Daily globe., 1883-07-07

Judgment that the bonds of matrimony bt
dissolved. He is thirty-four years of age
ID she is the same.
The opening of the Washburn pavilion
of the Miserecordia hospital was post
poned till next week on account of the
weather.
VIM. Funke is charged with embezzling
S4OO. He was arraigned before Judge
Bailey. when he stated he was the guardian
of the complaining witness, aud that the
estate was in his debt. He was placed IN
for this morning.
Sheriff Stoddart arrested yesterday on
a bench warrant one George Mitchell.
charged with uttering and publishing a
false and forged bill of exchange about a
year ago. He left the city after the COM
mission of the crime and was arrested on
his return, as stated.
Yesterday was the most extensive day in
the history of the municipal court, and
num 0ered tairty-5ix criminal arraign-
men S It was, however, and exceedingly
oor day financially, all the prisoners evil
d, ntly having '.blowed in" their doodle
Oh the glorious fourth.
The New Orleans university singers,
and the only original ones, give grand
concert at Harrison hall this evening be-
fore the Reform club The tickets have
been placed at a mere trife to give every
one an opportunity of enjoying the fine
musical treat by these celebrated singers.
Peter Peterson was charged with steal
ing $3.50 from Alice Williams at the Man
itoba depot. He was arraigned before the
municipal court yesterday, but upon
an investigation the city attorney came to
the conclusion that the proofs of the de-
fendant's guilt were insufficient and moved
a dismissal.
a Chicago man arrived in the city yes
terday in search of a runaway wife who is
said to be living here with ''tonsorialist,' -
which in parlance vulgar is interpreted a
shaver of boards. The deserted husband
is willing to forgive and forget if the wife
of his bosom returns with him and prom
ises to sin no more.
Charles Wing, the young man arrested
on Thursday night for taking K. G. Nell
sons horse, as published in the GLOBE,
was released yesterday morning upon its
being shown Xthat he found the horse at
TWenty-ffth avenue south with no driver,
and in kindness to the animal and the own
er was taking the animal to police head
quarters when arrested.
Journat: 4 young man about twenty
years of age made an indecent exposure
of his person in sight of some girls en-
ployed in a restaurant on First avenue
south above Third etreet, this afternoon.
The proprietor of the establishment
witnessed the performance, and seizing
the boy attempted to chastise him, but he
broke away and made good his escape.
The following persons have been the
latest to apply for marriage licenses and
get them: August Smith and Annie
Evans, Gust johnson and Josie Johnson,
Nels August Borg and Gustave Nelson,
Andrew Schulberg and Mary Johnson,
Robert P Wynne and Mary Amy Rees.
George Cannon and Edith Chowen, Her
man Rolsted and Mathilda Veirlund,
James Wenaas and Carrie Berg, julius
Bitcher and Mary Schaubanan.
William Bade, the peddler who entered
a house in North Minneapolis, and made
an assault upon little twelve-year old
German girl, was arrested and arraikned
before Judge Bailey yesterday morning
He denies the charge, stating that he
simply caressed the child. as he is in the
habit of doing with children. The Ger
mans are indignant and much excited,
The preliminary examination will occur
on Monday afternoon, and the defendant
was remanded to custody in default of
filing bonds in the sum of $1,000. Bade is
an old man, probably fifty-iye years of
age. VIM. Il. Donahue, Esq, has been
retained as his counsel.