St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Martha S. Lofgren wants TO prove the will
OF her late husband, Leonard Lofgren. who
left 81 go estate to five heirs
The Tenth ward Republican club has
adopted resolutions of regret and sympathy
on The death Cf ex-Ald. Is. ii. Billings.
jeremiah Rogers says Michael Dugan
dubbed him Oh the head face and neck on
June /, 1892. Jerry wants S1,l0O for his i'll
jurleS.
Barbara Dolan. twenty-nine years old,
seeks d divorce from tnirty-tve year-old
Dennis Dolan. Habitual drunkenness and
cruelty.
Jacob Lit now in Minneapolis, says he
will build one of the finest theaters i'll the
world in Milwaukee. The lot cost 100000,
and the building will cost S.50.e00 and seat
2.50J people.
c. A. Quist was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday afternoon. charged with
Rssaulting f. A. Briggs, OF the Saturday Tele-
gram. Quist had too many witnesses. SO the
ease was dismissed.
The Minneapolis Street Railway company
has finished all its construction work. Moth
ing is being done on the lines except TO put
some of them. the Fourth avenue i'll particu-
lar, i'll good repair.
The Eleventh Ward Democratic club will
meet this evening i'll the hall over 2006 Cedar
avenue. A number Of the best speakers III
the city will be present, and altogether
rousng good time is expected.
The actual work of removing the Esterley
Harvester works from Whitewater. Wis, to
Minneapolis, will begin about Sept l. The
board OF directors has decided that the out
put next season shall be 5000 machines.
Michael Riley asks the district court TO give
him 5000 of the cash of Anthony and
Thomas McManus, his neishbors in Iiassan
township. lie says that they drained marsh
onto his farm, damaging him to that extent.
John Linboe and Grace Lidell were sent to
the OWatonna state school yesterday by Judge
CoTrgan. LinbCe lives st 1917 Third street
south, and is twelve years old The girl is
fourteen years old. ana Is an habitual va
grant.
james O'Connor has brought suit for 500
damages against Officer John Byrnes for
false imprisonment on Aug -. 1t was case
OF mistaken identity Oh the part of the Of
ticer. 1t is not believed o Conner will win
his suit.
The Great Northern's new iron freight
bridge across the Mississippi at Fourth ave-
nue. north is now completed. The tracks
leading to it from the depot are not quite
ready for service, owing to the non arrival OF
some of the steel.
ness Mems union has been working TO bring
the St. Paul branch of the 4. n. Kellogg
Newspaper union to Minneapolis. A Mime
apois paper has published the scheme, and
Is accused OF spelling the deal
SuDt. Gross says that the records show that
10,0u6 more or les unfortunate people have
found temporary surcease from worldly care
at the workhouse during the first six years
prisoners this summer is about 100.
Mrs. Mary Lewis mother OF c. Lewis, chief
train dispatcher of the 500 road, died af the
Northwestern hospital Tuesday morning
after lingering illness. The funeral serV
ices occurred Tuesday, ard the remains were
forwarded TO Rochester, Mimi, yesterday for
lnterment.
The annual session of the Minnesota Flu
neral Directors association will be held in
this city Sept. Z. and q. The associations of
North and South Dakota will meet i'll con-
junction with the Minnesota association.
The Nicollet house has been designated as
The headquarters.
a. y. Stagg. the noted college athlete, who
has been secured as the instructor in physic-
al culture in the new University of Chicago
has been engaged for a series of three lect-
ures one at Hamline one at the state uni
versily. and one at the rooms of the Mime
apolis Y. VI. &. A.
Lutheran church. Rev. Swan johnson. on
Bloomington avenue, will be installed on
next Tuesday evening The exercises will
be held at The church. All the Swedish
Lutheran pastors Of the Twin Cities and
btillwater will attend.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: John b. Lee Jr. and Jessie Jor-
dan: Earl o. Hanson and Amelia NJ. EdstOn
Charles Johnson and Jennie Carlson, james
S. Cahee and Tina Bryan, John Pohl and
Maggie Mainz Olaf Engby and Allie Iileby,
Robert II Biggar and Sadie McHugh, John
Flanders and Edith Crosby.
The case of a. Magnus against the Kansas
City road and b. CIouter for S23, growing out
of the road refusal to honor an order for a
cut-rate jefferson club ticket to the national
Democratic convention, has been settled.
Mr. Cloutier paid the money TO Ace P Abell
attorney for Magnus but ii is understood
that the company furnished the cash rather
than have the case come 10 trial.