Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-14

Miss McAllister. It will be produced again
tonight.
j.. G. Oswalds horse, Gen. Sigl, has the
"Pinkeye," and hence cannot trot to-day as
was expected.
Miss Shaw's receptive and art exhibition
opens on this morning at the studio rooms,
322 Nicollet avenue.
No meeting of the poor farm commission
ers was held yesterday, owing to failure of
getting quorum.
The hfth annual ball Of the Robert Emmett
Literary association will occur this evening
In the new Turner hall.
Mayor Rand has appointed H. z. Day as
referee at the target shoot to-day, and w. H.
Dennis as referee ut The score.
Judge Vanderburgh has granted divorce
to George Seeliger from Anna seeliger, upon
the grounds of desertion and adultery.
Its purposed to repeat the Grethen test-
monial concert given in Turner hall on Wed
nesday evening, at the Academy of Music
soon.
j. Mcdonald had = bad, bad spree. In expi-
ton Judge Cooley decreed yesterday that he
should serve sentence ia Castle de Eustis tor
thirty days.
In the probate court yesterday: In the mat
ter of the estate of John Stockton, deceased.
Detition for proof of will filed. Hearing Sol
for November Q.
Drop in upon Thos. Sullivan at the Boston
restaurant and enjoy square meal at alt,
hour, night or day. Open always. Fresh
oysters in all styles.
The ladies of the Centenary NJ. E church
will tender DR.. Van Anda reception at the
parsonage this evening, if he arrives from his
tour to Europe as expected.
The funeral of DR.. Ames' little son, FAM
occurred from the residence yesterday after
uoon at 8 O'Clock. The obsequies were large
" attended by friends of the family.
Judge Cooley has suspended sentence in the
case of the two dissolute members of the
Light infantry drum corpse, who were incar-
cerated for fight, the result of debauch.
and they were yesterday released.
AL. Gardner, the regular, has been given
another months job on the historical rtone
pile. There must be O sort of fascination in
studying geology for AL, or possibly it ma,
have become sort of fixed habit, as it were.
A boy named Joseph Hall, was arraigned at
the instance of Mrs. Mary Ann Braman
charged with confiscating her chickens to
purposes entirely his own, whereat she was
indeed vexed. The judge dismissed the lad
from custody.
In the prospect OF removing the Minneapo-
lis postoflce department to the new Whittier
& Burdette block at the corner of Hennepin
avenue and Third street, Postmaster Keith is
preparing plans for the arrangements of the
interior of the sane.
Harry Taylor lives at Fort Smelling. He
complained to Capt. Berry that he was out o.
fix. And so he was-if Minneapolis bulge
could induce such state OF affairs, and there
is every evidence that it can. His honor gave
him seven days to sober up.
A. j. Green, who had supposed that he was
victim Of a pickpockst to the amount OF $40
has been happily surprised by the return of
the money by the finder, j. W. Buntain, of
l16 washington avenue north, who found 1t
on the street, near the city market.
The report of A. G. Wilcox, assignee of
Learned, Bros, hardware dealere, it is stated,
will show that the assets of the firm are abou,
$40, COO and the liabilities only about $1,000
This. If true, is decidedly refreshing, aud IS at
least reversing the order Of things.
Mary Brown. the inveterate, was before hi
honor again yesterday. She had been on an
other 'toot." She made excuse that she hao
merely taken drop of brandy for severe
toothache. His hcner don't believe In that
sort of dentistry. She was given ten days.
The two boys arrested while trying to sell
harness at BOutells auction store, have been
released from custody, as there was no evi
dence that they had stolen the property. TheA
explained that an unknown man had given itto
them with the request that they sell it Ant
bring him the money.
Beginning at 1890 this morning the select
team from the rife club will shoot a match
with the Pittsburgh team, on the range near
the state university. 1t lis expected that the
shooting on the $40 yard range will occuy,
the forenoon, when a recess will be taken f.,
dinner. They shoot on the 800 yard range IL
the afternoon.
Frank Rooney was arrested while attem ptine
to sell book at an auction store, nnder SUI
picion. He was arraigned yesterday in III
police court. He explained that he had jusi
arrivei from the Black Hills, and had becon.
separated from his partner, W no held the pur-
strings, he had wished to sell the book t
'f' - up" He Was given thirty days ON the
stone pile, for vagrancy.
Last evening Mr.. E. E. witchs and Lydi.
W. Hasty, both OF this city, were united i,
marriage by the Rev D. B. Knlckerbacker.
The ceremony took place at the residence
the brides parents, in the presence of about
ifty guests. Mr.. Witchie is q promising
young attorney, having graduated In the class
of 80 from. Ann Arbor Law School, Mrs.
Witchie belongs TO the alumni OF the Mime
apolis High School, having graduated the
same year.
Sarah Griffin, during the past six or eight
months has won considerable notorlety in the
n uniclpal halls of justice. She kept open
saloon on Sunday. Mrs. Kate Jones
was one OF her patrons. The lat
ter became indignant at being re-
quired to pay ten cents for
sniff OF beer, and had Mrs. g. arrested for vie,
lating the Sunday ordinance. Her testimony,
given with an astonishing glib tongue, flu
nished amusement for court room full oi
spectators. Mrs. Griffin paid hus of $40 ano
costs for the transgressIOn.
At about IL o'clock yesterday, Henry G.
Sherman, who had been driving and stopped
his horses near the ManitOb. railroad Cross
ing. A train came putting up the
track and his horses became unmasageable.
They backed up directly in front Of the en-
gIne, which struck and upset the buggy, de
spite the efforts of the engineer to stop the
train by reversing the engine. Sherman was
thrown out and deposited into morass Of
soft mud, receiving no bodily injury. Mud is
of some consequence after all The team ran
away and demolished the vehicle before the,
could be stopped.
Personal Mention.
Judge Cox returned home yesterday.