St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULES.

Eugene W. Clark, eff Seattle is at the West
The Wood Harvester works in South Min
neapolls. have been shut down indefinitely.
tor repairs, ii is said. Five hundred men are
thr0Wn out OF employment.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Samuel A. Bunnel and Flor
ehce l. Parsons. Charles r Rush and Sarah
y Hall. Emil L. Laird and Ellen Elekos,
August LABEL and Emma Gagne.
b. Cooper. who has received the contract
Tor the third group of buildings for the Es
terly Harvester works. Will begin the work of
construction TODAY at ST Louis Park. Mr..
cooper contract on this group Is $500.
The tennis tournament between the guests
OF the various MinDetonka notels began yes
terday at Hotel st. Louis. This tournament
Is intended 10 decide the tennis champion
ship between north and south shore aspir-
ants.
Rev E. A. Skogsburg, of the Swedish
Tabernacle. has written a complimentary
letter to Chief A. Il Runge. thanking him tor
the good work done by the department when
The Tabernacle was struck by lightning re-
Gently.
Simon Carney, of l22 West Twenty-eighth
street who died Saturday, was buried yester-
cay morning from St stephens church AT .
clock. The deceased was a young man OF
sixteen. lie Injured his foot some time ago
and blood poisoning resulted
The funeral of Mark W. Lewis, which Oc-
Cured yesterday at O'Clock from mis- late
private, and was Attedded only by personal
friends OF the family. The simple services
were conducted By Rev. j. II. Tuitle.
The MasOn's Fraternal Accident Associa-
tlOn OF Minneapolis have fled articles of in
corporation with the insurance commits
soEer. The incorporates are: \. q.
Leighton. j Nj. Williams. II. NJ Myer. W b.
Plneo, NJ. D., L. MOwry, Jacob Brewer, w. a.
Hall NJ. D.. d. l.. DO0biu, 9. C. CurtisS-
The construction board of the court house
commission has decided to use riveted beams
instead Of rolled beams for the second story
OF The building. The Carnegie Homestead
plant Is the only one furnishing rolled
beams, and the strike has made the manu-
tacture OF them impossible.
Mrs. Mary Corset. an ola lady of seventy
i've. residing 1t llo4 Twenty eighth street
south, tell dead esterday morning whil= eat
ing breakfast with the family Coroner
Byrnes was summoned. and came to the con-
clusion that death resulted from apoplexy.
caused by the bursting of blood vessel in
the head
The corner stone of the 81. James A. NJ. E.
church was laid sunday afternoon with APP
propriate ceremonies. Rev. illiam Graham
and kev. REYNOLDS. of St Paul. made adj
dresses. The old building has teen thor
oughIy remodeled ana is. i'll TACT. new
structure The attendance was very large
and the interest was marked.
Miss Sophia Stiles the wellknowu teacher
who is at present teacher of the government
Indian schools at Leech Lake reservation. i'll
this stale has been spending some OF her va
cation with the family of B. Cooper corner
OF Eleventh street south and Hawthorn
She has received government orders to re-
turn 10 the work, and will go the last of this
week.
The following officers have been elected at
the meeting of the Hennepin County Catholic
Building and Loan association: President
James j. Fitzgerald; Wrist vice PRESIDENT
James ?. Mckenna: second vice president.
Hugh Butler; secretary, Peter Mccormick:
treasurer. Nj. ]. Gill; attorney, John j. Kin
name: members of board of managers John
T. MCGOWAN, Dennis q Brien; steward, j . C.
Conuell
man named Collins threatened, through
his attorney, John j. Martin. to sue the street
railway company for alleged injuries re-
celved from car. Collins promised To paw
the lawyer S25 for his services. but afterward
compromised the proposed suit with the
company for $50 without Martins knowl-
edge Collins refused TO pay the attorney
his promised fee and the latter sued him in
Justice McHaie's court today. The court
held that Collins must pay the fee.