St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.


Alice I. Williams has begun an action
against Nelson F. Griswold to collect
$4,554 on note.
Yesterday morning the Foresters of
this city with their families and friends
plcnicked at LlndStrom.
ii. Kelly & Co. have begun suit to en-
force lien and collect a claim of
$11S.59 against E. r. Deibert.
William B. Geery Las begun suit
against w. r. Ransom and J. E. Glass
to collect $1,000 Oh promiSsory note.
Margaret E. Klley has begun an action
for divorce from John B. KIley on the
grounds of cruel and innuman treat
ment.
John DOrfest has begun action in the
district court against Bertha Dorfest
for divorce. on the grounds of de-
Sertion.
Mary Olson has begun an action for
divorce from John Olson, charging that
he pleaded guilty to grand larceny last
April. and was sent to serve a sentence.
The county treasurer has completed
his list of apportiOnment for funds col
lected during the months of June and
July, the total amounting to S34, ,69S.T9.
Judge Pond has denied a motion to
Strike out the answer and for judgment
on the pleadingS in the case of the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank of Milwaukee.
The Union National Bank of Chicago
has begun an action against he South
Shore Lumber company and |. 5. Cook
CS Co. to recover $1,000 ON promissory
note.
One Of the first official acts of Mayor
EuStS after his return was to attach
his signature TO the resolution appro-
priatlng money for a new fire engine and
1000 feet of hose.
John 5. Austin, piano tuner, claims
that he fell through trap door in the
floor of restaurant known as the
Vienna cafe, at 320 Nicolet avenue,
and he claims S5S7.50 as damages.
County Auditor Cooley has completed
The reports 10 the state departments
about month earlier this year than in
any year previous. The total tax val
nation for the city is Sl9,960,472.
q. ii. bennington, who formerly had
charge of the choir III the cathedral at
The City of Christ church, New Zealand,
has accepted the position of choir mas
ter and OrganiSt at GethSemane church.
James Dillon. pugiliSt in embryo,
was arrested on Monday afternoon by
Officer Golf, there being three COM
plants against him of having beaten
lighting prnpensities.
a telegram has been received from
Hull Mills by Joseph Manix stating that
William Marquet, band sawyer i'll the
Pmploye of Gilmore & Hughes, had
been accidentally killed. Marquet has
wife aud family in this city.
Frank Hagan, arrested with Mrs.
Duffy for adultery, was released from
the county Jail this morning on bail.
Henry Hackett was released, having
served his time. He was sent in from
Wright county for whipping his boy.
City Assessor Plummer states that
newspapers have been too conservative
in their estimates of the number of
houses that were destroyed by Sundays
fire. He finds by examining his plats
that over 100 houses were destroyed.
line programme announced for the
BijOu entertainment on Saturday even
ing next for the relief of the fire suf-
fererS is of a varied and first-class
order. and will probably prove a big
draw.
The principal members of the Cal
houn Opera company will give a con-
cert this evening at the Blue Line pa
ViliOn, Excelsior. Offenbach's operetta.
"The Rose of Auvergne, will be rem
dered as the second part of the pro-
gramme.
The Minneapolis Trust company, as
receiver for the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan company, has begun an action to
collect S15, 714.92 in promisS0ry notes. for
which it holds deed transferred from
Louis f. Menage. given by Henry b.
Beard.
Arrangements have been completed
by Manager Aimle for the issue of
Ill Ia bc 10,
terests of the United Norwegian Lu-
theran church, and to be called the
Samfuudet (Uur Church,. The first
issue will number 10000 copies.
Tie Minneapolis Trust company as
receiver for the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan company. has begun an action
against Louis f. Menage, Henry +.
Beard and John 3. Robertson to collect
S15.7IS.7S OH a number of notes, secured
by deed i'll trust to some farm lands.
Sydney Perham has brought action to
collect note of $1,000 from Harry
Gaines. The note was made by Gaines
to George A. Morse, who transferred it
20 the plaintiff after going through the
hands of the Northwestern Guaranty
Loan company.
Judge Canty has found for the plaint-
iff in the case of The State of Mime
state assessed taxes on farm machinery
lying III storage for shipment in this
city, and defendant resisted. The de-
clSiOn is an important one as deciding a
disputed question.
Yesterday Judge Smith signed an
ORDER to Mr.. Fletcher and the Minneap-
oils Trust company to show cause why
the orders issued by Judge Hicks should
not be set aside for the reason that the
same were improperly granted, and for
the reason that all the proceedings
therein were irregular.
Mr.. Willard gave the second preSenta-
tion of "The Middlem an'' to crowded
house at the Grand last night. This
evening he will appear i'll Judah" in
which his success has been equally
great. The play will be given with all
the original stage settings, properties,
etc. Next week the Wilbur Opera COM
pany will be the attraction, presenting
very attractive repertoire.
The crop reports OF Director Beals
contains the following: More than the
usual amount of rain fell throughout
the state except in few scattered coun-
ties in the Southern section. The
drought has been relieved, and corn,
potatoes, flax Duckwheat and pasturage
are greatly improved. The cool nights
ana warm days during the week were
the most favorable kind of weather for
the late crops aud farm work in general
The committees of the board of char
ities and corrections met yesterday aft
ernOOn to make up estimates of the
amount of fuel needed by the various
desartmentS during 1894. 1t was finally
decided to advertise Tor proposals for
5000 loads of millwood for the poor de-
partment, 700 cords of soft wood and
ten tons of coal for the workhouse and
goo tons of soft coal for the city hos
pital.