St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The expenses of the city during the month
of July were Sl,95S, 80 60.
Mary B. Feely asks the probate court for
letters of administration OF the estate of her
late husband. Christopher l.. Feely.
Sarah Van Horn asks the district court for
a divorce from John Milo Van Horn because
he deserted her June i6 1887, after living
with her from Aug. s, 1883.
Judge Pond made an order yesterday for
A. j. Smith, assignee of Mary E. Beerwork,
to continue her grocery business at 5l9 and
52l Fourteenth avenue south.
A reunion of the Third regiment, Mime
sofa Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Will be held
at odd Fellows hall, No. II Washington ave-
hue. north. Thursday. Sept. S. 1892.
DThe following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Thomas Thompson and
Matte Il. ST. Claire, L. o. Froberg and Gusta
johnson. Claus Delseth and Maria Hogan.
Antouia Petrauk petitions the probate
court for letters OF administration Oh the
$1,000 estate of her late husband. Anton We
verka. He died i'll 1887 and She has since
married.
Judge Hicks fled an order yesterday giving
Peter Wexford possession of forty acres of
the Crystal Lake cemetery, under his mort
gage to secure a loan of 5000, which the
association did not pay
The six-year-old daughter of Mrs. Ewing,
OF SO Fourth street northeast, was run over
by street car OH I1ennepiu avenue. near
Third street. yesterday afternoon. The little
girl had her FOOT crushed.
The danger from frost i'll the Northwest
Sc; seems to be over, at least for tie present.
The reports received by Observer Harmon
yesterday show gradually rising temper
allure i'll the whole Northwest.
Justice Mills decided suit brought before
him by four brothers named Bergman over
S. by awarding half of that sum to the de-
PENDANTS and the remaining half IL the two
plaintiffs. The decision was instrumental
in restoring friendly relations between the
warning brothers.
DR.. f. S. Kelley yesterday received sud
den summons to attend man who had been
hurt in the Fox Wisdom Lumber company s
mill ct Willow River. The victims throat is
cut and his windpipe broken. Dr. Kelley
left yesterday Afternoon.
The only report from the most distant logs
on the Mississippi river is that they are on
the move between Minneapolis and Poke
CANA dams, says the Lumberman. These
are the Bear river and Indian reservation
logs. Below these logs the river is clear to
Aitkin.
Minneapolis Baptists will be glad to hear
that Rev. ID. ID. MacLaurin. formerly pastor
of Imrpanuel Baptist church of Miunea polls.
has just received call to the " oodward Ave
nue. Baptist church of Detroit, Mich. one of
the most important churches IN the denomi-
nation.
II. j. Harding brought suit in Justice Mills
court to recover 81 alleged to have been lost
playing the o'clock game in one Johnsou's
resort on Third street south. The justice
rules the statute against gambling does not
include the o'clock game" Decision was rem
dered for the defendant
The North side branch library has been
moved from the nigh school ana is now in
its new building at lob Twentieth avenue
north. Thursday the branch was opened for
business at The new stand. 1t issues 100
books day the year round and has about
seventy-hve visitors day.
Attorney Brame, in order to serve an exc
cution Oh MaCame Jennie Buchane, has
levied on three oil paintings, said to be the
property of the milliner. Mrs. Buchane does
business at 5lS Nlcoliet avenue. Suit was
brought by Jennie Redmond to recover pay
ment for work done for the Madame Bu-
chane.
"Aunty'' Mary Anne Harold, well known
local character, sue the city for damages
She alleges she has been the victim of d case
of malpractice in the city hospital. At one
time the old lady was professional nurse.
and number of prominent persons have
utilized her Sc. vices. Aunt Mary is thought
to be bit daft about law suits
Judge Corrigan is awaiting the free con-
sent of Mrs. Kate Wilson and her second
husband, HacSman Harry Kane to send the
three children of Mrs. Wilson, Kate, John
and Harry, eleven. two and seven years old,
to Owatumna. The county commissioners
petitioned the probate court 10 commit them.
alleging the children have been sadly neg
lecied.
Justice McHale yesterday gave A. II.
knight grocer, judgment against Mrs
George Il. Smith for grocery bill amount
ing to nearly Sl00. Mrs. Smith pleaded the re-
sponsibility of her husband for her own
debts but in view ot the prolonged absence
of the person from the city, and his absence
during the time the bill was made, the plea
was ignored.
II the Minneapolis mills are going to break
the record this year and make 500, 0JO, 600 feet
of lumber, the thing has got to be done in
the last half Of the season. The boom scale
for the first half of the season shows a slight
excess over the scale for the same period last
year, although saving Was commenced
earlier in 1892 than in 1891.
Those who saw the panorama of the Battle
of Atlanta. Will find the Zoographicon of
game birds and animals of the Northwest at
the exposition, another excellent example of
panoramic art made almost life-Iike. The
stuffed animals in the natural foreground
will be SO, artistically blended with the
be difficult, If not impossible. to detect the
artificial from the real.
The Wheeler davidson rSewing Machine
company recently sued Charles Schmidt for
balance of SIS, alleged due its agent as pay
ment fora machine. Justice Mills discov-
cred an eraSure had been made in the
original contract between the parties.
and that 1t had been made while in the pos
session OF the company's agent, The suit
was decided in defendants favor, aud in ac-
COIUdIiCc Will Tue teTulS OI the contract De-
fore the unauthorized erasure was made.
The company will appeal.
Jennie Boreen. residing on University ave-
nue., has brought suit for 5000 against
Charles Ericsson. of the firm of Ericsson d.
Ericsson, shoe dealers. of 407 Central avenue.
The plaintiff alleges Ericsson on Nov 80 1891,
in Menominee, Wis, promised to marry her
the following June. Miss Boreen removed
to Minneapolis and has vainly appealed to
the defendant on divers occasions to keep
his pledge. Ericsson refuses to marry Miss
Boreen. Hence the suit,