St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The April term of The district court will
adjourn Monday.
1t is expected thu there will be a large
number of log drives hung up for the season.
There are prospects of more trouble brew
Ing in connection with the Nelson Tenny
mills.
Louis Derneau has been arrested on the
charge of indecently assaulting Mary Mar
cuett
Judge Hicks has granted new trial in the
case of William Townsend vs. Samuel NJ.
Rich.
II is expected that there will be 100 Scandi-
navian families located in Aitkin county this
summer.
1t is expected that there will be large
crowd at the lake to witness the boat races
this afternoon.
Carpenter Bros & Co. have begun an action
to enforce lien, in order to collect 5000. 20
from William Gillen.
John Davis has been sent to the workhouse
for stealing $500 diamond from the fallen
woman yesterday morning.
The court house commission has been star
gered by the action of the courts in connec-
tioQ with the new building
There were no races at Minnahaha driving
park yesterday. but they will be held today.
Ladies will be admitted free
Louis a. Reed has been appointed receiver
to dispose of the property Of the America n
Realty company, dissolved
j. C. Aswald & Co. have begun suit against
John johnson to collect au open account
and notes aggregating Sl.144. 40
The Washington bank has begun sui
against the Weinhold Drug company 10 col
Iect S.02. "A on a promissory note.
Judge Hicks has granted a new trial in the
cases of Peter Mccoy and La Fayette Van
Setback against Whitney D. Van Norman.
The houses of c. Ii. Slack and William CIa
venger were struck by lightning yesterday
The inmates of both were severely shocked
A deaf and dumb boy, eleven years old,
living at 24i9 North James avenue. is reported
as lost, and is causing much anxiety to his
revlaties.
Albert Iverson, John Lamont aud Henry
Ruedelstortz have been arrested on the
charge OF stealing from the carriage manu-
factory of James Iverson.
George T. Wyman has peutioned the pro-
bate court for letters of administration of
the estate of George c. Wyman, who leaves a
small estate to two heirs.
Ella Barley has petitioned the probate
estate Of William Barklev, who leaves small
amount of money to his widow
The Union National bank has begun fore
closure proceedings against 4. F. Kelley to
collect a note of $1,000, secured by mortgage
on lot Is, block ), Corsers addition.
A second outing party from the W. C. T
L. LETT yesterday morning for Willmar over
the Great Northern. The excursion included
six children and two mothers. Miss Mary
Thompson will have charge.
William Born was accidentally shot and
killed yesterday afternoon at St Louis Park
by James hickey. they were playing al
fighting duel, and, as Hickey turned to fire
i'll the air. he slipped and shot his compan-
ion.
The young ladies of the Immaculate Con-
| ception Catholic church are busIly pre- pairing
| for Il lawn festival to be given July -. 1t
| will be held at the residence of Mrs j. X
| Corrigan, corner of hawthorn avenue and
| Thirteenth street.
II. Erickson. passenger on train which
arrived from the East at the union depot,was
| fOunq to be seriously i'll when he reached
this city. physician found that he was
coming down with typhoid fever. He was
removed to the city hospital.
John W. Chase has begun suit against the
Peoples Savings and Loan association fol
the purpose ofsetting aside mortgage fore
closure on some lots in the East side addition
lie claims that the ASSOCIATION did not credi
him with profits according to contract.
The young ladies of the Immaculate Con
ception church are busily prepa ing for thei
festival TO be given on July II. and which
they wish to make a great success Mrs. j
r. Corrigan has kindly offered her lawn
corner Hawthorne avenue and Thirteenth
street for the occasion.
Miss Grace Dalton and Miss Lizzie Daly
both of Langdon, were the guests of j. F
Gluson, South Minneapolis during the pas
week. Accompanied by William Sheran ant
Nellie Gluson they visited many interestin,
points of the Flour city, especially Mime
haha falls and Lake Minnetonka.
Secretary Holt, of the associated charities
appeared in probate court yesterday il
support of petition 10 send the three Stro
chine children, living on Hawthorne avenue
to the state school The parents resisted
the mother insisting that the neighbors hat
been making trouble, and that she coulC
take care of them. Judge Steele dismisse,
the case.
a matinee and evening performance toda
will finish the first week Of the Calhoun en-
gagement at the Grand. The season ha
opened in a very fatteung way. and give
promise of being more successful than am
OF its predecessors. said Pasha'' will b
the bill at both performances today. Mex
week the company will put on favorite il
The Bohemian Girl which is billed for tn
whole week with Wednesday and Saturda,
matinees.
The third meeting In the series held by tn
Northeast side property holders was called a
$40 last evening" with Gotlelb Scholberg il
the chair. About fifty persons were present
including Mr.. Nelson, owner of the mill
which have caused the trouble. To start tn
ball rolling, the secretary read the petition
which had been formulated and signed at
previous meeting, addressed to Messrs Mel
son. Tenney & Co., and asking them 10 abat
the nuisance.