St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearances yesterday were 81, 1877,
U79.17.
Samuel Lorse has brought suit in the dis
trlct court against George Kayeski for 81 ,915.
The suit involves the placement of fence
line.
John West sues w. n. Baker in the district
court for Sl.006.73 for alleged injuries, the re-
suit Of bite of Bakers dog received Aug.
90. 1891.
The directors of the Metropolitan bank
held q special meeting yesterday afternoon.
and elected B. T. Nelson director i'll place
of c. Wright Dawson
The directors of tho, Silver Chief Mining
company have elected Frank E. Mix, presi-
dent; Wilbur F. Thayer vice president:
Fred Nj. Hutchinson, secretary, and Charles
J.. Mendel. treasurer.
Gov. Merriam has notified the sheriff to in
form Suspended Treasurer Peterson and
other interested parties he will hear what
they have 10 say on the report of Commits
sioner Brooks Wednesday, Aug. 81, at 10 80
a. m.
Two men assaulted Conductor William
Lohdell, of tine Iowa IL Minnesota train. Sun
day night, because he refused to let them
ride without tickets or pass. They were ar
rested, but afterwards released, as no one
was seriously injured.
The rumor that an interurban car had been
help up by highwaymen between here and
81. Paul Sunday night. could not be sub
well as the police authorities deny any
knowledge of such an occurrence.
Judge Hooker has appointed George E.
La CLAIR guardian ad Item of Frank Huntle,
aged sixteen years. for the purpose OF sueing
the North Star WOODEN Mills company for
injuries received by the boy while working
for the company on July Q, 1891.
the following inventory has been taken O.
the estate OF the late Mordecai Parry: S27.
2t6.34, mortgages; So, 72O.34, notes; S.. III
lOn re ND in nor
sonal effects; total, 500 iGS6S. No real estate.
Rev. Mr.. Dungee, who has been spending a
short vacation with his brother at Oklahoma,
returned 10 the city Friday. He is in costa
cieS over the future of that country as all ag-
ricultural district, ana brought with him
several specimens of the crops this year.
On account of the illness of his parents,
Prof Sawyer. of the South side High school,
may not be here III time for the opening of
school on Thursday He is in Waukegan
ILL.,. and sends word that his parents who
live in that place, are not expected 10 live.
1t was stated yesterday in the city hall that
another workhouse prisoner had managed TO
escape. investigation proved the story a
hoax. gotten up by a practical joker TO worry
the reporters on the evening papers, who
were obligedto tramp all the way out TO the
worRhouse.
The Carpenter Nevens Electro Heating
company has begun an action against Frank
Nevens in the district court TO enJoln him
from realizing OIL certain mechanical i'm
provements and inventions, the right TO use
which. il is claimed, Nevens transferred to
the company.
Leopold Jordan, the author Of ''Dorothy's
Dilemma the play in which Rose Coghlan
has been playing for the last year, is i'll the
city, representing G. B. Jefferson. Klaw d.
changers 1.-The Prodigal Father Comedy
company, which comes to the Grand opera
house next week.
John D. Forbes. manager for R. S. Good
fellow d Co.. has returned from a visit of
several months to his mother in Aberdeen.
Scotland. His trip also extended to Ireland
and parts of England. Mr.. Forbes was ac-
corded the privilege of a seat in the visitors
gallery of the house of commons on the day
of the no-coniideuce motion, when Glad
stone, Chamberlain, Balfour and other states
men spoke. and the Salisbury government
was turned out
A local bookseller thinks he has discov-
cred conspiracy 10 have Minneapolis chill
dIen buy the new books required by the
changes of the board without reference to
the exchange system that always has been
i'll vogue. The fact that there is an exchange
price has been kept quiet, he says, and chill
dren have bought the new books, paying reg.
ular prices for them. In this way the pub
fishers and dealers have been getting an extra
profit.