St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The sixteenth school year of the Min.
neap0llS academy Will commence today.
The classes will at once resume work.
A lawn festival for the benefit of the
st. Lawrence parish will be given on
the church grounds Thursday evening.
Yesterday Mrs. q. L. Hit filed letters
of administration of the estate of her
deceased husband. The value of the
estate is placed at $4,000.
Hugh Mcclure. a cheap prize fighter.
licked woman named Kittie Ross last
Sunday, and yesterday was fined SIS In
the police court for his fun.
The remains of Malcolm Anderson,
who was shot and killed last Sunday by
Gust Lindberg, were inferred yesterday
in Lakewood. There was no inquest.
M. B. Curtis in "Sam'l of Posen"
drew large house last night at the
Grand. The performance was better, If
anything, than Cd the preceding night.
Edgar Thompson wants Chief of Po-
lice Smith TO pay him $4,000 damages
for false arrest. He has brought suit
against the chief for the amount in the
district court.
A test is to be made of the Nicollet
avenue water main, to determine if it
is large enough to meet all demands,
but the people of the water department.
insist it is all right.
The hearing In the case of the Bank
Of Minneapolis against the estate of
Matthias Bofferding did not occur
yesterday morning, as expected. 1t
was postponed four weeks, until the
September term of court.
Charles Anderson, laborer EMPLOYED
by the Minneapolis Street Railway
company, has brought suit against the
corporation for injuries sustained while
working in one of the buildings a year
ago. He wants $4,000 damages.
Judge Hicks has accepted an invita-
tioh TO speak at the Pittsburg campfire
of the g. A. r. Sept. II. This will
necessitate the judges absence the first
day of the term, but he will return for
business the first regular jury day OF
the term.
Herbert Il. Penniman, Chicago
travelling man, has brought suit against
the city for $500 damages, claiming
that he drove over the side of the north
east approach to the Plymouth avenue
bridge and sustained serious injuries.
He claims the city should have proyid-
ed sides to the approaches.
Darius ID. Sutherland has brought
i'll the sum of SIC, 1928 for personal dam
ages. His wife was injured on the
street cars, and brought suit against the
company, without securing q verdict.
Now her husband has resolved to try
1t, claiming that he lost over $4,000
worth of his wife'S society while she
was ill.
Edward Wilson came down from
North Dakota few days ago. The at
mosphere of the lower part OF the city
so permeated his system that he stole a
water melon.and yesterday was ordered
by the police judge to remain in the
central station until the 6-o'clock watch
came on. He will go back to Dakota
and cut his career of crime right off
where it is.
An answer has been served in the d.
vorce case brought by Eva E. Moody
against Harry l.. Moody. in which the
allegations made previously in the pc
tltion that the plaintiff had been guilty
OF adultery. were embodied. Lee f.
Douty was named as correspondent. al
though the charge was made indefinite
as to dates.
The suit brought by Mary M. How
against the American Masonic Accident
Insurance association to recover $4,000
On the life OF her husband, David How,
has been brought TO the Hennepin
county district court on a change of
venue from Ramsey county. Mr.. How
was shot with a revolver. The de-
Tense set up is that the death was sui.
eide.
Haley & Hoey, who had such serious
experience in their saloon at the time of
the explosion. have brought suit against
three insurance companies to recover
insurance on the premises. The com
panies sued are the Fireman's Insur-
ance company, of Baltimore, Md, 81 900:
the Niagara Fire Insurance company. of
New York, 1,500, and the United Fire
mems Insurance company, of Phila-
delphia, 81, 1000.