Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12
CITY GLOBULES.

The Home Building society held meet
ing last night and loaned $3.50.
The second story of the electric light
pole on Bridge square was almost put in
to place to-day.
The commissions for the judges named
by Gov. Hubbard for the new election
districts in the unorganized counties of
Cass and Itaska, were mailed yesterday.
Judge Simons filed a decree yesterday,
divorcing Rose May Little from VIM. Lit
tie, upon the application of the wife, who
charged the husband with cruel and inhu-
man treatment.
L. E. Thompson, Esq, a leading attorney
of Saltwater, visited st. Paul yesterday,
ostensibly on legal business, but really to
unite with his Democratic brethren in the
Sanity city in rejoicing over the glorious
news from Ohio.
VIM. Schnittger, contractor and builder,
was the victim of a runaway while crossing
the Seventh street bridge, Tuesday even
ing, by which he was overturned, and suf-
fered the fracture Of his left leg between
the ankle and knee.
The chief of police of st. Paul has re-
ceived handbill, signed by 81. P. Briggs,
sheriff of Waupaca, Wis, offering $1,000
for the apprehension of any person
connected with the killing of H. c..
Meade, and the robbing of his house.
Tonight there is to be a grand Demo
cratic rally at Pfeifer's hall, on which
occasion al Ames club will be formed. It
would not be at all surprising if something
should be said about the Ohio election.
Let everybody go and help to light up the
camp fires.
Lolita G.. A. Gooch filed g complaint in
the district court yesterday, upon which
she asks divorce from her husband, Her.
bert S. Gooch. The complaint alleges that
she was married to defendant January %.
1876. and that he has deserted her since
September, 1881.
Col, Taylor, state librarian, was full of
business yesterday in disposing of fifty
one bags of congressional documents re-
ceived through the mails as contribution
to the library. The documents date back
to 1920. The total weight of the books
was about 10000 pounds.
Eighth Minnesota regiment, left literary
curiosity with Adjutant- General Hawley
yesterday, being no less than medical
work published in 1582-three hundred
years ago-at Frankfort on the Maine, by
DR.. Christians. The work is literally en-
bellished with cuts of plants, etc.
r. G. Judson. secretary of the State Ag-
ricultural society, in the city yesterday,
reported all the obligations incurred for
the late state fair for all purposes, pre-
miums, speed purses. labor, ETC., liquidated
to the last dollar, leaving the society with
clean books, and reputation for square
dealing second to that of no similar
organization in the country. with which to
commence business for the great fair of
1883.
There does not seem to be any let up in
the litigation growing out of the embar-
easements of the firm of Herman, Frank &
Co. At least half dozen suits had been
commenced prior 10 yesterday, and yes
terday Ben anin frank, salesman in the
establishment, commenced proceedings
in the district court against Sheriff Rich
ter, who seized and sold the stock of the
firm for the benefit of creditors, demand
ing judgment in 5000, with costs and dis
bursements. upon account Of unpaid sal
airy.
st. Paul is fast becoming the grand meet
ing place of promiret politicians, as it is
already acknowledged to be the grand
commercial center and distributing point
of the northwest. Yesterday the corridors
of her principal hotels were filled with
representative politicians from every Sec
ton of the state and Dakota territory.
They ''come from the North and from the
South, from the East and from the Vest
and sit down In council, the nature of
which no man lznoweth, but the result of
which will Saola4.r Liter he lx,o1v1a of oil