St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-07
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Riley was sent 10 the WOrkuuusc
yesterday to serve sixty days for stealing two
coats.
The tailors strike against Zahn, the West
hotel tailor. instituted last March, has been
declared off.
The first of the first series of plano recitals
by Gustavus Johnson will occur Monday
evening at Century hail.
C. A. Castle sues Fay r. Smith, Of Austin,
TO recover $500 for interest on money depoS-
Tied in the latter's bank.
The United States court for the district of
Minnesota was commenced yesterday morn
Ing Judge Nelson presiding.
The certificates Of nomination of the Re
publican candidates have be en- filed with
County Attorney Ledgerwood.
George Lunts, who fell from an interurban
car near the Washington avenue yiaduct last
week, is on the road to recovery.
Mrs. DR.. W. W. Houser and daughter Miss
Alma. OF Lincoln. ILL.,. are visiting relatives
In ST. Paul AID Minneapolis for few days.
Caroline NJ. Limbocker wants $1,000 dam
ages from Gen. l.. A. Grant. assistant secre-
tary of war, for I'M uries received on his
property.
DR.. William NJ. Spauding brings suit
against his sister. Susie Decker, nee Spaul-
ding and others for partition Of real prop
erty worth Sl5 600.
Melvin Grimes was made special admins
traitor OF the estate of the late George II.
Boyd yesterday pending the hearing on the
probate Of the will.
Ermina S. Bugbee wants n divorce from ID.
/. Bugbee. formerly county attorney for
Anoka county. She alleges cruelty, inhuman
treatment and desertion.
The accounting in the assignment Of
Charles Harm, saloonkeeper of SIS Wash
ington avenue, was filed yesterday. Assets,
S7,765; liabilities, S3,61947.
The pond in the east channel of the river
above the burned McMullen mill is in bad
condition and the board OF health will see to
It that it is properly cleaned.
Prof. Hoag. of the state university, who has
charge of the United States coast and geo.
detic survey in this state, has returned to the
city, having finished his seasons work.
W. A Pound has brought suit for $1,000
damages against j. Goodill, alleging SANDER
IN that MIR. Goodill has unwarrantably ap-
plled reprehensible and damaging epithets
10 him.
Reed & Kerr, attorneys for number eff
the members of Branches Nos. 1894 and 1855
of the Iron Hall, have asked the district
court TO appoint receiver for the two
branches and distribute the assets.
Henry Seibert yesterday filed six bonds
with the Minneapolis Trust company as
surety for an appeal TO the supreme court for
the six orders made by Judge Lochran last
month for the payment of certain coupon
bonds III the ST. Louis railroad case.
The coroners jury Yesterday found that
the bridge over the Great Northern tracks,
just beyond Clearwater Junction, which
killed living Yund. was dangerously low,
Whether the city or the railway company is
responsible must be settled in court
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Martin A. Hess ana Ella
Mcguire. Herman j. Rand and Maud r..
Mathews, Charles K. Gerggisborg and Emelia
E. Guth. owen F. Line and Ella May Daigle.
NJ. L. Dopgherty, for four years deputy
clerk of the district court will soon resume
the practice OF law. becoming q member of
the firm Of Reed d Kerr, in Temple court.
MIR. Dougherty leaves the Office of clerk with
the esteem of his associates and chief.
This afternoon the funeral directors asso.
citation Of The state will begin its annual con-
Yention. The meetings will be held in
Window hall Mayor Winston will deliver
the address of welcome. and j H Stewart
will respond on behalf of the undertakers.
Augusta Schindtke alleges that Mrs. Clara
Cooper has wrongfully accused her, Mrs.
Schlndtke, of having stolen a pocketbook
containing certain amount of money, and
asks the district court TO compel Mrs. Cooper
to pay over 1000 TO the plainutf as damages.
AT the meeting of the real estate board yes
terday George l.. Hit and the ID. c. Bell In
VeStment company were admitted to mem-
bershlp, and the matter of sending represent
atiyes to the national ASSOCIATION meeting at
Buffalo was made the special order of bust
ness Tor two weeks hence.
Mrs. Rufus Roberts has brought suit
against the street railway company for S. 900
damages alleged 10 have been received from
one of the company's cars. Rufus Roberts
sues the company for $1,000 tor loss of his
wife's services. Martha Emery also sues the
company for S., 600 for alleged injuries.
The Commercial Telephone and Electric
company. with capital stock of Si,000.000,
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The incorporators are edward S. Corser
Thomas Lowry. Charles NJ. Loring, II. A.
Tuttle, Asa b. Barton, Nj. Robertson, II. +.
Brown, w. s King and Loren Fletcher.
The formal opening of the university for
the winter season occurred yesterday. Serv
Ices were held in the law building, where
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welcome TO the students. Today the work
will begin i'll earnest From present indica-
lions the registration will pass the 800 mark.
About 100 of the passengers Oh the steam
ship Island which arrived in New York from
Scandinavia recently, arrived in this city yes
terday for points in the Northwest. They
came from Chicago over the Albert Lea route
and were all i'll the best of health. The
steamship underwent the disinfecting process
In vogue i'll New York harbor
The last and most awful blow of all was
inflicted OH the plaything of the fates. EYert
Nymanover, Monday afternoon, when he
was brought before the medical expert of the
probate court 20 be examined as TO his SAN
ItY. The medical expert found that the poet
was slightly demented, but his condition will
not warrant his beng sent 10 the insane
asylum.
1t appears that the fortune of Sc. 600 600
supposed to have been left to William Henry
Allen, the former Minneapolis artist is not q
sure thing after all. The fortune was left to
Mr.. Allen some time ago and consisted of
land in the city OF San Francisco the value
OF which Mr.. Allen was unfamiliar with. He
allowed it 10 be sold at a sheritfs sale
Before the expiration of the time for re-
demptlon, Aliens nephew filed notice in
The courts which protected his claim and
began search for his uncle. He found him.
and action will be begun at once to recover
the property. The property includes the
site OF the San Francisco Chronicle building.
The Minnesota Loan and Trust Co.
Allows per cent interest on Six-months
deposits.
AS result of race war body Of white