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Dicorce Cases.

On yesterdays special term calendar
were about dozen divorce oases, eight of
which were heard. The court rooms were
thronged with multitude of ladies-ap-
plIcants for divorce, defendants in the
cases and host of witnesses of both sexes.
Late il the evening the three judges we're
hearing these cases of marital infelicity
and decisions were reserved except
in two case, that of Kate
kree against William Krees,
for adultery, IL which decree Of divorce
was granted, and that of John Abraham
son against the wife of his bosom, Mary,
whom.he charged With habltuaI drunkenness.
The case was dismissed by Judge Koon on
ground that the husband was the cause of
her Intoxication. He started saloon and
ohered ner drink until she ultimately be-
came confirmed inebriate. He compared
sae case 20 an imaginary ore brought by
tDe Keeper OF baguio, whose wife would
nave fallen into uachsste habits because
OF her surroundings for which her husband
would be himself responsible. Ma
Abrahamson had been temperate until her
husband engaged in the liquor business.
and sinceE then she drank. but only in her
own house and saloon. John must live
with Mary and give up his business if he
wishes her to become an absta1ner from in.
tozicants.
HE following cases we're continued for
one week: Kate Harrington VS.. Daniel
Harrington; Sarah A. Brown VS.. VIM. s.
Brown; Eliza Hall Va. Thomas q. Hall
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 8.-After a third tria
M. V. Jones was to-day acquitted in the
criminal court, charged with murder. The
history of the case is briefly as follows: In
the spring of 1882 George Grant, colored
resisting arrest for larceny, killed Patrick
Jones, policeman. A mob the same
night hanged Levi Harrington, colored
mistaking him for Grant. A. V. Jones. 4
cousin of the deceased officer, was charged
with leading the crowd which hanged Har
rlngton, for which he has just been acq uit
ted. Grant, the murderer, Is DOW in jail
under sentence of death, which has been
deferred and a stay of execution granted
by the supreme court.
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pence tInern Hn,1sa-

A Woman OF the People has held the
boards at Pence Opera mouse during the
past week, and has done pretty good bust
ness, despite the i'll luck of the manage
ment. Each evenings entertainment has
been embellishe0 by number of town va
riety acts. The play Itself, however, is
good, and the stock company has acquit-
ted itself credibly. This week Harry Iiv-
erman's Genuine Colored minstrels will
be the attraction. Harry has secured some
OF the leading minstrel artists in the
country; and has been playing them
through the states, and the press speaks
very highly of them. The troup numbers
thirty strong.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. S.--Rumors are current OF
another meeting of the emperors of Ger
many, Russia and Austria as a result of
the recent conference between Delgiers,
Russian foreign minister, and Bismarck.
BERLIN, Dec. S.-The chief object of the
journey of the crown prince
to Rome is to recIprocate the
cordial attentions paid the German lmpe-
rial family by Italy. The prince will visit
the pope.
LONDON, Dec. Especial dispatches
from Berlin point to the proposed visit OF
the crown prince to the pope and the rein
statement of Bishop Blum, as events indi-
eating the arrangement of the differences
between Prussia and the vatican.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELaTs.

Visit the Boston restaurant for gooc
Sunday dinner.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $4O,o2S.
The following parties received marriage
licences yesterday: Andrew Lesald and
Matilda Rets, William j. Smith and Ellen
Fitzey, L. Z, Babst and Mary Sengerburch,
G. E. Carlson and Annie Anderson, Carl
August Eckman and Mary Friemueller,
Philip Newman and Roguil Perry.
In the case Of Ann Barnup, administers
trix, VS.. the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company, Judge Lochren yester.
day instructed the jury to bring in YER
dict for defendant without leaving their
seats. The jury did SO and that disposes
of this long continued case for the present.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS
THE VATICAN AND IRELAND.

ROME Dec. S.-The Monit,ser de Rome
pspal organ, strongly censures the Catho-
lie clergy of Newry, Ireland, for their atti-
tude during the recent agitation there, and
especially condemns Father McCarten's
sermon in the cathedral Sunday in which
he characterized the action of the GOVERN
ment in prohibiting the nationalist meet
ing there as having tendency to drive
people to rebel, and as direct insult to
the Catholic church. The Mo,,iteaw points
to paragraph in the United Irishmen,
of Dublin, asking its friends in London to
furnish the addresses and biographies of
the jurymen in the O'Donnell case in order
to enable their obituaries to be prepared.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

New York, Dec. 5.-The board of alder
men requested the board Of health to
communicate to them the number of
deaths from the use of electric wires in the
city for the past three years, and also
called upon the fire department. to report
to the board the number of fires caused By
electric wires for the same period and the
estimated damage caused thereby, and
also any damage to life or limb to any
members of the fire department arising
from the same cause.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PARIS, Dec. 8.-Admiral Galibert tele-
graphs that the feet destroyed several.
ports on the east coast of Madagascar.
Also that malarial fevers prevail among
the troops.
LONDON, Dec 9.-The Earl of Craven is
dead, aged AZ years.
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The Chinese must Go.

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. 8.-rhe house to-
day passed a resolution instructing the
government 10 introduce bill to restrict
Chinese immigration. The startling state
ment was made by the provincial secfe-
tary that 5000 destitute Chinese are on
the main land, who can only subsist by
numbering and stealing, which they have
already begun
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
Cares of Life.

AS we come to them they are received, borne
with and passed over with no more than q
thought, II we are in the enjoyment of health,
but If suffering with piles or skin diseases OF
any KIND they magnify hundred fold. AR.
Wilkes, B and E. Zimmerman, and E. Sterile,
the druggists, have Dr.. Bezanko's Pile Remedy.
an afssiute cure. Sold at 30 cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Senator Anthony has fully recovered and
gone to Washington
= The president of Tufts college states that
while public opinion appears to be towards
co-education, it is found inadvisable now
to admit women. A special endowment for
divinity school is asked.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
Cause of Failure

Want of confidence accounts for half of the
business failures of to-day. a. r. Wilkes, b.
and E. Zimmerman and E. 5tierle, the drug
gifts, are not liable to fail for the Mt of con
fdence In DR.. Bosa ako's Cough and Lung
Syrup. He gives away bottle free to I'll who
are suffering with coughs, colds, asthma, con-
sumption, and all affections of the throat and
lungs.
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ITALY,

LONDON, Dec. s.-The latest accounts of
the duel fought at Rome yesterday state
that Nicaratera was slightly wounded and
Lovitas seve rely.
Great Britain expresses no objections to
the Turkish fleet in the Bed Sea, provided
it acts in concert with the British squad
ron.
A balloon picked off the coast of Portu-
gal contains watch and altitude indica-
tor, 1,7oO refs and clothing.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. S.-The crown prince of
Germany gave $4,000 pesetas to the serv-
ants of the palace and $4,000 to the mill
tary asylums. The prince reiterated his
expressions Of the great pleasure expert
enced from association with the king,
court, army and people.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
We AL Believe

That it is a long lane that has no turning; that
many a shaft at random sent finds mark the
archer little meant; that 10 remedy sold viii
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough and
all throat and lung troubles so quickly and per-
manently as DR.. Bigelow's Positive cure; that
our druggist, P. J. Dreis, is very generous to
give trial bottles OF this remedy free of charge
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Tttl.lleI Hill.

The series OF sacred concerts being given
at Turner hall by Prof. Dauz and his fine
orchestra are increasing in popularity
weekly. Last Sunday the hall was throneed.
The following is the programme for this
afternoon:
March Potpourri 80. N. Car,
Overture, Prince Mathusalem ..J. Strnss
Fantastic, The Spinning Nh el....... .Spindler
Selections from Fatinitza FIR yon Sunne
BurIesque on Kutchke Polka Stasnv
Overture Emyauthe &c. NJ Won Weber
Selections from The Daughter of the Regi-
ment.' Donizetta
GdleIen folha- DOS. Gungl
Gallop Prestissimo. .........E. Wsldteufel
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HunsctDgs rorsrt .

Before Judge Bailey.
George Wilson, drunkenness; paid fine
of So.
w. E. Herod, disorderly conduct; COM
mitted thirty days.
Thos. Murphy, vagrancy; sentence sus-
pended.
Thos. Miller, larceny; continued until
Tuesday morning; bail fixed at $500; re-
manded ia defauls OF the same.
VIM. Morgan, keeping vicious dog;
continued until Monday morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

The late Bishop Hunter, of the Mormon
church was bornand reared Quaker.
1t is amusing to watch man with a
wig try to scratch his head in church.
The Rev. Dr.. j. B. McFerri, publishing
agent of the Methodist church south, is
desd.
The Dwight Place and College Street
Congregational churches of New Haven,
are considering union.
DR.. Lorimer, of Chicago, has appealed to
Chicago capitalists for million dollars to
found industrial schools.
They have built temple at Benares, in
India, to lot of sacred monkeys. Oar
winism, supplemented by Beecherism is
growing.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall, of New York
city, has only missed two Sabbaths from
sickness during the sixteen years OF his
American ministry.
A missionary tells of Zulu chief, who
embraced christianity at once when told
it meant only one wife. The tawny gen.
tleman was in search Of peace.
Alfred Mace, son of the celebrated Jem
Mace, the champion pugilist Of the world,
is at present giving q series Of evangelical
lectures at New Castle upon Tyne, and
drawing crowded houses.
A pew in Dr.. Halls Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian church New York city, was recent
ly sold at public auction, for $3.50. The
first bid was $1,000. There were half a
dozen bidders and the contest between
them was spirited.
A we'll known negro preacher, named
Josiah jackson, of Boonsville, S. O., was
caught few nights ago helping himself
to the fruit iu melon patch. He had a
horse and cart with him, and was filing
the csrt with melons.
The president of the Middlebury COL
lege, Vermont, proposes to weigh the
boarders at the beginning and end of
every term. a record Of the weights will,
it is supposed, establish tbs nutritive
value of the various foods used.
Four new houses have just been erected
for Mr. Moody's school for boys at North
field. Mass. Each is designed to accom-
MEDIATE twenty boys, SO that eight can be
cared for in place of forty now there.
Twelve of these are from Manchester, Eng.
Rev. DR.. Shelton's term as rector of St.
PsuPs Protestant Episcopal church in Buff
falo was ffty-two years, and he was nomi-
nally connected with the parish ffty-four
years. The late Rev. DR.. Edison had CHARGE
OF St. Anne's church, Lowell, for ffty-nine
years.
Rev. Nathan E. Wood, D. D., president
of Wayland University, a. Beaver Dam.
Wis, has resigned, and accepted the call of
the Memorial Baptist church, Chicago, to
become its pastor. He goes to an i'm
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Prajsewor.hy.

NEW YoRK, Dec S-The fund for the re-
lief of the families of the pilots on the
boat run down by the Alaska has reached
$1,000.
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AN INSANE MAN KILLER.

OwENsBoEo, KY, Dec. San unknown
man entered the house of E, Clarke. near
here, early yesterday, and attacked his
daughter with club, and was killed by
Henry Bumpers, who was stopping in the
house. picture on his person was taken
IN Sweden but there WAS nothing to reveal
his identity. 1t is supposed he was in
sane.
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FROF. A. J. DEXTER.

Who is endorsed by both press and public, has
decided to remain permanently in Minneapolis
and st. Paul, and now has two reg lar graduates
and five other assistants; also complete Lab
oratory under the charge of the oldest chemist
in the country, and is now prepared to treat
patients from any part of the United States or
| Canada. for any disease, personally or by mail.
Send for Magnetic Journal, mailed free, con-
| tanning names of hundreds cured. Number Of
them miracles and some Of national reputation.
MaGEoPAIEI2 INeTlTUTEs.
MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE Syndicate Block, open
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 8 a.
m. to IL m, 2 to p. N. and to $3.50 D. N.
The deserving poor treated free ON Sunday
from to 10 a N. only. New callers for con-
suitation and examination Sunday frora
to p. II. only.
ST.. PAUL OFFICE Steele's block, corner
Seventh and Wabashaw streets; open on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, from 80 a. m. to
70 M, 2 to 5 p. m. and 6:30 to SPIN. Con-
sultation free.
p80F. A. J. DEXTER,
The World Magnetic Healer,
PSI will give 81 COO to the poor of eithe,
city, if the newspaper notices are not genuine
and the original, opies of the testimonials and
a6idavits pull he'd not on exhibition at INV
Office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09

They Present in a Very Striking Manner
Through MI. Cox, Their Views. and the
Reasons why the Executive of tie United
States Should Intercede.
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THE TWO RUNNERS.
By FRANK W. GUNsAULUs.

A runner ran away from the morn,
And, leaving behind him the dawn, newborn,
Beheld the world as he passed along,
And told what he heard In his morning song:
81 sing of the tear in the daisy's eye,
Which globes itself as the night hours fly.
Which the lips of light 1hall kiss away,
Again and again, as each yesterday
He thought to see how the dewdrop hung,
And mirrorsd the sky, the flowers among.
He though to catch the light in it's bliss,
AS it stole that tear in golden kiss.
But before him ran his shadow, born
When he turned his back on the rising morn;
On dew and flower came that phantom dim,
Covering them with the thadow of him.
Then he knew and he felt that the gloom he cast
Had the start, and would run round the world
as fast
As himself; and, SO long he ran from the
morn away,
He must look through the shadow which dimmed
the day.
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SUNDAY GLORELETS.

EATEN bread is forgotten.
BE prudent but not crafty
BETTER do it than wish it done.
FAIR add softly goes far in day.
GossIPIsG and lying go together.
EVERY maybe hath may -not-be.
CAST not the helve after the hatchet.
HEARTS may agree though heads differ.
GETTING is a chance, but keeping vir-
tue.
He who gresses his wheels helps his
oxen.
BE is unworthy to live who lives only to
himself.
THINE own friend and thy fathers for
sake not.
EVERY moment of time is monument
OF mercy.
CRAFT must have clothes, but truth loves
to go naked.
RELIGION is the best armor in the world,
but the worst cloak.
DEATH hath nothing terrible in it, but
what life hath made so.
He beth good Judgment that relisth
not wholly on his own.
He hath riches sufficient. who hath
enough to be charitable.
He that walks only by the light of ma
ture, walks in darkness.
He that makes himself an ass, must not
take it i'll if men ride him.
FAME is ss difficult to be preserved, as it
was a. FIRST to be acquired.
Few hearts that are not double few
tongues that are not eleven.
To live is q gift; to die is debt. This
is only a prelude to eternity.
He that binders not mischief when it
is in his power, is guilty of it.
He that knows what belongs to his sal
walton, has learned what is sufficient.
He that subdues his carnal Iusts may
keep himself uatainted by any other.
HASTE trips up its own heels. Have not
thy cloak to make when it begins TO rain.
EXPERIENCES is the best adviser, but it is
better to learn by the experience of 9TH
ers than our own.
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A runner ran swiftly toward the morn;
He saw the arms of the dawn, new born,
Beheld the world as he passed along,
And told what he dreamed in his morning song
81 sing of the aching seed and its woe,
That must shatter its life to spring and grow;
OF the rough, sweet bud as with travail torn,
About to bloom N the argent morn.''
He thought to SO project dream,
B I'm in The night, on the mornings CLEAN,
That the night should feast on The glowing day
As he ran SO swift his Frightening way.
Ard behind him lay his shadow, born
When he turned his face to the rising morn;
And the quivering dawn he found alone
By the aching seed SO lately sown;
And the ight-beams stood by the bud new
blown,
And he saw how each sweet, celestial tone
Was writ on the score of this world OF ours,
In the night, to be sung in its morning hours,
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STILL ALIVE.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. s.-George Franck
of Orange, who attempted suicide last
night, is still alive. Detectives admit they
have been shadowing Frsnck in connec-
ton with the Paullin murder, but would
not say for what purpose. A letter in
German signed Franck is in TIE possession
OF ::aae prosecution. He says he did DO:
commit the murder.
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MINNEAPOLIS News.

oFFIC&-No. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nicollet house. Office hours from q. m.
{, 10 o'clock D. m.
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CRIMES.
THE RAILROAD EMBEzz1ERs HELD,

AiS AA1AhOAO EMbELZLERS HELD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Judge Finlette,
In long opinion, sustained the warrants
for arrest against VIM. G. Barrett and Ed.
ward j. Cattell, brokers, accused of en-.
bezzlement by August Boyd, and ordered
each of the defendants to furnish security
IN $4,000 to answer at court. Mr.. BOYD
purchased, through the firm of which the
defensants were members, Reading rail
road scrip to the amount of 1924, zoo, and
which he left in the custody of the firm
with the understanding that it was not to
be sold, but was to be kept until
called in by the railroad company. The
defendants claim the scrip was bought to
be sold again, and the differences only to
be settled between them and Boyd. The
scrip was subsequently hypothecated by
the firm and the money obtained there
from lost in speculation. The defendants
answer to the charge of embezzlement
was, first, that all transactions were stock
gambling and illegal; second, they had to
appropriate the money to their own use,
and therefore the debt was not fraudulent
ly contracted; third, that the usages and
practices of brokers warranted all thew
did.
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INFANTICIDE.

JAMAICA, IL i, Dec, S.-The coroner's
jury last night rendered a verdict of will
full murder against Theresa Brandenstein,
the German girl who strangled her new
born babe.
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SUICIDE,

WATERFOWL. N. Y, Dec.s.-Wm. Rogers,
treasurer of Lewis county, is missing. 1t
is believed he suicided. Letters have been
found bidding his family good bye. He
was candidate for reelection and was
defeated.
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] rotate Court.

Before Judge LELAND
Estate OF Henry Kelly, deceased; letters
issued to Frank Kelly and order limiting
time to pay d BITS made.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. S.-The negro,
Wesley Posey, sentenced to death at Biz
miugham this morning for rape, has been
lodged in Jail in this countysfor safe keep
ing The soldiers are all relieved from
duty.
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The President said: The execution ia fix
ed for Monday week, the 18th, and OF
course it must be by cable.
Mr.. Cox said: If there should be post.
ponement of the execution, in the mean
while, such representations may be made
either to commute the sentence or enlodpe
the prisoner under proper conditions, and
we appeal to you for clemency and human
it7.
The President in reply said: The depart
ment of state would at once telegraph to
Minister Lowell to make all possible in
quiry regarding O'Donnelrs citizenship,
and he, the President, would take whatever
action he could with propriety
Mr.. Cox before retiring with the delega-
ton, handed the President a copy
eff the appeal prepared by the
"Clan ma Gael'' association.
which has been sent to each member of
congress and which in the main is as fol-
lows: The act for the commission of which
fellow citizen, Patrick O'Oonnell, now
awaits execution in having dared to defend
successfully his life against the attack
made upon it by wretch who had already
betrayed and bounded to the death several
of his own associates. The conduct of
ODonnel is regarded not only as justin
able hut mer1torious by hundreds OF
thousands of American citizens of every
origin, as is proved by the liberal
contributions of funds for his defense. We
request your prompt aid to relieve him
from his impending fate, not for these
reasons alone, but also because it is &C
knowledged even by his prosecutors, that
not only was he anconnected with any So
ciety, but quite ignorant of the identity of
his assailant until very short time before
the ARRAY; therefore the essential elements
of deliberation, premediation and malice
aforethought necessary to establish the
charge of murder to tally is wanting. Be-
cause the colonial authorities at the Cape
of Good Hope insisted that
he had committed the alleged
ofense within their jurisdiction
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ROBBER ARRESTED.
WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. S.-Ben Brown,
a colored waiter, was arrested for robbing
the Eidridge mansion at Norfolk, Conn.
last summer of SIS 900 worth of diamonds
and $500 in gold coins.