Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

DR.. O. E. Lee delivered On interesting lectur
on ''alcohol'' before the Y. NJ. c. A. las
night which was listened to with marked at
tention.
Divorce proceedings were commenced in tn
district court yesterday by Margaret Welsl
against her husband Joseph, on the groun'
Of cruel and inhuman treatment.
A petition was fled In the district court yes
terday by George Benz, asking for the sale O
the real estate In the estate of the late Msjol
Becht, for the benefit of the heirs.
There was but one prisoner before the mu
nicipal court yesterday and that one was Vim
cent Sentler, who got full the night before
In view of his lonely condition Judge Bur-
| discharged him.
Bishop Ireland will speak at the Opera
house tonight on the Irish question. The
Rt Rev. bishop is always entertaining, but or
such topic as the Irish situation, his views
will be of the greatest interest.
The old Ross Wilkinson place on Otter Tail
lake, In White Bear township, was visited by
fire Wednesday, and the house and granary
were burned. Both were worth from $500 to
81, 900, and the house was insured for 500.
Three COWS belonging to Ed. Long and one
belonging to his mother, Mary Long, were
poisoned Yesterday, near White Bear, by eat
Ing Paris green that Ia supposed to have been
swept out of some OF the houses In that
vicinity.
Proceedings were instituted in the district
court yesterday by the Northwestern Fuel
company against the Continental Insurance
com pany. It is an action to recover insur-
ance of schooner load of coal, lost on one
of the lakes some time ago. The amount OF
damage asked is sS,45O.
The members Of the Cottage Park associa-
ton, of White Bear Lake held meeting yes
terday afternoon at the bank building Of the
German American bank, for the purpose of
talking over the proposed park at White Bear,
and considering how and when to open up the
property and offer it to the public. The bust
ness generally OF the association was talked
over, but no definite and settled conclusion
was reached, that could be considered to be in
such shape as to warrant giving it to the
public.
Hon. VIM Fowler, Cottage Grove, Wash
ington county, in the city yesterday reports
the death at that place at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, of Mr.. Fred. Malichki, who will be
kindly remembered by the surviving members
of the Third Minnesota regiment, with whom
he served faithfully and CALAMITY for three
years. Since the close of the war the people
of the county have shown their confidence
and respect for Mr.. Malichki by electing him
county commissioner for three consecutive
terms. MI. Maliehki has been in poor health
for several years from disease contracted in
the army, and from which resulted the illness
terminating in his death. He leaves wife
and three children.
Officer Dlstler did good thing last night.
A man, who did not give his name, reported
to the officer that he had been robbed of So.
He had no definite or satisfactory knowledge
as to who robbed him, but said he suspected
a Young fellow named Louis Burns. Officer
Distiler followed the young fellow up, and at
last found him in q stable on Minnesota
street. OF course he denied taking the money.
The officer noticed that young Burns made q
good deal of effort to keep one OF his feet
in particular place, and started to
move him around, when it was found that he
had FIVE dollar bill under his foot. Where the
other four dollars went to is the question. OF
course, the defendant denied stealing the
money, but the evidence is rather against him.