St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS aLoBuLEs.

James Carter asks $4,000 from the
street railway company for alleged per-
Sonal injuries.
The assignee of the Farmers and
Merchants State bank has begun suit
to collect S3,S S2.37 on notes.
Alme Hunter has begun suit against
the street railway company to collect
S26, 4SS for personal injuries.
Preparations are afoot for the early
reopening of the Commercial bank, on
the East side, which suspended some
weeks ago.
i. j. Price, of the Kellogg Newspaper
company. and wife ielt last night to
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of his parents.
Next Monday evening the Wilburs
will return with The Royal MILDLY"
which was well liked when produced IN
st. Paul this summer.
= Henry Merchant is of the opinion that
the street railway company has injured
him TO the extent of $60S4, and he has
brought suit for that amount.
Mayor Eustis says he Will be obliged
to veto the orders for large number OF
sewers, watermains, ETC., presented by
the council of LIST Fridays meeting.
William Hickey. of Hopkins, was
brought into the city tied hand and foot
yesterday afternoon and given twenty
days in the county jail for beating his
children.
The Gun Flint Lake Iron company.
which has been sued for its indebted
ness to the State bank, made an assign
ment yesterday to w. II. Lynn. An
affidavit of valuation places the assets
at $4,000.
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change bank has begun suit against the
Gun Flint Lake Iron company to collect
s.. 900 on a note. A second action against
the same party is to collect $4,000 on the
same grounds.
A committee of laborIng men called
yesterday morning upon the mayor to
ask about proclamation for Labor Day.
While the mayor didnOt promise to Issue
the proclamation, the committee Is nope
full that he will issue il.
Lars q. LundquiSt asks the court for
dissolution of the firm of James Bla-
don & Co. that he may secure certain
sums of money paid into the partner
ship, because he claims BladOn refuses
to make an account of the profits.
a new department at the public Ii
Drary will be opened Sept. l, the juven-
lie department. 1t will be located in
The room now devoted to the display of
Old coins, and will contain very COM
plete collection.
John Drew and his clever company
were greeted by another large audience
at the Grand last night. The Masked
Ball" fills the bill for light, pleasing
comedy. Same bill all the week, with a
Saturday matinee.
William Perry, who fell from ladder
l,rnlyo &c hook ttun nannthS
ago, while putting in screen windows at
240l Central avenue. was taken TO st.
Mary's hospital yesterday morning.
The case is said to be remarkable one
from medical standpoint.
Dir. Game, of Saltwater, who was in
jured in an accident at Lake City dur
ing the state encampment, and whose
life was deSpaired of for several weeks,
was in the city last night, being &C.
corded hearty welcome by his many
friends.
The building inspector has about
found out that the New England assO-
citation is the real owner of the old
Tribune building, and as soon as the
city attorney comes home will probably
90 into court and ask that the receiver
be ordered to put the old ruin in safe
condition.
Inc hrsG open session OF the revision
committee OF the city council was held
yesterday morning, and about twenty
five taxpayers were On hand to argue
for or against several minor permanent
improvements. The committee con-
fined its mornings business to listening
TO arguments.
The street opening commission, at a
meeting yesterday morning, opened
Fifth street north for a short distance
above Tenth avenue. The estate o!
Lambert Hays, owner Of the property
taken, was awarded 500. The street
has practically been open for years. bu
aStrip of land necessary TO the thorough
fare has never been decided to the city
D. ScOfield, who bas put in thirty
seven summers in Minnesota, and ha
usually devoted some time at bee hunt
Ing at this season of the year, states tina
unless there is killing or severe fros
within two days of the full moon, whicl
occurs from the Goth of August to tn
10th of September. that there will be NJ
severe frost until within two days of TIL
next full moon.