St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-11
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUnEs.

Schedules in the assignment of Flor
ence ii. Perkins. the insolyent milliner,
shows assets of S2,374.70.
A large meeting of the parishioners
OF Rev. W. j. Lhamon was held last
evening. After stormy session it was
voted not to accept the resignation OF
the pastor.
The barber shop of C. w. Miller at
ST Louis Park was cleaned out by
burglars Wednesday night. They took
all the raZors, homes and other supplies
in sight. The thieves are supposed to
be from Minneapolis.
A schedule prepared by the receiver
for E. X. Smith IL Co.. shows total of
assets, aside from stock on hand, valued
atS10. 903.57. The liabilities are S34.94S.41,
of which the Commercial bank is the
heaviest creditor, in the amount of
$500.
Building Inspector &iHan says that
he has received no OFdd76 so tear down
the old Tribune buudinAeMnd does not
expect any until th4keOuhcil meets. 1t
will cost over 5000 to raZe the struc
ture. and the council must appropriate
this sum.
John kinnie, one of the oldest and
most respected residents of Shell Lake,
Wis, died in this city "Wednesday night
after protracted illness. Deceased
was siXty-eight years of age. and the re-
mains will be taken TO mis- former home
for interment.
Burkhardt Pippel has begun suit
against Edward and Frank Sandhoff for
$1,000 damages for assault. This is the
OutgroWth of a previous quarrel in
which one of the SandhoffS was arrested
and locked in the jail some days ago,
securing bail later.
The overhead bridge of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company line over
the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis road, near
st. Louis Park, is completed, but the
line has not been opened, owing to delay
IN the work of wiring Oh the Park divis-
ion. The line will be open through to
st. Louis Park in few days.
The legal victory of WayZata In its
case against the Great Northern Rail
way company seems likely to prove an
unfortunate one. The company is now
preparing to move the WayZata depot
building a half a mile east 10 alton
called Minnetonka Park \ flag alton
will be established at Highlands, half
mile west of WayZata, and tile FORMER
point of embarkation will be entirely
ignored.
Several aldermen have been in con-
ference with Mayor EustiS during the
week to devise means of employing the
men who are out of work. The only
men to be thus aided would, OF course,
be bona fde residents of the city and
heads of families. The officials do not
include in their plans such as have
dritted in here for the past two months
from the North and West, whether they
have have families or not
frightened horSp hriyan Inv Iouru
Whitney, created considerable excite
ment near the corner of Seventeenth
street and Clinton avenue yesterday.
Whitney lost control of the animal,
which plunged across the lawn at the
corner, narrowly missing a number of
people who were seated within four
feet of the path of the horse. Mr..
Whitney, who lives at the corner of
Portland avenue and Fourteenth street,
was slightly injured.
A series of trightful screams, the
juggling of a burglar alarm, and the
Scurry of feet created a great excite
ment at the Harrison residence. corner
OF Second avenue and Eleventh street
south, about 2 O'clock yesterday morn
Ing. In some unarcOunlaDle manner
the alarm was set off. and 4 young
member of the household thought 1T
would be a good idea to lend his voice
to the aid or the automatic alarm. The
police examined the premises, but no
traces OF burglars could be found.