Daily globe., 1883-08-16
Mary S. Leinau to Fendall G. Winston,
two acres in section 26, town %, range "a,

Mary S. Lehman to Fendall G. Winston,
two acres in section &c, town 30, range "a,
S13,25O.
Thomas Sullivan, but not he of the Bos-
ton restaurant, was sent to the rock pile
yesterday for thirty days for feloniously
taking shovel from VIM. Better.
The case against John German in the
municipal court yesterday for selling
liquor on Sunday, was dismissed for non
appearance of the complaining witness to
testify.
Geo. Shipaway was again shipped to Jail
yesterday for one calendar month for va
grancy. He is the son of a rich Montreal
merchant, and he is sowing his wild oats
with rapidity.
F. N. Gerhard, who was before the muni-
cipal court yesterday for malicious injury
to property, which consisted in cutting
harness belonging to w. L. Keeler, was
released on paying So costs.
Con Dinnen, of Hasson, who was seri-
ously injured in runaway last Saturday,
is under the care of the Sisters of Mercy,
whose good nursing will bring him through
all right. He is slowly convalescing.
Yesterday afternoon Conrad Moore had
his left foot badly crushed in an East side
saw mill by its being run over by circu-
lar saw carriage. He was removed to his
home on Madison street and a portion of
the foot was amputated.
The Hurlburt adultery case will be
heard again this morning in the municipal
o. r3nl0a- ond e.
abusive language to Harriet B. Burner,
was discharged though he has the record
of being "hard citizen"
James Langree, who was imprisoned in
the county jail for bastardy, agreed to-
marry the deceived one, Ellen Pollson. The
parties secured a marriage license and
were yesterday married, whereupon Lam
gree was discharged from custody.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: Robert Jamison and
Adeline Louise Camp; John Lhor and
Mary Merter; j. G. Langray and Ellen
Poison; Patrick Owsamy and Minnie
Sachs; Anton Brodohl and Maggie Misford.
Messrs. A. R. Chamberlain, Geo. F.
Smith, Edward B. Clement, H. w. Garfield,
E. Sherwood, j. A. Fuller, J. B. Shibley,
W. f. Gum, F A. Bishop, G. A. Moak, A.
for fishing and hunting excursion to Big
Stone lake.
Three children are missing from their
homes in the city. One is Mikal Sennrud,
six-year-old, who got away from
his father, while on Washington
avenue, and the other is the fifteen
year-old German girl referred to in the
GLOBE of yesterday. The police are on
the look out for them, and the parents are
anxiously expecting their return.
Judge Lochren yesterday granted Louisa
Barnes an absolute divorce from her hus-
band Charles S. Barnes on the ground of
wilful desertion. The parties we're mar
ried in this city IN February, 1879, and
lived together only three months when the
husband left, remaining away ever since
and furnishing no support to his wife,
Mrs. Barnes is 20 years old and the runa-
way husband 25 and no children have been
born Of their marriage. The court allow
ed the plaintiff to resume her maiden
name of Louise Burke.
Articles of incorporation of the Lyman
Eliel Drug company were filed yesterday.
Its general business shall be the manufac-
ture, importing, purchase and sale of
drugs, paints, oils, etc. The capital stock
is $350,000, divided into 1000 shares of
$50 each, 100000 of the capital stock
shall be paid in to-day, which is the date
of commencement. The highest amount
of liability shall not exceed at any time
$125,000. The place of business is Mime
apolis, and the names of the incorporators
are as follows: George R. Lyman, Fred
erick W. Lyman, James Crays and James
81. Reynolds, all Of this city, and Julius c..
Ellel, of Chicago, who form the first board
of directors.
Yesterday, about o'clock, serious &C.
cldent from runaway occurred on Second
avenue south, near Third street. A team,
upon which were riding a number of labor
ers, became frightened and started to run,
when one Of the men, named John Fryter,
fell on the wagon tongue between the
horses, and then to the ground. He was hit
on the head by one of the caulks of the
horses shoe, producing very bad cut, the
scalp being laid back on the top of his
head several inches. His face and shoulders
were also badly bruised, and it was provi-
dental that he escaped alive. The injured
man was brought to the Office of DIR. Quin-
by, who dressed his wounds, and at last re-
port he was getting on nicely.