St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were Si,405, 47S.62.
Fourteen building permits were issued by
the building inspector yesterday, aggregat-
ing i'll cost SIS, s23!;.
This evening Francis Dillon Eagan, L.. l..
D., will lecture at Holy Rosary nall on his
tour around the world.
Karl karlson the tailor, who was forced 10
marry Rosa Moore, is a widower again. She
has left him, and in letter states she Will
not return.
Archbishop Ireland will administer con-
firmation at st. Stephens church this after
moon. He Will preach in the morning at
1880 and also in the evening at 1:5O.
Michael Beck. a Minneapolis machinist,
thinks he has invented an engine that Will
successfully utilize com pressed air. lie has
an electric dynamo 10 operate with II.
The local recruiting station has received
orders not to enlist any men who have been
in this country less than six months or who
have visited foreign ports within three
months.
The Third regiment United States infantry
will leave Fort Smelling next Tuesday on its
annual tramp. 1t will march by easy stages
to Lake Minnetonka and so into camp near
the Hotel ST. Louis.
The Portland Avenue Church of Christ will
worship during the time of the construction
of their new building in their sunday school
chapel, on Twenty sixth street west, between
Aldrich and Bryant avenues.
Fire caught III the Wheat and Chair in
the journal office yesterday afternoon, and
the entire department was called out. The
fire resulted il nothing. however, for the
wheat and Chair smothered Itself.
Yesterdays real estate transfers aggregated
SI3l, 1850. The largest of these was the sale
of lot l, subdivision of lot A, st. Louis
Bay. Minnetonka. by Charles Gibson and
others to the West End Hotel company, the
consideration being 100000.
Arthur ii. Goodwin went TO New York last
evening 10 attend the second trial of Burton
&. Webster, Hho is charged with numbering
his brother, Charles K. Goodwin Jr., a year
ago. Through an inadvertent tranSposition
of names ii was stated last evening that the
murdered man was being tried for Websters
OffenSe.
James Z. Cook. Unknown veteran, died
yesterday morning ana VIII be buried tomor-
row morning from the Soldiers Home by his
old comrades. The deceased was private
in Company f, Tenth Wisconsin: second
lieutenant of Company c. Forty-first Wis
consin, and quartermaSter sergeant Of Com
pany b, Eifty-second v isconsin.
Ingvald Eistensen has brought suit against
the Minneapolis Railway company for Sl5.-
$40. and David F. Gilman suit for s., 200.
Both aliege personal injuries.
The will OF John B. Wickersham of Phila-
deiphia, has been admitted to probate.
Mary Christensen has applied for letters of
administration in the matter of the estate OF
Barro Anderson.
In the case of Elizabeth j. Mcleod, re-
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Judge Pond ordered a dismissal.
Judgment for the plaintiff has been en-
tered in the case OF Andrew Hangar VS.. An
drew o. Nettand ct al, foreclosing mort
gage.
In the old case of Wheaton. Reynolds &
Co. We. Swan Berg Ell al. which has been to
the supreme court once in its course, Judge
Pond ordered judgment for the plaintiff.
Jennie W. Whitmore has sued her brother,
Rufus E. Whitmore, TO settle a real estate
deal.
David Il. Screingeour has been appointed
areceiver of Branch 1i55 of the Iron Hall.
The hearing of the case of Henry M. Sic
bert against the st. Louis road has been set
for Oct. TO-
The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway COM
pany filed amended answers yesterday to the
two suits brought against 1t by the c. c.
Wasnburn FIGURING Mill company
Lew M. Stewart has brought an action
against Sweet Nj. Case and W. B. Jones,
formerly city assessor and assistant city as
ressor TO recover S37, 1e6 with interest
Coles pocket directory and street railway
guide was distributed yesterday. The guide
is one of the most complete ever issued.
Aside from giving the name and location of
every public institution and prominent bust
ness house in the city, ii gives the nearest
street car lines and the directions of how to
reach the places.
The conference committee of the G. A. r.
has decided that 1t would not be wise for the
OF the proposed production of the ''Naiad
Queen" i'll view OF the fact that it has been
difficult to secure the aid of all the bodies.
A. +. Jones. the protector. processes not to
be discouraged, and says be will give the Ell
tertalnment without the official support of
the old soldiers.
The new church society have made some
changes III the interior of their church. cor
ler Of Fifth avenue south and Ninth street,
for the purpose of opening kindergarten.
Mrs f. Olney Farnsworth, who has made
ten years study of kindergartens. will be the
teacher The school opens at o clock to-
morrow morning. Children at distance will
be conveyed to and from the school in hacks.
The Minneapolis Christian Endeavor union
at its annual meeting decided to ask the min
listers TO invite b. Fay Mills, the evangelist,
10 Minneapolis and elected the following Of
ficers: President. John :. Hughes; first vice
president, II. E. Dadmum; second vice pres
ident, Miss Carrie Severance; general CORE
spondent Mrs. Baker; secretary, Ii. a. Kin
ports.
The trades end labor assembly. at a meet
ing held several weeks ago. passed a resolu-
tion asking President Harrison 10 inform the
assembly whether United States troops were
being used to drive ont nnn-union men. At
the meeting held Friday night a letter from
Acting Secretary Tibbetts was read, stating
nat the rest, zion had been referred by the
president to .he war department The letter
Was received with considerable enthusiasm.