St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUhEs.

An inventory in the assignment of
Ball, Thornbugh d Co shows assets of
S6,934.75, and liabilities of SlS,947.S5.
Two young men took an involuntary
bath in Lake Calhoun "Wednesday after
noon while out boat riding. they were
rescued i'll an exhausted condition.
Capt. Henry Brown, by Attorney A.
s. keyes, has won the fiSnt for the
rights for the captains little red boat in
the Lake Harriet case in Justice Gray'S
court.
j. B. Bottineau, attorney for the Tur-
tie Mountain Indians in the famous case
involving 9,u00.O00 acres of land and as
many dollars, has just returned from
Washington, where he has appeared
before Secretary Noble in the interest
OF his clients. The case is now before
Secretary Hoke Smith for a decision.
he funeral of the late DIR. J. B. Mof-
1ett occurred yesterday afternoon from
the family residence, 1914 Linden ave
nue., under the auspices OF the Zion
Commandery, Knights Templar, OF
which the deceased was member.
Rev. j. b. Hngeley, of the Thirteenth
Avenue NJ. L. church, officiated.
The board Of charities and corrections
took out permit yesterday morning tor
remOdeling the old Bracket home into
the city hospital. Work will be com
menced on the boiler house and heating
plant at once, and the institution Shuuid
be in readiness for occupancy before
long. The cost, as given i'll the permit,
will be $4,000.
The Calhoun Opera company will say
adleu TO their local admirers Saturday
evening OF this week. which leaves only
three more performances OF "Ehe Mi
kadO." Thus far the week has been
the largest of tie season, and the sale
for the remaining productions indicates
continuance of the prosperity with
which The week began.
a horse attached 10 Harry S. Cramer'S
delivery wagon yesterday became
frightened on East Grant street and ran
away. The outfit came in collision with
three carriages, which were more or
less demolished, and the vehicle of the
runaway was reduced TO klndling wood.
HE frightened animal was stopped
near First avenue south. No one was
injured.
Camp Aurora, a camp of Minneapolis
people on Cedar lake, was badly
scOrched by file early yesterday morn
ing. The kitchen tent WAS burned, and
loss OF about $l5 incurred. The fire
was caused DY an explosion from 4
leaky gasoline stove. In the camping
party are included about twenty we'll
known young people under the chape-
ronage of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hoag.
Tne Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
house, CPS Fifteenth avenue southeast,
nearly opposite the Harris residence.
was last Tuesday night entered by
burglars who TanSackeG the premises,
but did not succeed in carrying away
mucn booty. Mrs. Frankenfield, the
present incumbent, is somewhat deaf,
and so did not hear the intruders until
they Lad been there some time She
and her two daughters were finally
aroused, and, making an Investigate ton,
frightened away the iutruders.
James Z. Ffield, of the Nickel Plate
shoe store. was seriously injured Tues
day night near the corner or University
and Central avenues while resisting
robbery by fOotpads. The robbers Sc
cured his watch and valuables after
knocking Mr.. Fiield down, and it was
not until some time later that he was
found lying unconscious on the side
walk. Although all night in a comatose
State his speedy recovery is expected.
The robber has not yet been captured.