St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-06

Swedish settlement Vasa, in Goodhue cogn-
ty. She was eighty seven years old and came
to Goodhue county in the fitties.
The case OF the treasurer of the village Of
: pin county has been postponed. Judge CAVITY
says there are some questions involved that
should b@psssed upon by the tull bench.
The Grasshopper Tennis club will hold is
annual tournament on "Wednesday and
Thursday next at the club grounds corrier
Park avenue and Thirteenth street. Belden
has been barred from the tournament, Tut
will play the winner.
A letter which reached Minneapolis yes
terday conveys the intelligence that Rev.
copai church, and his wife, will be at home
within few days. DR.. and Mrs Wilkinson
have made an extensive tour of Europe.
Harry, Mcdonald and Rose Cole were Fri
day nignt caught in compromising position
at The Brunswick hotel, and on q plea Of
guilty. Mcdonald was fined 500 or ninety
days in the workhouse Sentence was re-
served as to the girl
The WEIGH citizens of Minneapolis are tax.
ing steps to organize themselves into a social
clup. Al a meeting held on the LIST inst. the
name Cymrodor1on was chosen. Another
meeting has been called for Tuesday even
ing, when the election of officers will take
place.
Yesterday Caroline Hatfield was granted a
divorce from Isaac Hatfield OH the ground of
separated in 1858. Mrs Hatfield was given
the custody of the three-year-old daughter
ana was allowed $40 Der month for the sup
port of the child
collision occurred near the union depot
yesterday between an express wagon driven
py a. l.. LlnQstrom and an electric car The
wagon was completely wrecked ana Lind
strom received painful but not dangerous
CUT on lhe mead. lie was removed to his
nome on the East side.
q Mrc
10 reach minneapolis this morning, and in
mat case, the funeral of their daughter, Mrs
+. b. Snyder, will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The services will be
held at the family residence, and the inter-
ment will be at Lakewood
A: Briggs, popcorn vender, who resides
at 5OI twentieth avenue north. suddenly
cropped dead on the street in front of the
blJou theater last evening shortly after II
o'clock. 1t is supposed that his death re-
suited from heart disease. The remains were
removed to Connolly's morgue, where an ar-
topsy will be held to day.
The West Minneapolis Turnverin has been
sued for taxes. The society alleges that it is
not naDle 10 the collection of taxes, as it is
an educational institution. Judge Hooker
has ordered that the case be tried on evil
dence, aud the society be compelled 10 show
1usthow much OF school it is
Judge Smith yesterday granted a temporary
injunction restraining Charles Zubeuth, just
&c VI Tue peace OF maple Grove township,
from issuing an execution or pretended
judgment against Julius Beier, as guardian
ad Item of Edward Beier, his child. Beier
was ordered TO give a bond for good faith.
The Security bank has commenced suit
against the defunct Price-Con Fence com
pany to recover judgment of S1422965. con-
slsting OF three promissory notes which were
never paid. The bank won a case against
the concern to recover judgment, but it
claims its debtors are secreting all their ex-
empt property.
Judge Hooker has appointed w. II. john
son. George r. Chapman, Samuel Adams and
y. T. Blalsdell as park assessors to appraise
damages upon those parcels of land abutting
upon Powderhorn lake. which will be neces-
sary for the park board in charging Pow
derhorn park, and also 10 condemn lands in
Atwaters addition for park purposes.