Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-24
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TIE st. Andrews society met last evening.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday ag-
greested Sz6,17S.
Mud on the 2Sd OF November is an unusual
occurrence in Minnesota.
Emma Porter was yesterday granted di-
vorce from J. L. Porter.
New Pool Table and Mirror for sale cheap by
Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minnehaha avenue.
The calendars minstrel performances at the
Grant are the occasion of perfect ovations each
night.
The Daily GLOBE is now on sale az the Critic
riou restaurant, 255 NicoIlet avenue each
morning.
In the case of Joseph Gague vs.. John Sc
wright. Judgment was yesterday rendered for
defen ant.
Ju 'gment was yesterday given for defendant
IN the case of Eliza F. Moore against Samuel
z. Thayer.
Last evening the regular meeting Of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception Benevo-
len. society was held.s
The first social of series to be inauguratsd
by the sons of veterans will take place on the
evening of December 18th.
Before his honor were yesterday two plain
-.
Sullivan and Daniel O'Leary-iIlustrious sports
The reception of the Northwestern hospital
occurred yesterday, and there was large number
of citizens who participated and come liberal
donations were made.
The sale of seats for the exhibition to be given
in Market hall by the John L. Sullivan combi-
nation on Tuesday evening will open at the
Omsha ticket Office this morning.
a policeman discovered a horse and buggy
wandering through the streets without driver
last night and took them to Wilson's livery
stable where they are awaiting the owner.
Donna Howard, as madame Of a First street
bOrdeI, paid into the municipal court treasury
the sum Of $3.50, while her seven ''boarders''
each paid So 81 for privileges accorded.
Alexander Mclean IS under arrest, charged
with the larceny of a revolver from Mark Green
on Tuesday. The case will come up this after
noon III the municipal court. Meanwhile Nc
Lean Is II DURANGO.
Last evening two men stepped into ''Cham-
berlain's Jewelry stors," Sl2 Nicollet avenue,
and asked the clerk, boy. to see gold watch.
The watch was shown them, when the two
pocketed 1t, together with a paste ring, and
cody walked off There was no clue to the
thieves last night.
In the case of Andrew Nelson against the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway com
pany for S., 100 damages, on account of injnries
received by the dumping of heavy mass of
frozen earth on his head from steam shovel
while engaged II the service of the company
Last March. the demurrer entered by the COM
gany on the ground that the plaintiff did not
state facts sufficient to constitute case was
sustained Yesterday by dec sion Of the court
Geo. r. Wilson fled complaint and note of
issue yesterday, praying for judgment that the
bonds of matrimony existing between him and
his wife, Emma J., be dissolved. They were
married on the 9Th Of September of the CEN
tennial year at Montpelier, VT, and have two
Children born to them. After the lapse of four
years of married life Emma left him and went
to live with her parents with whom she still
stays, and though requested to return to her
''lIege lord and MASTER" she has stubborniy re-
fused. Hence the demand for divorce filed yes
terclay.
Horace B. Sagre and Mary Butts were ar
rested at the instance of Mrs. Mary E. Sagre,
wife of the male defendant, upon warrant
which charges the pair with occupying rooms
on Fourth street between Third and Fourth
avenues south, near the new chamber Of COM
merce building, for immoral purposes They
were arraigned before Judge Mahoney, yester-
day m rning, and the examination was set for
this afternoon. Mrs. Butts recognized in de-
poslt in the of $500, while her
companion was reminded to the custody of the
officer in default of bail in like sum.