St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Katie Hickman sues the Milwaukee road
for $1,000 because she was hurt last March at
the Eleventh avenue crossing by an engine
soaring her horse.
The funeral of Milton Rex. who died Thurs
day from cancer of the stomach. will occur
today at 2:30 o clock from the Hennepin av-
enue NJ. L. church.
"A United states court jury yesterday gave
David Coombs verdict of $50 against the
Northern Pacific railroad for being hurt
while coupling cars.
John Larson, laborer, fell from scat
folding at the new court house yesterday
afternoon. and was seriously injured. He
was taken to the city hospital.
district court jury gave l.. E Watson,
yesterday, a verdict for $1,000 against the
street railway company for injuries. The
case will be appealed on legal questions.
James E. Plummer has sued the Chippewa
Valley Land company for Sl1, 900 commission
on real estate deal. He says he sold 12l.-
3oO.oO0 feet of pine for sou, 900 for the COM
pany.
The Minneapolis building permits yester-
day aggregated S10S,3l0. The largest was
that to Smith & Richardson for a saw mill to
cost 800. 600 at Eighteenth avenue north and
First street.
: Weather Observer Harmon reports that the
frost of yesterday was the first Killing frost
of the season. with the exception of one
short time ago. which covered but @ small
section of Sherburne county.
The state board Of health has relaxed its
quarantine regulations i'll the city against
cholera, because of the cessation of immigra-
ton from Europe The state inspector has
been relieved OF his duties at the uGion
depot.
Uncle Hiram Lukens, well-known
newspaper man of Pennsylvania, and for
over sixty years connected with the Bucks
County Intelligencer, is III the city, the guest
OIL. c. Weld, Washington avenue and Tenth
street north
Smith & Richardson. of the Diamond Iron
works, have begun to build two-story saw
mill and one-story boiler house at Elgn-
100000. The building is to be 1S0x95 feet and
the boiler house 49x72.
The fortnighty report of Secretary Beebe,
of. the soldiers home. shows there are 1872
veterans at the home, sixtytwo of whom are
on leave of absence. Since the last report
there has been but one death. James b. DAILY,
and two men have been admitted.
There will be a special meeting of the total
p. M. to-day in st. Anthony of Padua hall,
East side, in order to make arrangements for
taking part in the celebration of the 400th
anniversary of the landing of Columbus.
Judge Corrigan, of the probate court. was
away yesterday. aud Ace Z. Abel, court
commissioner. heard the case of Eta W.
Flanner, of 11i6 East Ninth street. She was
ordered sent to the insane asylum as q
chronic who has been there twice before.
man named Greenleaf. living in Litch-
field. has offered to give five acres of land in
that village to the minneapolis W. c. T. U.
toassist the fresh air work if the union will
build cottage on it. Litchield is SO far
away that the union doesn't feel like accept
ing it.
Rev. D. E. Wells. secretary of the provis-
fonal committee which is arranging for the
coming of Evangelist 3. Fay Mills. said yes
terday that assent to the conditions of asso-
citation prescribed by MIR. Mills as condition
of his coming have been sent in by twenty
five churches SO far.
At the annual meeting of the Ishwar Theo-
sophical society the following officers were
elected: Dr.. j. W. B. La Pierre. president;
Kate Burlington Davis. vice president; j. c.
Slafter secretary; Zachariah Roberts, treas
urer; D. l.. Sherburne, steward; Louise j.
erts, trustees.