Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-01
mINNEApoLIs GLoBELErs.


Go to ths Boston restaurant for good
meals at fair prices.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $727,459.
The new armory hall will be opened for
the drill of the military companies next
week.
The examination OF F. A. B artlette,
charged with embezzling Piaut g. Peterson
out OF $21, has been fixed for Deem
Der 9th.
Yesterday afternoon the chief of police
oe Shekopee, took to that place Charles
Edwards, the Scott county thief, for ex-
animation.
Vim. ToIe, of this city, challenges any
man in Minnesota to play him game of
billiards, 500 points or upwards, French
carom for $500.
L. B. Casey says the capacity of the
elevators at Duluth is 100000 bushels;
there is in store there, 1900 O0O-or 100000
bushels less than the total capacity.
Mr.. Anson R. Spear, gave Thanksgiv-
ing party to about forty deaf mute friends
at his home on the East side Ths party
broke up at 80 a. m. all having enjoyed
themselves to the utmost.
Peter Peterson, the fellow who stole a
revolver and then bombarded house on
and costs in the municipal court. The
fine was paid by his brother.
Rev. j. f. Chaffee has delivered to Presi-
dent Bridgeman his obligation to the trus-
tees of Hamline university for $4,000 for
the purpose of endowing the chair of men
tai and moral philosophy at that institu-
ton.
Lille Wilson, the keeper, and three in
mates of her bagnio, paid their respective
fines in the municipal court yesterday
that of the former being $50 dollars and
costs, while the others each paid SO and
costs,
Free Cole, an esteemed employe of
Skinner & Sly, was married on Thanksgiv-
ny e7oriDg to Miss Kate Bo5en, by Rev.
w. ". Satterlee. The friends of the con
tracing parties wish the happy couple an
abundance of matrimonial bliss.
The attendance at the art loan increases
each day. Count Victor Serenyi, of the
Austrian nobility, was among the visitors
and he paid glowing compliment to tho
enterprise of the association in collecting
such a magnificent galaxy Of works of art.
On Tuesday evening next Rev DR.. Tut
tie will lecture on GA Foreign Trip and
will illustrate it with stereopticon. The
proceeds will go to the Homeopathic hos
pital, which. although self-sustaining at
present, needs funds to pay expenses in
Cured at the outset. The lecture will be
delivered at the First Baptist church.
Adon Butler, the wrestler, challenges any
man in the northwest for collar and
elbow match, two out of three falls, for
from $25 to 500, weight not to exceed $40
pounds in tights on the night of the CON
test. The winner to pay all expenses and
take the stakes and receipts. Mr.. Butler
says he is ready to deposit $25 as for
felt.
The following parties were granted
license 10 wed yesterday: Harvey Mails
ness and Olive Soiberg, Ole Nilson and
Annie Larson, William Goude and Au-
gusto M Lendahl, John S, Quincy and
Laura Hall, Alfred Larson and Bessy Carl
son, Hedry Prielee and Minnie Schafer,
Lars Olson and Minnie Peterson, MAIDS
Peterson and Anna May Johnson.
The haokmen will meet this evening
over the Northwestern bank to discuss
their grievances arising from the hack Or
dinauce and to pass resolutions containing
their objections 10 it's enforcement, which
will be submitted to the committee on or
dinanoe for their consideration. The
An 1v,t ba
for the same purpose On Monday evening
next.
Daniel Vandwater entered suit for
divorce from his wife, Hattie, yesterday.
He accused her of committing adultery at
divers times and places in this city since
the 1st of December, 1881, when he ceased
TO live with her. They we're married in
Jefferson county, Wis, on July 10, 1864,
and have two children, aged respectively
twelve and ten years. His own age is
thirty, while that OF his wife is twenty five
lie also preys for the sole custody of the
offspring.
An examination was held in the probate
court yesterday by Judge Iceland and q
medical board in the matter of the alleged
insanity OF VIM. A. Short, who arrived il
AAA-9 Ntff a INV 10Y aAeO as q bf@tlib QIDN0l
from Montana, where he had spent eight
years in various occupations. He served
in the regular army and Taught schoo
white in the territory, but had latterly
been driving cattle and was now on hi,
way TO Chicago. While en- route to Min
neapolis he had imbibed too freely of bus
juice and patronized the ram sellers o
this city since reaching here. The result
was delirium tremens in its incipien
stages. BE was sent to the superintendent
of the poor TO be treated at the expense OF
the city until he recovered from the effect:
of his deep potations. He served in thu
war of the rebellion and was discharged
from the Seventeenth Wisconsin volun
teers in 1865. He is an intelligent look
ing man of about thirty five years of ag
and for man supposed to be crazy, whel
brought into court he answered all ques
tious asked without hesitation and in
very rational manner,