St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-09
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


1t is thought that Joe Gangne, deaf
and dumb boy. is lost III the woods.
The first meeting of the board Of
equalization will be held on Monday.
During the past quarter the building
permits allowed have amounted to over
$1,000. 600.
Louis Derneau, accused of assaulting
Mary Marcuett, was discharged from
custody yesterday.
Mrs. E. 0. Cornell aud Mrs. Henry L..
Birge after six months, absence nave
returned to the city.
Mrs. Mary Tyler was fined $50 i'll the
municipal court yesterday for assault
ilig her sister with a poker.
The mother of the boy who was killed
at st. Louis Park while playing with a
rifle has asked Tor an inquest.
John W. Bryant has brought suit
against McDonough q Co. TO collect
SlI6.90 on promissory note.
James Tallmage has purchased the
property of Nudd and Holmes, which
has been IN the courts for so long.
,Jndge Canty has made an order dis
solving the Northern Rental company
upon petition of the stockholders.
James F. Brown has commenced suit
against Edward d. n. Whitney ct al. to
recover $4,000 on promlssOry notes.
Beuh, Levi & Co. have begun suit
against Larson u Johnson to collect
SS6.S6 for goods sold and delivered.
The flour output for the past week
was much smaller than for some time
past, having fallen off about 16, 900 bar
rels.
Albert Peterson. who is afflicted with
erySipelaS. was taken from the Deacon
ess hospital to the quarantine station at
st. Louis Park.
In the case of Anna L. Cady against
William l.. Cady the court allowed tenn
pOrary alimony OF 81 per week and S25
attorneys fees.
The Citizens bank has decided to
make an assignment for the benefit of
its creditors. Walter n. Carroll has
been appointed assignee.
Rev. }. +. FrizZell, of Waseca, was
in the city yesterday. He is 10 leave
his present Congregational charge at
that city in three months or so.
Arguments for a new trial in the case
of Thompson against EImantrout ct al.
We're made before Judge Smith and the
case submitted yesterday afternoon.
Judge Hooker heard arguments In the
Ciulul III DlOuRul w
owners at Minnehaha because of the
raising of the water, and adjourned the
case until next week.
Alice Shriever. one of the heirs of
Laura Woodbridge, has contested the
will, and the case has been appealed to
the district court. The will left prop
erty to eight people who we're not rela-
tlveS, and the appellant claims the teS-
tator was not in proper mind to make a
will.
Miss Carrie Bartlett. who was one of
the first newspaper women in Minneap-
oils, was in the city Friday en- route
to the West. Miss Bartlett is pastor of
the Unitarian church at Kalamazoo,
Mich, having abandoned journalism TO
enter the ministry.
The last Ole of the East side crowd of
young fellows who were indicted by the
grand jury for the numerous burglarieS
III that section of the city, was arraigned
IN the criminal court yesterday morning
in the person of Frank Brown. He has
been out of the city, which is the reason
his arraignment did not occur earlier.
Bail was given in the sum of $500.
A committee of MaSons, consisting of
Rev. DR.. Shutter, II. NJ. Myers, Winn
Bracket, E. \. McCotter, a. q. Mosher
and MI Mowery, met in Masonic
Temple yesterday and perfected ar
rangements Tor laying the corner stone
OF the new Universalist church, at the
corner of BlaisdeIl avenue and Twenty
seventh street. which takes place next
Thursday.
Dan Freeman, of st. Cloud, who is en-
gagged in numbering on the Bear and on
Leech. the farthest up stream of the
Mississippi logs which come to Mime
apolis, was i'll the city yesterday, and
stalled that their logs are all coming, and
he is sure that all of the logs will come
down early. There was 2l,000.000 on
Bear and Deer rivers. the former hay
ing 10 come through Leech.
Tomorrow evening the Calhoun
Opera Company enter upon the second
week OF the summer engagement at the
Grand, presenting the ever-melodlOus
success bohemian Girl" The cast
Will include all the principals seen thus
lar and also new candidate for honors
in the person of Arthur Donaldson, the
renowned Swedish baritone. The usual
Wednesday and Saturday matinees will
be given.
The case of l.. V. Petrie against /. R.
Snow came to an end before Judge
Hicks yesterday morning. Petrie
brought an action to collect com
mission of per cent above salary on
profits while employed by defendant,
and after trial the jury found that he
was entitled to it. The court has been
settling the matter for some weeks, and
nnally decided to give judgment OF
slSV, which was made by stipulation.