St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

= An excursion will be given by Westmins
ter church to Osceola next Wednesday.
The trades and labor assembly has elected
W. r. Encell secretary and H. a. hanson
treasurer.
Police Inspector Mallon has returned
from weeks vacation at ST. Vincent and
Pembna.
B. Cooper has been awarded the contract
for constructing the third group of buildings
for the Esterly Harvester works at ST. Louis
Park.
shall the Worlds Fair Be Closed on Sun
dav:"' Samuel p Putnam. OF San Francisco.
will speak on this subject al Century hall
this evening.
The late John B. Wickersham. of Phila
delpha, left S12 GOO worth Of unlmproNed
land in this county, and his will has been
filed for probate
The Norwegian Total Abstinence society
of South, Minneapolis will hold picnic this
afternoon and evening at the new picnic
grounds, Lake Harriet.
Otto johnson. the jailer at the county jail
wishes the public TO understand that he is
hot a candidate for sheriff. His name has
been mentioned, but he says he is not look
ing for office.
Mrs. William A. Benton will speak in the
law building of the university today at p:
m. to the young ladies of the summer school
and their friends Subject Visits TO Jerusa-
lem and Bethlehem
The district judges have assigned them
Selves QullcS LOT inc September VI SOHit
as follows: Jury cases. Judges Pond. Hooker
and Lochren: court cases, Judges CAVITY ana
Smith; criminal eases, Judge Hicks.
T. j. Crossen,a driver for the Hall & Ducey
mill. died very suddenly yesterday morning
while driving his wagon His body was
taken TO Connelly's morgue where an autopsy
was held in the afternoon by the coroner.
An order was issued yesterday from the
police department that hereafter all hotel
runners and callers for restaurants mnst
MOO ,<ss tl,n lNn MN
appeal to the council inasmuch as they pay
q license of So.
A new lodge, l. o. O. F.. will be instituted
on Aug q, at Twentieth avenue north and
Tenth street. and viii be known as Hennepin
Lodge No. 4. The institution will be in
charge of Grand Master A. X. Norton. who
will be assisted by degree staff from High
land Lodge No 80.
Supt j. W Tousley of the Crystal Lake
cemetery desires to explain the recent de-
cision against the Cemetery association i'll
. favor Of Peter Walford will not affect the in
terests of lot owners. The land to be Tor
feited by the company embraces ten acres OF
1owlands, of which practical use has never
been made.
The will of Thomas b. Wells, late rector of
ST. Marks who died on the steamer Parthia,
Ell ronte from Japan to the United States
Aug. T. lS9l, was admitted TO probate yester-
day. Annie Z. Wells petitiOned to prove the
will. The entire estate amounts to $500 of
personal property.
David Lane. the old man arrested some
time ago for the alleged i'll treatment of
Mrs. johnson, with whom he was living, was
dismissed i'll the municipal court yesterday,
the witness, Mrs. Johnson, not putting il an
appearance. The woman is still confined to
her bed in the city hospital.
Agnes Classy. the young girl picked up by
Patrolmen Morrisey and Bracket and
brought into the central station where she
was turned over to the care OF Matron Paine,
was arreigned in the municipal court yes
1erday morning. She proved anything but
the demure and innocent miss the officers
took her TO be. and declined reforming as re-
quested to do by the judge. She was accord
ingly sent 10 Ibe Workhouse for ninety days.
: Judge Hicks i'll the case Of the Security
Bank VS. the Price ondit Fence Company,
insolvent. and others. finds that the company
owes the bank Sle.9T672; C. II. Prior,
$4,000: the Ldmberman Publishing Com
pany. S96.9S: Orange Judd Farmer Company,
Sl2+.56: Daniel Condit s., 002 81: total, S23,-
200.SS These amounts are made judgments
against Charles II. Prior and William II.
Hinkle for $1,000 and $500 respectively. the
value of the stock held by them. Prior and
Hinkle have paid the amounts and are there
fore released from further liability. All
creditors except Kate and +. {. Pfanschmldt
ID $ Fracketon and n. ". Davnes, nom
residents are barred from bringing suit.
Cut in Two.
Judge Canty yesterday divorced Mrs.
Helen Nichols and Charles FL. Nichols,
railroad conductor. The parties were
married in this city Feb. IA. 1856. MIS-.
Nichols affirmed non-support and ill
usage. Her maiden name, Helen Terry,
was restored to her. Mrs. Nettie l..
: Pion was granted divorce from her
husband, Charles b. Pion, all alleged
forger, on the ground of desertion.
Judge Hooker severed the tie. Judge
: Smith divorced Cassie Tibbetts from
her husband, Albert Tlbbetts, in the
{ face of statements of cruelty and neg
!. lect on the part of the man TibbettS.
Judge Pond gave Lucia A. Bryant an
order on her husband. George NJ. Bry-
ant, for $40 a week alimony andsSb5 at
.:torhey fees. pending the hearing before
.skim of her divorce case.