St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Gluck & Co. have brought an attachment
suit to-day against H. c. Hopewell to recover
$243.70.
| On Aug. the city comptroller will sub
nit statement showing the Immediate
needs of the city.
A dwelling house at 2631 Sixteenth avenue
south was damaged $500 by fire at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Seven building permits for structures to
cost a total of 1915 were issued at the build
ing inspector office yesterday.
Measles at 900 Twenty-fourth avenue south
and diphtheria at 12O3 First street south
were reported at the heath office yesterday.
Judge Pond filed findings in the case OF
Connell & Moore against Lambert d Van
Norman, ordering judgment for the plalnuH
for 81, 2SS.72.
The Minneapolis Box and Lumber com
pany yesterday filed an inventory OF its
estate as an insolVent under the assignment
law, amounting to Sl4,402
Henry Reichow, a st. Paul police officer
has filed application for the reward OF wv
for the capture of Harry Trudell, recently
sent to the penitentiary.
The cases against the H. c. Akeiy Lumber
company for obstructing streets i'll North
Minneapolis were yesterday discontinued.
The distractions have been removed.
Iowa college has conferred the degree doc
tor of laws upon Dean W. S. Pattee, of the
state university. DR.. Pattee was already an
A. Nj. and A. B. from Bowdoin college.
The bank clearings Yesterday were $751;
52S.44. The totals for the week ending July
10 are S5.07S. go So as compared with S5,S9l,
422. 81 for the Corr spending week of 1890
1t is stated thai in August the council COM
mittee on ways and means will make another
effort to dispose OF the $?45.000 of bonds
VIII CHI they decided not to sell on the 9th
inst.
The Orangemen will hold their twentieth
anniversary service Sunday, July IL, at 2:3J
odd Fellows hall, Il Washington avenue
north; addresses by leading clergymen. All
are cordially invited.
Alderman Parry, of the Ninth ward, was
thrown from his buggy at the Minnehaha
race track yesterday and so seriously injured
that he was unable to attend the meeting of
the council last evening.
Mrs. Mary Nordstrom was sent to st. Peter
yesterday by the probate court. She claimed
that she was queen of Sweden She
lived with her husband at Ais Washington
avenue south, and had been in jamestown
some time ago.
Charles P. Mehlin, son of Paul G.. Mehlin.
who has been studying the art of piano hand
ling i'll Germany for the past three years has
lust arrived from Europe and will accept a
position with his father in the Century Piano
factory of Minneapolis.
man and boy who were fishing from the
rocks just below the apron of the falls on
Thursday afternoon, feel into the water and
would have been drowned but for the BRAY
cry OF a young colored man named Thomas
Sampson, who jumped i'll and swan to their
assistance.
The pulpit of the Third Universalist So
ciety will be filed by Rev. Donald Fraser.
OF Orleans, Mass, who is a candidate for the
pastorate OF this society. Morning service
l0:45, subject Forgiveness" Evening 8
o'clock, subject, Mature and Extent of
Salvation"
Emily NJ. Baker has commenced an action
for divorce against Eldred Baker. They
were married Aug. b. 1866, and have lived in
Minneapolis for twenty years. She says he
has failed to support her during the past two
years, and has totally abandoned her tor the
past six months.
Hall Parry & Co. have commenced an &C.
ton on a promissory note for $1,000 made
Feb l. 1890 against Augustus B. Latham and
notice of motion to strike out defendant s
answer because il is frivolous and.made for
the purpose of delay
The committee of regents Of the state uni
versity has selected Mrs. Susanna NJ. d. Frye
to fill the place of Prof Edwin MacLean,
professor OF English literature, during the
professors fifteen months vacation i'll Eu-
rope. Mrs. Frye was for fifteen years pro-
fessor of history in Wesleyan college, Bloom
ington, Ill.
Complaints in regard to the condition of
Hoag's lake received attention from the
health department yesterday. DR.. Kelly, the
commissioner of health, was directed to pre-
vent the further deposit of offensive material
in the lake, tor the opening of North Seventh
street. unless it is Immediately covered with
earth.
w. c. Reed was arraigned in the police
court yesterday afternoon charged with hay
ing sold a quantity of stone belonging to F.
Balch, his employer, without making any
returns to Mr.. Balch. Judge Mahoney fined
Reed $50, but subsequently suspended the
sentence, the boys father promising to pay
for the stone.
The Y. NJ c. A. of Minneapolis incorpor-
ated yesterday. The incorporators are David
c. Bell, Charles NJ. Bailey, James j. Wagner,
George b. Bradbury. Zelona Z. Brown, George
A Bracket, David d. Whitney, Ezra F. Pea
body, Charles NJ. Pond. Levi E. Leighton,
Frederick Hooker, Albert Russell, James
Bean, L. o. Williams, James T. Wyman,
Charles w. Moore and Calvin w. Clarke.