Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-10
P. T. LYONS
Sergeant 5ienal Corps, q. 8. A.
TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CRY GAOBULEs.

Mary Goulet has filed suit for divorce
for dezertion, with the district court,
against Peter Goulet.
Thomas K. Brill was appointed by the
supreme court yesterday as its marshal for
the present term of court.
A back pension Of $1,OO8 was received at
Adjutant General Hawley's department at
the state house yesterday.
The United States grand jury will prob
ably report to the court this morning, as
its work is nearly completed.
The W. c. 7. U. viii hold their regular
meeting in the Y. NC. A. rooms on Thurs
day, October 18th, at o'clock.
A squad of thirty-aight recruits from
Jefferson barracks, No, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday en- route for Walla Walla.
Carl C. Pope, of Black River Falls, Wis,
was admitted to the Minnesota bar by
the supreme court yesterday, and will
settle in this city.
Thirty-ive additional jurors were or
dered drawn for the general term of the
district court yesterday, to report on Mon
day morning next.
Henry G. Coots WAS brought before Judge
McGrorty, Of the probate court yesterday
for examination for insanity, and viii be
taken to ST. Peter to-day.
Henry S. Jones, connected with the
Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha railway, was
admitted to practice in the courts of this
state by the supreme court yesterday.
Officers De Courcy and Call arrested at
midnight yesterday four suspicious char
acters who were prowling about in the
vicinity of the Union depot, and lodged
them at the City hall.
A gentleman recently arrived in this city
from Portland, Oregon, says that there are
have made fortunes of over 81 100000 and
over in the wholesale business.
John O'Leary, E. j. Shaw, John Leo and
Henry Ebert, four disorderly tipplers,
were incarcerated in the cooler by the
police last night and proved to be good
snoring quartet.
4 negro named Taylor was arrested and
placed IN durance vile at tho city hall last
night for appropriating to himself sun
dry razors at Geo Morton's darkey dive.
"Next."
Leander Lane, pastor of Christian
church (Disciples) this city, Prof. W. A.
Faddis and Miss L. Youmans, have been
elected delegates to the annual state con-
ven9ion of the Christian church, to be held
this week at Marion, MINI.
Charles Davis was arraigned before
Judge Nelson, of the .. S. circuit court,
yesterday ON the charge OF selling liquor
to Indians. He pleaded gniIty and was
sentenced to pay fine of $25 and to be
imprisoned in the county Jail till sun
down.
A squad of the Emmet Light artillery,
consisting of Sergeant Ostrum, Corporal
Coffey, Privates Cady, Shea and Coffey
start for Albert Lea this evening to take
part in the reunion of old soldiers. which
takes place there on Thursday and Friday
of this weef.
Yesterday f erneon three drunken row
dies went into tie saloon adjoining the
telegraph cffice on Minnesota street, and in
the absence of the proprietor attempted to
raise disturbance. During the rowe the
latter camo IN and at once teiephoned for
the patrol wagon and all three of the men
were run in.
The German Catholic Benevolent socie-
ties of this city have arranged to attend
the annual convention of their order to be
held in New Uim, commencing next Mon
lay. Special excursion rates will be ar
ranged for all VINO desire to attend. The
st. Paul societies will be accompanied by
the First regiment band.
Last evening the druggists of st. Psnl
held a meeting at McMasters drug store,
on upper Third street, for the purpose of
organizing an association for the purpose
of protecting druggists from imposters
and dabsters, who think they are compe-
tent to establish and run drug stores. The
intention is to take such steps as will So
cure suitable legislation to protect the
public from imposition By those who do
not understand the business but pretend
that they do. The meeting was strictly
private, and all but druggists were refused
admittance.