Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-21

street bridge to Whitau street; crosswalks
! on Fifth street, across Cedar; sidewalks on
eotn SIDES of John street,
sidewalk on west side Market street. Rice
d Irvine's division; east side of ST. PETER
street, front of block %; west side of St
Peter street, front of block 3 Rice g. Irvine's
division; sidewalk west side of Colborne
frsm Superior to Fort street; crosswaIks
on Kent, across Edmund, Thomas and Van
Buren, street; crOsswalks on Maria avenue.
Euclid, Ravine, Conway, Fifth and Sixth
| streets; sidewalk south side of Tenth
street from Cooper to Jackson and north
side from Cooper to Temperance streets,
and crosswalk on Temperance; sidewalk
on west side of John street from Seventh
to Eighth; sidewalk on both sides of La
faystts avenue from railway
| bridge to Bruno street; sidewalk
| south side of Eighth street, between Rob-
ert and Minnesota; sidewalk on Franklin
street, block 80, Rice & Irvine division:
| orosswalks on Fort street and Western ave-
nue.; sidewalk on east side of Armstrong
street from Warsaw to Fort; sidewalks on
De Soto, North, Burr, Bradley, Partridge
and Woodwardistreetss sidewalks IonSpruce
and Mississippi streets and crossWalk on
jackson street; sidewalk on west side of
Franklin street and north side of Wash
| lngton street; crOsswalk on east side of
Western avenue and north side of Won
Mlnden streets; sidewalks in Rice & Irvine
| division; crosswalks on Chestnut, Washing
| ton and Ontario streets.
The mayor having requested the board
to designate the number of rooms which
they should want for occupancy in the new
| court house, they decided on main room
70 by so feet with two ante-rooms and a
vault.
The Bench Fyett Marriaqe-Mr. Bench
Puts in a Deniot.
To the Editor of the Globe:
HEBsEY, Wis, April 10, 18S3.--Your
article in the last Sunday mornings GLOBE
Love and Lightning does me great in
justice. In the first place went to Hersey
on the 7th day of April, 1883, and stopped
at the Woodwork house, and Mr.. Wyett
and his daughter came down on the even
Ing train and put up at the same hotel.
Mrs. Wyett came down Tuesday, the 10th
day of April, 1888, by arrangement, and I
was married to her daughter the same day.
| Upon Mrs. Wyett's arrival she did not find
| US living as man and wife. Nor did she
make any threats or was 1 compelled to
marry, for am we'll known in Hersey and
at Hudson where 1 was born and raised.
also my wife. It was we'll known that we
| have been engaged for more than a year.
Mr.. Wyett and myself roomed up stairs
and Lucy Wyett roomed down stairs while
at Hersey. Does this look like living to-
gether as man and wife? You will also
find enclosed letter from the landlord
of the hotel here, which bears me out in
what L say. I hope you will publish this
and the enclosed letter in order to Justify
myself and wife in the premises and give
| the lie to whoever the vile wretch is, who
ever he or she NAV be who informed your
| reporter of the celebrate Love and Light
ning" episode Very respectfully,
JOSEPH BENoB, JR.
HERsEY, Wis, April 19-To whom it
may concern: wish TO say that Mr.. Jo-
seph Bench came to Jersey alone, and
that Miss Wyett and her father came to-
gether on the next train They occupied
different rooms until married. They were
married here (Hersey) in presence of nv
self, daughter,and Miss Wyett's father and
mother. Yours, ETC., S. S. WooDwoRTH.
AS an additional item we append the
following from the Hudson, Wis, True Re-
publican OF the 1Sth :
The parents of the groom are old and
respected citizens of Hudson, and feel
deeply the position in which their son is
placed by this alliance. Their first informa-
ton vas badly written unsigned postal
card, announcing the marriage and stating
it occurred in the presence, of the brides
father and mother. Mr.. Bench, while ad-
uniting the boys error in placing himself
IN compromising position, emphaticaIIy
denounces it as a put up job, and is sorry
that he was not informed in time to pre-
vent the proceeding. The antecedents of
the bride, and the famlly's Hudson record,
were thoroughly ventilated in a famous
scandal last summer.
Joe IS nineteen years old. He probably
now appreciates the error of thinking he
knew more than his father.