St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUhi1s.

The Security bank has been gar
hisheed in the case of Thomas j. Canny
against James Z. Doughs.
Peter Thompson has commenced an
action against c. A. Moody 10 collect
500 on promissory note.
Ferdinand willis ct al. have begun
suit against il. l.. Steiniauser ct al, to
recover so due on lease.
Edison. Keith 6S.Co.s shave commenced
suit against krogstad Il Co., to collect
s4S0.64. alleged to be due OH an open ac-
count.
Nils Anderson yesterday broke his
leg at 225 Second avenue north by fall
.Dg down stairs. He was taken to the
city hospital.
The Metropolitan Trust company has
commenced suit against John ID. Bia Ike
10 collect $685. Is claimed 10 be due on
promiSsory note.
An invoice of the assets of the Stand
ard Sash and Door company, assigned,
places the value OF sos, 9S4.5i, iucum-
bered by real estate mortgage OF $500.
Helena Lundberg, who was committed
to The asylum at ST. Peter from Mime
apoiis June q, died at the asylum July
2 from exhaustion in acute mania. HE
body has been shipped to her friends.
Emma Olson, domestic employed by
+. q. Dib6le, 2703 South Aldrlch, went
with the crowds TO the lake Tuesday to
see tue fireworks. she has not vet re-
turned and considerable anxiety is felt
by her friends.
Tie gallant members of the First
regiment, stationed in Minneapolis, VIII
march from the armory this morning
and take the train that will bear the III
to the encampment of the First regI-
ment at Lakeview.
Edwin Peterson, confined in the coun-
ty jail on Il charge of bastardy, offered
TO marry the complaining witness. and
arrangements were perfected whereby
HIfIla Lindstrom became Il bride and
the prisoner d free man. Judge Stule
performed the ceremony.
The Fidelity and Casualty company
claims that it issued bond for William
Eickhoff, WHO was a wheat purchasing
agent at St. Hillaire. Mimi. The claim
is now made that he is 81, i65.40 short III
his accounts, and the company brings
suit to recover the amount.
The Calhoun Opera company are pre-
seHtimg said Pasha" to crowded
houses at the Grand. The company is
by Tar the best of its class ever seen in
this city. said Pasha" runs the re-
mainder of the week with d 23-cent
matinee Saturday. Next week they
will put on bohemian Girl"
President Reno. Of the board of trade,
has appointed the following special
committee on finance, to consider the
resolutions offered i'll the board at the
session on Monday last: Judge At
water. S. A. Harris, George p. Wilson,
j. NJ. Bartlett and ii. A.
TOwne. The committee are expected
to report to SPECIAL meeting of the
board to be called soon.
William Weis was found at the bot
tom Of the stairs at The logiug house of
205 Nicollet Tuesday night and taken TO
the lookup. DIR. Weston was called.
who said the man was suffering from
alcoholism. Wednesday morning he
had not regained consciousness and was
taken to the city hospital. 1t was
thought there he was suffering from
partial paralysis.
The pressmen of Minneapolis have
finally organized a union of their own.
The new union was organized by Dep
uty State Organizer l.. Woodward, and
is known as PresSmen's Union No. 20.
The Minneapolis preSSmen were FORM
erly affiliated with the ST. Paul union,
but, on account of local differences, de-
ciued to organize new separate union.
The following officers were elected:
President, II. E. Slnkiield: vice presi-
dent,C. J. Lucy; secretary, l.. ShillOck :;
treasurer, f. Z. George; sergeant-at-
arms, j. G. Straub.