St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

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The bank elearings yesterday were S?,414,
5S7 %.
Eleven warranty deeds we're filed with the
register of deeds yesterday, aggregating SILL
The trouble between Thomas Moore and
Attorney Fred c. Cook and Hal Watson is
being considered by the grand jury.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
John Anderson and Emma Swanson, and
Louis c. Demeules and Alice j. Callahan.
There were ten building permits issued at
the building inspectors Office yesterday.
The estimated cost of the buildings was 81
0S5.
George H. Rust has petitioned the probate
court for letters of administration upon the
$4,000 estate of Andrew Craik, left to SIX
heirs,
William Cheney, the voluntary weather
observer, clings To his prediction that colo
weather will come soon and that 1t VIII be
hard winter.
Clark h. Peterson, the man who fell in
tit at Third avenue south and Washington
avenue Tuesday night, died at the hospital
yesterday morning.
The autopsy held by the coroner over the
remains Of Prof Henry PrieStly revealed
that death was due to heart failare, caused
by pleurisy with etfusion.
The announcement that a speciel wire will
be placed OIL he stage next Tuesday evening
al the Bi jou has stimulated The demand for
seats for that evening i'll a wonderful man
ner
One of the new electric vestbule cars was
given trial yesterday. 1t was sent around
the loop thence to Midway station and re-
turn. The trial was satisfactory 10 the street
railway officials.
Tonight the bill ut tie Grand opera house
Will be changed, The Wife" being an
nounced for the balance of the week, except
nj the Saturday matinee, when The Charity
Ball Will be given again.
Most of the cases on the September calen-
dar OF the district court will undoubtedly, on
account of the great interest being taken by
attorneys in the coming election. have 20 be
continued over until next term.
The Dean boulevard. connecting Lake of
the Isles with Lake Calhoun. will be COM
pleted tomorrow. 1t will not however. be
opened for driving until next spring. 1t is
first necessary 10 build Il bridge over the
Hastings Il Dakota tracks.
he iron and thing of the roof over the
main court room i'll the new court house is
i'll place. With good weather the cement
and thing Will be over the county MALT this
fall 1t is expected to have the county half
ready for interior work i'll the spring.
The case of criminal libel against William
Buckley, editor and proprietor OF the Build
ing and Loan Herald. formerly of this city,
has been continued until Mr. Buckley returns
from New York. The plaintiff in the case
is ii Chicago building and loan company.
Andrew Hoyde, of La Crosse, arrested by
Inspectors McNuIty and Hoy, was taken 10
the Wisconsin town vest rday by the sheriff
of La Crosse county HOyde IS wanted there
for embeZZling several hundred dollars from
labor organization of which he was the
treasurer.
The exposition directors could not secure
quorum yesterday, though the stand
byS,' like Regain, Nelson and Jauney, waited
over half an hour. A quorum was earnestly
desired, us the board must soon take Steps 10
secure the guarantee fund for the eXpOSi-
ton of 1873.
Cordially and sociabiity have been potent
factors of the success of Minneapolis Chap
ter No O. Order of The Eastern Star. during
the past year series of informal parties
will be held under the auspices of this chap
ter at Masonic temple beginning with Friday
evening. Nov. !.
Fred Brands driver for the Island Hand
laundry, was arraigued in the municipal
court Yesterday on the charge Of einbezzle-
ment preferred by his employer. The case
was continued until Friday. IT is claimed
that Brands collected money AMI failed TO
turn il in TO the office.
Mr.. and ms Daniel Bassett gave house
warming in their new residence, 2+26 nenne-
pin venue, Tuesday evening. and the event
was also the celebration of their golden we'd
ding Mrs p II. Morey, of Texas. and Mrs
+. b: Hill, of Chicago, daughters OF the'host
and hostess, assisted in receiving the guests,
VINO numbered about 100.
A middle-aged man whose name could not
be learned was seriously injured yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock, on the Great
Northern tracks near Bryn Mawr. He Was
struck by a freight train. When picked up
he was unconscious, and has remained SO
ever since. lie was taken TO st. Mary's hos
pital.
Jim Merrick, formerly patroiman on the
Minneapolis force, is back in the city. He
resigned his position some time ago and went
TO his old home in Iowa. Merrck is one of
Sergeant Jack Leonard's protegos and was
looked upon as one of the best officers OIL
the force. 1t is likely he Will again don the
blue and brass.
f. j. Schubert sued the J. r. Clark com
pany to recover SOB 0 damages for injuries
received by fall from step ladder claim
ing that the braces to the ladder. which
broke were of cross-grained wood ana
were cracked before being made into lad
der and that the company knew II was un.
safe when they sent il out. The jury, after
remaining out five hours, brought III verdict
Tor the defendant.
The Minneapolis Trust company has re-
elected Directors Charles A. PlllsbuTy, W. g.
Norlhrup, William. II. Duuwoodie Clarkson
LiHdley and Samuel Hill Henry ". cannon
president OF the Chase National bank, of
New York. and eX-comptroler of the cur
Tencv of the Unlte1 States, was elected TO
the board also. Officers have been reelected
as follows President Samuel Hill; first
vice president. W. H. Dunwoode; second
vice president II. r. Brown; third vice PIES
ident, Daniel Bassett; secretary treasurer,
Clarksun Lindley; assistant secretary-treas-
urer, Charles Hambln. \ o dividend was de-
Clared.