Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELEIs.

The zeal estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated &38,6o6.
Visit the Boston restaurant, corner of
Hennepin avenue and Second street, for
good meals.
Elizabeth Meighan yesterday filed note
of issue to procure divorce from her
husband Bernhard.
Sarah A. Phillips has obtained g d.
vorce from her husband, Peter Philli ps. on
the ground of cruelty.
Artists are to be admitted free into the
art loan rooms during the remaining days
of the opening of the exhibition.
The Northwestern Casket company, of
which 2. a. Prendergast is president, has
increased its capital stock to $4,000.
In the case of Peter II. Marks, LIS
traitor, Us. the st. p, M. & M. Co, mo-
tion for new trial has been denied by the
court
HIhonss Fahey was yesterday sent ap
for fifteen days for stealing 500 overcoat
from in front of the g. T. K. clothing
store.
E. W, Roxie, an engineer on
waukee road, has been missing for a
month. He had $500 on his person and
foul play is feared.
In the case of the Hennepin County
Building and Loan association w. Sey
mour Knight ct al, jEdgD ent was yester-
day fled in favor OF the plaintiff.
S. s. Eustis, an old resident of this
city, who. came to Minnesota thirty years
ago, died yesterday morning. He leavee
wife and eight children to mourn his
demise.
The Methodist Church Extension society
held large meeting at Centenary church
last evening, st which Bishop Foss and
Rev. Il. Forbes delivered very interesting
addresses.
E. E. Curtiss, the photographic secreta
ry OF the Pillsbury Milling company, has
contributed to the Lippiacott Mag azine
for January, sketch OF the Minneapolis
milling district.
Charley Stone claims that he paid his
landlord, one Schmidt of the Farmers no
tel, three months board in advance, and
that last night Schmidt kicked him out
He VIII seek redress in the Municipal
court.
At the annual meeting of the First Bap
tist church it was resolved to tender The
vacant pastorate to Rev. w. t. Chase, oil
Cambridge, Mass, at salary OF $1,000
per annum. He is forty-two years old and
preacher of ability.
Articles of incorporation of the jobs
Martin Lumber company were fled yes
terday. The time of commencement
shall be the 9TH of January, 1884 and ths
period of lis continuance thirty years. The
capital stock shall be 100000, all of
which shall be paid in when the corpora
ton begins business. The highest indebt
edness shall be half of the capital stock
The lncorporators are John Martin and
Cyrus T.. Brown, of Minneapolis, and
Phillip Reilly, OF st. Paul.
Tha Swedish Evangelical church, Of In
dependence, fiiss its articles of incorpora
ton yesterday. The doctrine of the church
shalt De the one revealed in the word OF
GcG, in the canonical books of the Bible
and the apostolic creed as explained and
set forth in the symbolic books of the
church. Any person declaring his adher.
ence to the foregoing doctrine can become
member if recommended by two mem.
btrs in good standing. The incorporatora
are N. j. Molin, John Vain and John Hal
grer.
Elmer II. Yining has instituted TO
~caedings 10 get divorced from his wife
Lizzie S. Vining, who deserted him three
years Ia New Hampshire, aud though fire.
quently urged to return she has refused to
do so. After DESERVING him she went &c
Massachusetts, where they were both mar
ried in 1866. He followed her. She Wis
ited him at his boarding house in South
Abingdon and took from his room trunk
containing her clothing. Since then he
had not seen her and was ignorant of her
whereabouts. There is no living issue OF
their marriage.
The special meeting of the city council
failing to pass the new ordinance extend
ing the time when steam shall be prohibit
cd on the motor line as a motive power
between Thirteenth street and Bridge
square. on January first Col McOrory will
have TO make the terminal point of the
road AZ Thirteenth street or use horses in
bringing the cars to Bridge square from
that point. a GLOBE representative met
Col. McCro"y last evening, and asked him
respecting his plans for the future, but he
was unable to give any idea as to what he
would do.