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Marshall has been indicted by the United States
grand jury at Pittsburg, Pa, for sending indie
cent pictures and threatening letters to Miss
Mary Anderson, but as Miss Mary Anderson and
DIR. Griffin are in London the case will probably
be postponed.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT on

CHARLES II. ARMIES Admins TRAITOR of EMORY W Do
BOSE deceased, com plainant, VS. THOMAS c. DU Bosn
ct al, defendants-No. 1874 Eq Doc g.
On motion of the complainant it is this EIGHTH DAY
OF OCTOBER 1888, ordered that the defendarts Thos
Q. pu Bose, William H. B. Du Bose Hester b Hugrins
Robert J: Huggins Drucilla G. p. Haford j O. Hall.
ford, Wyle skinner c. s, Skinner, A. F. skinner " f.
Skinner, HBSkinner, VIM. Skinner, Martha j Beasley
E Galloway and galloway her husband. J IL Beas
ley l. B. Du Bose, X. Z. B Du Bose j L. r. Du Bos. II
NJ L. Du Bose Oscar Beverley Du Bose Lucius Blincer
Du Bose, Nyen Middleton Du Bose William Perry Du
Bose, Laurence Stokes, Elliott E. Stokes Emilne l.
Waits, Mary IL Paschall, L. II. Waits w. v Pasclall
Albert Jordan, and - Jordan his wife. w. w Thomp-
son. and = Thompson his wife. and Frank III Du Bose
cause their appearance TO be entered in this
before the first rule day,
day otherwise the cause will be proceeded with az in
case OF default BY the Court.
CHAS. p. JAMES. Justice, &c.
true cory: Test X. J. MEIGS Clerk
BY NJ A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk o92 27&nov3-4t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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II EFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS
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Tin Fruit Cans and Max
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
$1,000 DAMAGES.

4 erdict Gicen Dr.. Leonard Pratt Yes
terdGy against the Pioneer IsreSs Com
f'd'1D--DefcHdaats IsIted for a '.Sfs.,scHe
Jury" Which Struck Them in the Pocket
IN a WGy They DespiSe-A Resume of tie
Libel s"it for $4,000.
This action was commenced in the fall
of 1881, for the publication in paper of
defendant charging plaintiff with neeli-
genoe in his professional care OF n woman
in child birth. A verdict was rendered for
plaintiff on the first trial for $1,000.
Judge Young granted g new trial on mo-
ton of the defendant and the case was ap-
peHied 10 the supreme court in
the fall of 1882. The case
was tried again before struck
jury called by defendant at the last term
of court when the jury disagreed. At the
beginning Of this term of court defendant
called for another struck jury and the case
came on for trial last monday, C. NJ. Ferg-
uson, of the firm of Boardman eeE Fergu-
son, and Thomas Kunland appearing for
plaintiff, and Babcock IL Davis for defe1-
dant. At the close Of plaintiffs preIimi
nary evidence defendant made
a motion to dismiss, which was
argued at length, the argument of Mr..
rs S9oA NS'A5 OSpOSAdAAg uOl6 anu COL
vincing. At the close of the argument the
motion was promptly denied by the court.
Mr.. Davis made fine closing argument
to the jury. and Mr.. Ferguson followed for
the plaintiff with one of the most able and
eloquent addresses to a jury ever deliver
ed at the Hennspin county bar. The
charge Of Judge Lochren was eminently
fair aud impartial. and
was complimented by the
attorneys for both sides. After being out
two hours the jury returned verdict for
plaintiff for $4,000. DR.. Pratt was grad
uated at Jefferson college in
Philadelphia in 1875, and both
previous to that time and since
he has attended lectures in Hahneman
college in Chicago. He came to Mime
apolis in the summer of 1880 and ha. sue
cessfully practiced his profession here
since that time. He was trained I'D in the
Office Of his father, one of the most sue
cessful practitioners in northern Penn
syIyapia
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
Minnenpoti.s Markets.

The receipts and shipments at and from
Minneapolis yesterday were as follows:
Receipts 1880 barrels; wheat
1i0,50o bushels; corn, 600 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels; mill stuff, 81; hay 60 tons;
lumber $4,000 feet; coal, 1,04+ tons; wood,
IS9 cords; barrel stock, IL cars; fax seed,
500 bushels; rye, 500 bushels. Total cars
1872.
Shipments-Flour 22,902 barrels; wheat
$4,000 bushels; mill stuff ASS tons; lumber
100000 feet; coal, 4S4 tons. Total cars
422.
The following we're the quotations on
change:
Flour-Patents, s6.O0G6.5o; straights,
$3.50 5.75; iears,$4.7595.50 low grades,
S2OO9S25.
whest---No. hard, $L00 No. . hard
csc; No. l northern, soc; No northern,
S5c.
Corn--No. >, 46G47c.
Oats--No. mixed, 27c; No. white.
Poe
B5an.-Bulk, 1915, In sacks, So mere.
1850.
Mixed Feed-17259 1890.
The sales or change were rs follows:
Cars sample Whist f. D. b. soc; car sam
pie f o. b. 75c; l car No. hard $685.; I
cars No. hsrd, 81: cars No. l NJ. & NJ.
wheat sec; l car sample, 94e; cars No. >
hard csc.
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Municipal Court .I,,rnrs-

The mayor, city clerk and judge of The
municipal court met at the clerks Office
yesterday and selected the following per
sons from whon municipal court Jurors
will be drawn for the term: II. P. John
son, Carl Schultz, j. W Weeks, Louis Sol
berg, j. Speedy, B. B. Hart, VIM. NJ. Re-
gan, j. ". Tousley, 3. NJ. Janney. W. ".
Brosnan, j. o. Bresding, j. Hsrpman, Jas.
Stsnfsld, Paul Schmedeman. j.
Osborn, Ed. Kennedy, William
Groisn, P. j. Shielsn, Harry
Webster, james 81. Sullivan, J. G. Jack
son, E. Button, Frank Daily. Jas. Jensen,
Geo. ". Scott, E. H. Steele. John Baxter,
c. G. Vsnstrum, SiIas Moffett, H. L. Babst,
Edward P. Sweet, 4. Wagner, ". E..
Aesder, B. ]. West, B. II. Douglas, ].
Armson, o. P. Carter, E. q. Hegener, z.
E. Hanson. Richard Welch, J. D. Maho-
ney, B. q. Leonard, ". S. Mott, Ii. Pauly,
L Werth, Jas. Byrnes, ]. 5. Kearney, A. J.
Rossnder. Geo. A. Hayes, John Quinn,
]. z. Booth, &. Peet, II. ". Nash, T.
Metzke, q. E. Selden, Joseph Sonnen, 4.
C. Strickland. Albert 81. Finney, Chas. b.
Walls, VIM F. Bovine, J. b. Thompson,
Thos. Quinn.
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MINNEAPOLIS eLoBELETs

The Knights of Pythias ball occurs this
evening.
Prof. Dexter will be at his Minneapolis
Office to-day.
Visit the Boston restaurant for good
meals at all hours.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated S212,336.
Forefathers' day will be observed in a
banquet by the New England society.
Castles Celebrities attracted another
large house at Pence Opera house last
evening.
This evening the editor of the Freie Press
will lecture in Turner hall on Martin
Luther.
New pool table and mirror for sale
cheap by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Washing
ton avenue.
a young man IS years oe age named
Ambrose Powell, had his right hand crush
ed while coupling cars in the Milwaukee
yard.
In the case of Larsway & King, appel
iants, against the Minneapolis Union Rail
way company, which had been before
Judge Koon and jury for six days, a YER
dict for plaintiff was yesterday rendered
in the sum Of $34, 1850. A stay of pro
ceedings for sixty days was granted.
There will be an exhibition test given at
the corner of Third street and First ave-
nue. north to-day, at 3 O'clock sharp, of
the Harden hand grenade fire exsinguish-
er. This is the most wonderful invention
of the age for extinguishing fires. All
property owners should not fail to attend,
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: NJ. j. Roseacrans and
Hattie Jordan; Richard Ennis and Geor-
gina La Plant; John Jupger and Martha
Semmeroth; Michael j. Rankin and
Agnes NJ MoMamey; John A. Clawson
and Della Brewer; Ole T. Relling and
Carrie Dahl.
The Minneapolis New England society
at thsir las meeting elected the following
officers: President, George 4, Pillsbury
vice presidents, c. ID. Loring, David
Blakely secretary, NJ, NJ. Frissslle treas
urer, George IL. Rust; directors, 1888 to
1855. 4. 3. Barton, O. Pillsbury, A. NJ.
Keith, ?. D. Mcmillan. The next meeting
of the society Will be on the 18th, when
arrangements for the annual banquet will
5e made.
Yesterday afternoon Miles Burns, a
hostler in the employ of DR.. Goodwin, was
arrested at the instance of Maggie Hig-
gins, who prefers the serious charge of
bastardy against him. He was arraigned
and the case set-for an examination No
vember 10, in $500 bonds, and at the in
stance of Emma Buyka, another deceived
maiden, August Grotefund was arrested
for an identical crime. His examination
will occur November 81 and his bonds are
$500.
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Dr, e. c. Vests nerve and brain treatment, a
epacife for hysteria, dizziness, o0nvuleions,
nervous hesdaehe, mental depression, Ioss Of
memory, premature old age, csused by over
sxertion or over-iudulgence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay end death, One box will cure recent
cases, Zach box cOrtairg months treat
msnt. One dollar box OF six boxes for five
dollars, cent by mail prepaid on receipt ofprice.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by ue for ak boIae, ecoon
panied With five doilars, We Will send the pur-
chaser our written guarantee to return the money
IL the treatment does not eject 3 care. G5uag.
snteee issued only by Lemhie L Co., coEges
Third aud Wsbashsw streets, 1T. Paul, MINI
Grtls-s nv mail oryrnutiw attended IT,
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Probate C0ssrt.

Probate Cossrs.
Before Judge LELAND
Estate of John q. Oleson. deceased: Or
der allowing final account.
Estate of Karl J. Halls, deceased; letters
OF administration issued to Karl Bendeke
appraisers appointed.
Estate of Thomas Kane, deceased; De-
tltlon for letters filed; hearing Dec. 10.
Estate of Ellen Kane, deceased; same,
Estate of Patrick Kane, deceased; same.
Estate OF Matilda Tappa, deceased; de-
cree of distribution made.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Agnus Nanny, a minor; Philip Sherry ap-
pointed guardian.
NEW CASES AND PAERs FILED.
Irving, Kelly q Brownell, VS.. O. S. Bal
com; transcript from municipal court filed
and dooketed.
Hugh Kirkwood, VS.. Albert Beer, defen-
oant and o. Il. Johnson, garnishee; affida-
Wit for punishment filed.
The Union National bank, VS.. J.W
Laid, ct al j complaint filed.
John Fleischman vs.. Oscar Crocker
defendant and Andrew j. Warren, gar
AisHee, same.
Aohn q Adler VS.. Levi German; writ
OF attachment issued to sh eriff of Henne.
pin county.
hewitt Clendenin & Mcclure VS.. Charles
L. johnson; same.
Pierson & Overmire VS.. P. H. Perry,
Judgment roll filed.
X. Wilcett VS.. H. P. Clarity; judgment
roll filed and execution issued to sheriff of
Hennepin county.
Same Va. Richard Weeks; same.
William A. Giles VS.. j. A. Bishop, ct al.
complaint fled
Hustod & Aazeltine VS.. E. Vining White
Judgment roll filed.
F.J. Blair & Andre Co., vs. F. A. Smith
complaint filed.
John Kenan VS.. Eugene Smith; same.
Salisbury, Rolph & Co., VS.. Lambert &
Mathews; same.
Same We. Louis NJ. Lambert; complaint
filed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14

TIE latest scheme is to form q Minneap-
oils Insurance company and insure our
selves. There is no doubt that at the pres
ent rates a home company with all the
premiums would have fifty per cent. sur
plus at the end of the year. The twenty
five per cent. raise is liable to prove great
boomerang on the old companies who put
themselves up as dictators on the local af-
fairs Of our city. Any man found men
tioning the name of McCord will be fined
TWENTY-FIVE DER cent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
THE COURTS.
District Court.

JURY CASES.
William Andus vs. John Cook; settled,
DR.. Leonard Pratt VS.. Pioneer Press
company; verdict of $4,000 for plaintiff.
Peter SCHUYLER VS.. Anna Fegan, ct al; on
trial.
Laraway d King, appellants, vs. Mime
apolis Union Railway company; verdict
for plaintiff of 1874, 166.5O.
L. q. Rogers vs.. John Fallon, ct al; set
tied.
In the matter of the appeal of James
Mcmillan from award of commissioners
IN re university lands; dismissed.
Pierre Beyts vs.. G. d. Tuthill; con-
tlnued. -. l-jCl ! tr,-s
In the matter of the appeal of Levi M.
Stewart from award of commissioners in
re university lands; on trial.
COURT GASES.
Marcus P. Hobart VS.. Charles Ripley;
dismissed.
A. b. Hush, ct al, vs.. D. 81. Paul; con-
tinued.
stephen D. Moore vs.. McQuade s. Styles;
on trial.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
BURNED TO DEATH.
THE TERRIBLE FATE JOSEPH
WALSH, Il CO4CEHAE.

The Details OF the Fire at Mrs. W. p. An
keny's Residence, Corner Second Avenue
South and Ninth Street Early Yesterday
Morning-The Loss and Insurance.
1t has been but little over month
since the GLOBE YVES called upon to chron-
ice the terrible death of Joe
Palmer by burning and suffoca-
ton in the brewery warehouse
in South Minneapolis. Another painful
duty of an identical character is thrust
upon the GLOBE reporter this morning, in
frightful death of Jos. Walsh, a coaohmsn.
THE FIRE.
Fire broke out in the residence of Mrs.
W. P. Ankeny, located on the corner of
Second avenue sorth and Ninth street, at
about 80 O'clock yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ankeny first discovered it. She was
awakened from her sleep by a strange
noise which seemed to come from q room
above her. She suddenly became CON
scious of the fact that the room was dense
ly flied with suffocating smoke. She at
once summoned servant girl, TO
whom she gave The alarm, and
directed to proceed Immediately to tbs
room of Walsh, the now coachman, who
slept III the attic. The girl flew TO his
door and raped but received no answer.
From this occurrence the belief Is derived
that he had been awakened BY the smoke
and in his endeavor to escape suffered as
phyxietion, and that he fell upon the floor
creating the sound which had aroused Mrs.
Ankeny as above noted.
DELAY.
No one knew the location of q fire alarm
box, and consequently q messenger
was dispatched to the chemical en-
CINE house from which the first alarm was
given, thereby occssioning an unsvoida-
bic delay of sevsral minutes.
Meanwhile, although the flames did not
burst forth, the smoke became more ana
more intensified, and when the fire de
partment had arrived the frenen found it
impossible to enter the house for q time,
80 combining their operations mainly to
the exterior of the building. The fire had
worked its way slowly up the sues and up
the sides of the building to the roof.
THE ooACHMAN's DEATH.
Chief Stetson was promptly notified that
the coachman had not been seen and it
was probable he was still in the building
and dead. The chief was for time de-
ferred by the suffocatiug smoke from
making search, but did SO at the first
moment possible. In tank in the bath
room in the second story he found the life
less body of the poor fellow. He had only
been employed the day previous, and
heing unfamiliar with The house,
it seems beyond q doubt that
in endeavoring TO work his way from the
building amidst the dense smoke he be-
came bewildered, lost his way and became
AsPHIxIATKD
before ne could give the alarm. Deceased
was young man about 10 years Of age
and Canadian. His remains were re-
moved at the instance of the county cor
oner.
The fire department did excellent work
and the loss to the building, which is val
ued at $4,000. will not exceed $4,000.
The esmsge to the furniture by water and
smoke is estimated ST $1,000. The whole
is covered by insurance in companies as
follows:
London and Lancashire --..--.----- ..-.S5, coo
Sterling, of New York $500 ..-...-.. SEQ
Standard, OF London. -....-.......-.... 2,Oo0