St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBU1Es..

Vacation days for the judges com
menced yesterday.
Tony Hawker has been set free by
order of the court.
q The boa constructor in the Dime
museum shed its skin yesterday.
David Green was given $50 or sixty
days yesterday for keeping blind pig.
Reports from up the river state that
the log drives are coming down stream
well.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Horticultural society was held yester-
day.
An unimportant meeting of the board
of directors of the exposition was held
yesterday.
+. II. Hobe has begun suit to collect
$500 from John q. Swinson on promis-
sorry note.
Ema Bence has begun suit against
john A. Peterson TO recover S55306 for
goods delivered.
j. u. Anderson has brought suit for
divorce from GuStave Anderson Oh
the grounds of cruel and inhumau treat
ment.
In consequence of the departure of a
large number of guests to tile lakes, the
July l.
The work on the superstructure of
the Peoples theater was commenced
yesterday. The contractors are Downs
IL Soil
1t is expected that the firemen who
have been indicted by the grand jury on
the charge of stealing at fires will be
suspended at once.
A petition to President Cleveland.
to call an extra session of congress to
act on the repeal of the Sherman law, is
being circulated in the city.
The work of widening Hennepin ave-
nue., from Tenth street to Spruce place,
the contract for which was awarded two
weeks ago. has been commenced.
Charles G. Dickinson has petiti0ned
the probate court orletters OF admins
tration OF the estate of George l.. Dick
inSon, who leaves Sc. 175 to six hers.
Joseph c. Whitney made yoluntary
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors to the Minnesota Title Insurance
and Trust company yesterday morning.
Information of insanity has been
lodged in probate court against Emma
Brawand. residing at Maple Grove.
Elizabeth Schwartz files the informa-
ton.
Justice Hamilton has taken the case
of Supl. Boyer, of the quarantine sta
ton, under adyiSement, after listen
ing to testimony and arguments In the
matter.
Jonas johnson wants letters Of admin
istration of the estate of John Lind, who
died at Hot Springs, Ark, leaving
small estate to Anne Hanson, OF kandl-
yohi county.
The complete summer service of the
Minneapolis Il st. Louis road to Wa
COMA, the Coney island of the West, and
to other points on Lake Minnetonka,
will be inaugurated on Sunday.
John StroIn, young man of twenty
eight, died yesterday at st. Anthony
hospital. He is supposed to have rela-
tiyes in this city, but they cannot be
found. Strom is native Of Sweden.
Charles Fay, who hacked some lead
pipe in pieces i'll residence OH Ninth
street and Sixth avenue south, was held
in $500 bail for examination Oh the
charge OF malicious destruction of prop
erty.
Hugh Isaacson, aged fifteen, was
brought 10 the county jail by the sheriff
at the InStigation OF the humane So
clety, and an attempt will be made to
send him TO the state school at Owa-
tonna.
The Northrup, Broston IL Goodrich
company has begun an action against &.
A. Smith OH a promiSsory note note OF
S605. 10. The Hotel Lafayette and Great
Northern Railway company have been
garnished.
The Washington bank has begun All
action against O. B. Whitney ct al. TO
recover 1920 on a promissOry note.
THIS is followed by voluntary assign
ment by Oliver b. Whitney TO The Min
nesota Title Insurance and Rrust COM
pany.
Frank G. Lacy has begun suit in the
district court against the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan association, the New
England association, James e, Plant and
Louis +. Menage, to collect $500 OH
promiSsory note made by Plant and
Menage, and guaranteed by the COM
pany.
The verdict of the coroner's jury in
the case of Robert Burns and Louis
johnson, who were killed at the new
, Nicollet National bank, was: I'VE, the
jury, are unable from the evidence laid
before US to fix the direct cause ana
specifically determine the responsibility
upon any person or persons"
Judge Pond has denied motion for
new trial in the case of William E.
Steele VS.. Louisa Stickney and Arthur
Rogers. This is the case in which the
court held that lease signed by the
lessor, was binding il accepted by the
Lessee, even if the latter did not atfix
signature. The case will go to the
supreme court.
From present indications the compact
submitted during the recent visit TO this
city of Insurance Commission No. 3 will
not be signed by all of the Insurance
agents of Minneapolis. 1t is thought
by many that the conditions were too
rigid. and that the commission eXer-
cised more authority than it was en-
titled to. Only one-half of the insur-
ance agents have as yet signed the
compact.