St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-01
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

"NyOt ASuoblo utnNkAs IlC
went there on a business trip.
P The United States circuit court will
+ open for business next Tuesday, with
+ shirty-thres cases on the calendar?
II During the .comipg winter The Miune-
l. sofa Logging company will cot about
b l0O. .0O0, 900 feet Of logs Samuel Simp-
SOU will have charge Of the cut ".
Judge Hicks has denied the defend
ants motion for new trial In the case
fOf Swan Carlson against The North
|'western Telephone Exchange Com
tlpany. - 81. ~ - ~ 80
l. S. z. Livingstone was arrested yester-
day by Inspector Lawrence ON the
bcharge Of running blind pig at Excel
sior. The Excelsiori authorities made
+ requisiuon for him. ~. < .,5 1.:-
The Peoples meetings will commence
again tomorrow evening at Century hall.
Rev. s. w. Sample will speak OH Com
mon Sense" The meetings are no.l-
sectarian aud non. partisan.
The important changes In tile post
ofnce will occur today, when the newly
appointed superintendents. and clerks
will take their positions. The delivery
routes will also be redistricted.
Mr.. Ingersoll will speak at the mems
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. "A. building
Sunday afternoon at 1880. Singing led
by orchestra Of twelve pisces. under
leadership Of Prof. L. w. Ballard.
Browns Electric Supply company
filed articles OF incorporation yesterday.
The capital stock Is fixed at $3.50, 900, aud
the incorporates are Charles D Brown.
William Fl. Brown aud p. w. McAllis-
ter. ---------
The first matinee of the season at the
Grand, and also the last performance of
''Sam'l Of POsen," will take place at
2:3O today. For the week commencing
Monday evening the attraction will bs
"Old HOss''( '(BilD Hoey In his new farce.
comedy, "The Fiams."
The lumbermen of this city will meet
this morning in the LuMber Exchange
to consider an advance in the present
low prices Of their commodity. 1t Is
likely there will he an advance of fifty
cents per thousand Oh an eleven-cent
rate, based on the present actual selling
| values. 49,.
The insurance adjusters and the
JOnnir.Hansen company are busy de-
termining the actual loss from the,
recent fire. About 100000 feet of lumber
was badly charred aud smoked, SO that
it was rendered entireIy worthless. The
total amount of Insurance carried by the
company was $2l. 100. the greater part Of
which it will receive.
One of Moore, the employ ment agents
employees lost $40 at the rooms of the
Syndicate gambling house. He claimed
he was robbed. but confessed to Super.
lntendent of Police Smith that he had
lost 1t bucking the "tiger." The chief
sent for the Syndicate people aud re-
covered the young fellows money.
The remains of Joseph Prescott. who
died here July 2, 1865, were uncovered
this morning by the crew that is remov-
ing bodies from Maple Hill cemetery.
Prescott served in Company A, Ninth
Minnesota Volunteers, aud as soon as
the body was eXhumed, Supt. Burns at
once mada arrangements to have it re-
inferred in the q. A. II. lot at Lakewo
Andrew J. Finnegan has brought suit
against Henry Downs to quiet title to
the property known as Downs quarry,
and TO secure the value of the stone
taken therefrom. Finnegan claims that
the property belongs to him, but that
Downs has withheld it from him for the
past six years. He wants alsU S24, ,29l
which he claims Downs has made off
the property.
The teachers of the city will hold
their initial meeting of the coming
school year this iuOrning at the Central
high school. 'Supt. Jordan will pr0ba.
bly, deliver an address, in which he will
take occasion to point out some of the
important features Of the school work
during the term. and to call attention to
the manner in which certain improve
ments can be effected.