St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS. ARE OFF TOMORROW.
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBULEs.

Otis CIoburne, local newspaper man, has
written play.
In spite of various rumors the sawmills
will not be closed.
Building operations are active, ana real
estate sales are many
1t has been proposed to discontinue the
branch of the library at Labor Temple.
The July meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club will be held at its rooms at o clock this
afternoon.
FIR. woodward and G. H. Miller have
been appointed members Of the board OF cor
rections and charities.
". K. Morrison d Co. have begun suit
against Fred S. Martin and 5. c. Cutter to
collect S39l 80 on a note
The assessors of Spring Lake Park have
met and assessed the property adjacent to the
lake to the amount of $4,000.
The Newberry Savings bank has brought
suit to collect s.. 301. 80 and the Cayuga County
National bank $4,000, from the New England
association.
The Excelsior Lumber and Boom COM
pany has hogan an action to enforce lien
against Walter S. Miner ct al. to recover
SS62 70 for material.
j. H Hastings, receiver for the Nudd &
Holmes mill property, yesterday opened the
bids, and sold the property to j. H. Tall
madge fer S30.700.
Mrs. Minnie Temple and Master Harry Cor
don left Tuesday night for the coast over the
Great Northern to be gone six weeks. They
will return via Chicago.
An inventory ana appraisement of the es.
tate of Bernard Hunt incompetent, for whom
lima
places its value at S72.0S6 90. ,.-
=. Prof. H. p Judson. of the Chicago uni
versity, Is home for the summer vacation.
He reports his first year work at that insti-
sntion successful and on the whole salts
factory.
The board of managers OF the K. Of L..
Building association have decided to hold the
picnic Aug Z Labor organizations are in
yite1 to send delegates to the next meeting. to
be held July H..
Harry o. Fourier did not appear to con-
lest the divorce action of Ada E. Fournier,
and she was given a divorce on the grounds
of adultery and given her maiden name of
Ada {. Howard.
The Commercial Bank of Minneapolis
asks the court for special receiver for IL.
K. Smith & Co. TO protect a claim of 5000
ageneral receiver.
The special law passed for the issuance OF
city bonds for the payment of the work In
building the court house has been declared
Illegal, ana the work cannot proceed. There
Is also a doubt as to the legality Of the hos
pital bonds.
J. II. Constsntinelwas brought before Judge
Elliott yesterday morning Oh the charge OF
assault and battery. The complainant is C.
(. Brame, the attorney, who is wearing q
bandage around his head as the result, it is
alleged, of Constantine's doings The case
will be heard next Wednesday.
The New York Bowery Fire Insurance
company has began suit against William
Cheney ct al. to recover $500 on a bond given
by Y. II. Emmans and James j. Elwel tt
secure the company at the time Cheney wa:
appointed the company's agent in Mime
sofa. 1t is claimed he has failed to turn oVel
collections.
The postofice has been notified from
Washington that hereafter examination!
will be the same for clerks and carriers. AZ
to age, carriers must be between twenty-one
and forty and clerks above eighteen. NJ
Questions are to be asked concerning poll
tics. Applications for the next examina
ton, which occurs Aug. 1, must be handed
in by July u.
Tomorrow evening the Calhoun Opers
company will begin the summer season q
the Grand, presenting said Pasha." Every
thing points to this being the most success
full light opera season in the history of tn
city, as the company has been enlarged
there being at the present lime fifty people
besides a complete orchestra, which is unde
The efficient direction of Carl Martens.