Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-20
Sergeant Signal Corps, q.
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

a oaek pension Of $1,000 was received
~ She 7hce Of The adjatant general yes
,e-day.
The district court granted Abbie Henry
- divorce rom William Henry yesterday
IN sgeciul Session.
The committee on police of the council
were to have INST yesterday, bat in the alb
sclce of quorum no business was trans
acted.
Jary Commissioner Lott and Clerk Hill
lis, Of the United States circuit court, will
draw the jury to-day for the December
term of court.
Aainteresting article is published else.
where in this issue of the GLOBE announc-
ing the formation, by Minnesotians, of
Florida colony.
The funeral of Nellie Murphy, wife of F.
e. Aldrich, takes place at 2 o'clock this
Tuesday afternoon, from the family resi-
dence No. II, Lisbon street.
Landlord O'Keefe, the efficient night
clerk at the Hotel de Tramp, has prepared
q register for his numerous dodgers which
he has utilized out of an old account book.
Frank Fairchild says that if business
continues brisk at the police court the
force will soon wear diamonds. Yester-
day the collections from fines amounted
to S270.
N;cols g. Dean filed a suit in the district
court yesterday against Cowing & Brown,
to recover the value of promissory notes,
asking judgment for $1,381.42 with CON
siderable amount of interest.
Matthias Hauph, West st. Paul drunk
and disorderly, was brought over the
stream and placed in the calaboose for too
much promiscuousness for the public
peace of that neighborhood early last even
ing.
Mr.. Sherman, of the Sherman block, lost
a cuff button which he values highly from
associations, and although of no intrinsic
value will give ten dollars for its restora-
ton. 1t is a medallion. Has any one
found it?
Henry Sackville Treherne received bis
papers from the British government yes
terday, appointing him as vice consul for
Great Britain in the customs district of
st. Paul which comprises the whole state
of Minnesota.
Manager Scott, of the Opera house, and
Manager WEIGH, of the Calender Minstrel
Festival, have extended Il free invitation
TO the children of the orphan asylums of
st. Paul to attend the Wednesday matinee
of Calender Minstrels.
Tho sale of dry goods seized at Crooks
ton by United States Marshall Denny, at
trected a large crowd of people yesterday,
at 80 L. Third street. The goods sold
pretty low, but the dry goods went off rap
idly. The sale will be continued to-day.
About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
bakers wagon tipped over on st. Peter
near Seventh street, and the way the rolls
and the doughnuts went flying around the
st5eet was caution, and to have seen the
gamins scramble for the cookies was as
good as a picnic.
ID. w. La British, of Wisconsin, convicted
at the reosnt term of the United States
circuit court of perjury, was arraigned b. e.
fore Judge Nelson yesterday for sentence.
He was sentenced to pay fine of 500
and to imprisonment in the penitentiar
at hard labor for thirteen months.
The committee on parks, of the city
council, met yesterday afternoon and dis
dussed the propriety of improving Como
park. 1t was decided to recommend to
the council that sill the able bodied prison
ers at present confined in the workhonse,
or who may hereafter be committed to that
institution, be set to work at grabbing the |
land and laying out the driveways.
Gov. l.. F. Hubbard refused reouisi-
sition on the part os the stste of Mime |
sofa, late yesterday afternoon, on the gov |
ernor OF Illinois for the bringing of Gen. |
VIM. Myers on charge of adultery with
Mrs. Nermyle at the request of her hus
bands counsel. O'Brien and Wilson, |
bssing his refusal under the statute of |
limitations. The opinion of ATTORNEY /
General Hahn on this subject will be |
made public to-day.
Next Thursday at p. m. the governor.
secretary of state, state auditor, attorney |
general and one of the judges of the su-
preme courtwill assemble in the Office of |
the secretary of state at the capitol TO can |
vass the recent vote amending article of /
the state constitution, regarding the time /
of extending the present terms of office of |
state officers in order to secure general |
biennial election of all of these at single |
election in the future.
About = 'ciock yesterday afternoon q l
couple of young FLIES attached to a |
farmers wagon, while standing in front of |
the postothce on Wsbsshsw street, became |
frightened and walked OFF with q portion /
of the sidewalk, bitching strap and all. |
The animals ran south on Wabsshaw street l
and crossed the bridge in safety, being |
captured in the Sixth ward. The team be- |
longed to farmer named Hough, of Rose |
town, and no damage was done.
There will be meeting of all the sew
eral committees of the Minnesota State |
Firemen's association on Wednesday even