St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBU1Es.

Frank A. Forbes, secretary of the
business union, has gone to Spirit Lake,
10, 10 spend his vacation.
George E. Case has begun suit in the
district court for the collection of 1896
prOmiSSOry note from James Z. Brown.
A sewer laboreT at work on Douglass
avenue was injured yesterday afternoon
by falling derrick bucket, which struck
him on the ear.
The Security Fund Life Association
of Minneapolis filed articles of imcorpo-
ration yesterday afternoon, corpora
ton TO insure under the mutual plan.
No inquest will be held over the re-
mains OF William Weiss, who died at
the city hospital few days ago, there
being no question as to the cause of his
death.
William c. Leber, the Hennepin ave-
nue. jeweler, made an assignment Mon
day to Leslie c. Lane. An affidavit of
valuation places the value of the assets
at $1,000.
Sir Arthur COWell Sleeping, one of the
distinguished public men of Wales, is al
the West, accompanied by his servant.
He was confined to his room yesterday
afternoon by illness.
Nicholas Keaber has petitioned the
probate court to remove Cecilia keaber,
who was appointed his guardian when
he was committed to the asylum. He
has since been released.
City Physician Weston has made no
appointments of city physicians as yet,
but will at the next regular meeting an
nounce that he has selected the present
incumbentS, Drs. 2. NJ. Holl and A. f.
Irwin.
William Richie has begun suit
against James II. Eye, as sheriff, to
prove a right to recover certain property
as against Andrew j, Finnegan. The
property is i'll block 12l of Jerome u
JacksOn'S addition.
Charles Taylor. better known as ''Slim
Mcdonald" an old time criminal, was
sentenced to $50 or sixty days in the
WorkhouSe as yagrant yesterday
morning. He is not wanted in st. Louis,
as has been stated bp the papers.
The First National Bank has begun
suit ii the municipal court against the
Worlds Fair Butter and Egg company
to recover the payment Of S394.50. The
money is alleged to be due OIL check
drawn by this firm on June "a on the
American Exchange.
John Denny has petitioned the pro-
bate court for letters of administration
OF the estate of Frederick T. Denny, who
leaves an estate of 50 400 to the petit
toner. The same petitioner asks for
letters for the estate of Mamie E.Denny,
whose estate is worth $1,000.
John NJ. Hazen, the city's former
building inspector, received a telegram
Monday from John Boyd Thatcher, of
the worlds Tair executive committee,
notifying him he had been appointed as
one of the judges in the department of
constructive architecture.
Arthur Turner, the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. George y. Turner, of 234
Clifton avenue, died at o'clock yester-
day morning, after a lingering illness
from consumption. The funeral takes
place at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
the services being conducted by Rev. II.
p. Nichols and Rev. Wilkinson.
The board of equalization of the
county met yesterday morning at the
court house. and, after electing Henry
Oswald chairman, went to work on The
lists. The work is tedious, for the rea-
son that the town assessors vary so
much in their valuation Of the same be-
longlngs.
The Calhoun Opera Company will
present ''PinafOre" at the Grand
opera house this afternoon, the price
being twenty-five cents for any seat in
the parquette or balcony. These popular
priced matinees have become the lead
ing fad with local society, VINO crowd
the theater regularly. 'PinafOre" runs
all the week.
Albert Cornwall, who was sent to the
hospital some time ago from the county
Jail, where he was held to await a trial
for baStardy next September, was
brought to the court house much i'm
proved in health, and was sent away
happy by an order OF the court, which
ordered him to 60 on his own recognI-
Zance in the sum of 5000.
While the new ambulance just pre-
scented to Asbury hospital is the first
absolutely free ambulance in the city, a
great many free cases have been carried
III the st. Barnabas hospital ambulance
For a year OF more the st. BarnabaS
ambulance has carried the sick cases of
the Associated Charities, and the hos
pitaI has frequently supplied charity
nurses.
There has been a slight resumption Of
work upon lie new court house and city
hall building, which was suspended
wheL the adverse decision of the su-
preme court was announced. The COM
mission had on hand d certain amount
OF prepared material, in dressed and
fitted granite and stone, and while the
commission have little remaining funds
TO eXpend it was deemed best to put that
material in place. There is not enough
OF the work to last more than a few days.