Tell.
The East side police station will be re-
moved Sept. l from the present quarters on
Main street to the Masonic building. 20 Uni
Tersity avenue southeast The new location
has been leased from the trustees of the
building for $500 per year.
young man named George Kronschnabel
was suddenly seized with an epileptic fit yes
terCiav afternoon while walking a, Ong Third
avenue south, near Second street He was
removed TO his home on Fourth street south
in the central patrol wagon.
The East Side Cadets met in the exphsitiOn
building last evening at Z O'Clock for the
purpose OF drilling for the part which they
will lake in The production OF the siege Of
Vera Cruz" They viii represent the Amer
lean troops in the battle.
Judge Pond has ordered findings 10 be pre-
pared allowing a divorce III the case OF
August Z ROeder against Maggie ROeder
The husband says the wife has been guilty Of
immoral acts and deserted him. She fed to
Cleveland, o.. where she now is.
The T. E. Barrett Manufacturing company.
which is about to remove its tarred paper
mandatory 10 this city from Chicago, took
out permit yesterday 10 erect two story
brick building a 1907 and 1909 Bluff street
south. The structure viii cost ;, 900.
The new stockyaTds road will be finished
IN about sixty days, and the people of North
east Minneapolis are pleased with the idea of
having q direct route instead of being com
PEELED to travel over the crooked and poorly
kept country roads in order to reach this
suburb.
A gentleman named John Andrews called
Oh Postmaster Hale yesterday. He used TO
be connected with the postal department in
Minneapolis in 1851 He is full of reminis-
cences Of those days. when Minneapolis had
but :. CO., people Mr.. Andrews now lives in
Arkansas City, Kan.
The residents Of that section of the city
which is dependent upon the Bloomington
avenue electric line for street railway service
complain that il now takes ten minutes
horse cars were running. They will present
q protest 10 Manager Goodrich.
Workmen are now engaged in grading
Park avenue. between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty eighth streets, preparatory to laying
the new asphalt pavement, and it is believed
that the street Will be open TO travel in thirty
days. Park avenue will then have a cOntnu
Gus asphalt pavement from Tenth TO Twenty
eighth street.
4 deputy sheriff swOoped down upon the
Brunswick hotel on Thursday evening anC
levied upon the contents Of the dining room
TO satisfy judgment against A II. Phillips
manager OF the house. but as it was shown
that the property belonged TO Mrs Phillips
he was obliged TO withdraw. The judgment
was III favor of one Davis q horse dealer
who lost Yalise at the Brunswick.