St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

William Kubon, who was incarcerated
In the county Jail, has been released on
$500 bonds.
Anna Rupert has filed papers in suit
for divorce against her hubby, David A.
Rupert. She alleges desertion.
The capital stock of the Minneapolis
Bar ASSOCIATION has been reduced by
vote of the board of directors to $4,000.
Counterfeit silver dollars are i'll circu
lation in the city and the police are en-
deaVoring TO find out where they come
from.
Fl. E. Ladd and John w. Lauderdale,
appraisers of the estate of the late
Peter NolfOrd have returned their re-
port TO the probate court. 1t shows the
total value of the estate TO be $647,319.33.
The assigned sash, door and blind
manufacturers, Johnson. Hurd & Co..
yesterday flied their schedule of assets
and liabilities. 1t showed the assets TO
be Sl07, 22S.O2, and the liabilities $780,
7S7.40.
Edward H. Burrell. executor of the
estate of Isaac p. Langworthy, has
brought suit against W. A. Alden ct al.
TO recover on ap $500 prOmiSsory note
alleged to be due. Tne plaintiff also
asks that the mortgage be forecloSed.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Maude
Hazelton Adams. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. K. \. Adams, was married to
Frank II. Waterman. The ceremony oc
Cured at the residence of the BRIDES
parents. 2021 Third avenue south. Rev.
Adams otticiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Winship, newly
married couple from Hankinson, n. D.,
arrived in the city yesterday aStride
bicycles. They had ridden the entire
distance from HankinsOn. The couple
are on their wedding tour, and are
bound for Milwaukee.
Mayor Eustis has decided that he will
not appoint any delegates to attend the
deep waterways convention. Any mem
Der of any commercial organization in
the city who would like to attend may
receive the appointment. however, if it
Is desired.
Elbridge c. Cooke, assignee of COrser
d Co., has brought suit against Gust
Lindstrom to have contract for the
sale Of property in Jackson's addition
nullified. Failure to keep the terms of
the contract on the part of the defend
ant is alleged.
Henry c. StrS ker sues the Pioneer
Fuel company for $4,000 damages for
injuries alleged to have been received
by the careleSSneSS of the compauy'S
employees. The plaintiff fell into a coal
hole in front of YerXa's store, at Seventh
and Cedar streets. st. Paul, last De-
cember.
The Prohibition state central commit
tee met yesterday morning In the W. G.
I. Z. hall on Fourth street. No action
was taken toward filling the vacancies
on the state ticket. w. j. Dean was
made treasurer of the committee. Head
quarters have been opened OH the fourth
floor OF the Cullom block.
Gus Peterson, young man, was ar
rested Yesterday morning by Inspectors
II oy and Lawrence OH the charge of
grand larceny. 1t is claimed that lie
robbed a Mrs. Merrill Reed, of Chicago,
who is visiting friends at 3505 Tenth
street south, of her diamonds. His ex-
animation will take place on Aug. 30.
Ollie Thompson, colored wench liv-
ing III the rear of pit First street north,
attempted suicide Monday night by
taking laudanum. When her husband
found it out he drank two pints of
whisky and also came near turning up
his toes. The couple have now fully
recovered save for bad feeling in their
stomachS.