Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
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Marietta Sparkling has filed suit for
divorce from Nathan G. Squirting.
The mayor was yesterday occupied in
reading over the hack ordinance.
The Choral society held a rehearsal
meeting at Elliot's music hall last even
ing.
The crusaders held largely attended
meeting in Catholic Association hall last
night.
The directors of the chamber of COM
merce VIII ho.d a meeting this afternoon
at; o'clock.
The Robot Emmett Literary association
mst last evening for the transaction of i'm
portant business.
The employees of the Milwaukee road
were receiving their monthly wages from
the pay car yesterday.
Henry a. Smith, of Illinois, was admit
ted - .; bar of Hannepin county yester-
day {. Judge Lochren.
An Illinois society. composed exclusive
lyof former residents of that state has
been organized in Minnes polls.
A sneak thief stole valuable overcoat
from q hat rack in the hallway of Henry
LeiqLton's residence on Tenth street.
In The case of Thompson VS.. Leonard
for false arrest and imprisonment, the
iurg yesterday gave verdict Of 81 for
plaintiff.
The Waycott larceny case got another
continuance IN the municipal court yester-
day The examination is now set for
u-l@y.
HE various offices of the Hennepin
county officials we're illuminated by gas
lRsi evening to the great delight of all
concerned.
Thomas Z. Cam was committed thirty
days yesterday for the larceny of a small
sum Of money and some iewelry from
DELI " Morton.
The two sons of Henry Bistadeaux, of
Dayton, aged respectively seventeen and
fourteen years, were drowned last Sunday
evening in Crow river.
Eta Forrest and her brood of eight
solicit doves were before his honor yester-
day. They smilingly deposited each her
monthly fee and departed.
Ben Kolberg, carpenter, residing at
the corner of Sixteenth avenue south and
Twenty third street, was adiudged insane,
yesterday, and committed to the Iunatic
asylum.
viii Davis, the hungry thief who stole
ham aud Goldfish from A. l.. Shores
grocery store, will be fed at the expense
of the county for ten days, and he seems
content.
In the amended articles of incorpora-
tion OF the Minneapolis Street Railway
company, filed yesterday, the highest
amount of Indebtedness to which the com
pany shall be subject at any time is
$l,200,000.
1hs Pillsbury's will put into the Pills
hury "a" Touring mill twelve hundred
horse power Cortlss engine. Col. Glenn
Ia manufacturing twelve steel boilers to
supply the steam. With this engine the
mill will be run no matter how low the
" alter gets.
To-day was the time set by Superin-
tendsnt Henion of the water works for
shutting off the water delinquents, but as
there seems to be disposition on the part
BILE, the superintendent has decided to ex
tend the time few days.
Al lie instance of & travelling man Doc
Tanner has been arrested on the charge
of running gambling house. The mat
Tar WIS brought up in the municipal
court yesterday, when an examination was
liked tor the Goth. The defendant recog
niZe IN deposit of 5000.
Last evening, young man named Tom.
Miller was accidentally shot through the
leg. lis revolver, 80 caliber, self-cock
er, dropped from his pocket upon the flag
stone pavement, and the hammer, striking
n stone, exploded cartridge. The bullet
entered the leg near the shin bone, and
passed around into the calf of the leg, and
lodged jus: beneath the skin.
A man was "held up" by foot pads on
Cedar avenue about o'clock yesterday
morning. His vest pocket containing $50
was c1t out and then he WIS told to go aud
extract pleasure from natures sweet re-
storor. balmy SLEEP. He expressed his
regret at not having wooed the gentle
morpheus several hours before, and silent
~ departed for home in anything by
plea SAINT mode. His name could not be
asce rsained.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: W. l.. Hardy and Fan
ny Ungerman; Charles A. Clay and Annie
+. Williams; George l. Dickinson and Liz
zie 4. Proctor; John Harness and Eliza
Hnener; Ole Holmberg and Hannah Chris
Hanson; 0rrin Cormferth and Nettie A.
Barker; Andrew Arntson and Annie Nell
son; Charles Larson and Christina Apple
quis;: Edward Millwsrd and Eldora G.
Briggs; Joseph Labelle and Josephine Bar
lsrgeoo; +. A. Colburn and Mollie Brown.
Ia tue case of s. j. Sutton vs.. N. Harris
/ Bro which comes up for trial IN the
district court to-day, Judge Brown, of
Shakopee. appears for the complainant
The Judge is considered one of the leading
members of the Minnesota bar and it is
expected he will display his forensic skill
amt aculnen in behalf of his client in this
case Tweaty years ago the judge
prac-ioed his profession in this city when
il was only q village, and now he expresses
sstcnshment at its large size and popula-
ton.
The case of Carl August Dahlberg
against the Minneapolis Street Railway
company was on trial yesterday before