Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-07
NINNEAPoLTs GLoBELETs.

Knuty Nelson was in Minneapolis yes
terday.
Get your dinner at the Comique restau-
rant to-day.
Geo. R. Seaton is the new inspector at
the water works.
For good dinner go to the Boston
restaurant to-day.
A public reception will be given at the
Bethany home on Jan. "a.
The smallpox cases have been cured
or killed, as the case may be.
The public schools will open again to-
morrow for a term of eleven weeks.
There we're only twenty three marriagS
licenses issued in this county last week.
The hearing of motion for a new trial
in the Woodling- Knickerbacker case IS set
for Monday morning.
The plat of Cole & Weeks rearrange-
ment of part of Bracket & BeYey's addl-
ton was filed yesterday.
Articles of incorporation of st. Patrick's
church, of Maple Plain, were filed with the
register of deeds yesterday.
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plank at the syndicate block on Friday
afternoon breaking his nose.
Prof. Moore has instructed the schools
in the smallpox district quarantined by
the board of health, to admit the pupils
again tomorrow.
At the meeting the old Volunteer Hose
Company No. 10, last night, it was re-
solved 10 celebrate the fourteenth anniver-
sary in q banquet Jan. "A.
The Journal has already begun to boom
Fred Hooker as candidate for the Judge
ship Of the municipal court neat spring.
Taking time by the forelock, as 1t were.
The new choir at st. PauIs church con-
sists of Mrs. Eta Altman, soprano; Miss
Nettie Hutchins, alto; Frank Campbell ten
or; Charles B. Wake, bass; organlst, Miss
Bessie Cooley.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to John Borden and Anna Sophie Ander-
son, George De Mars and Virginia White,
Joseph Becker and Catharine Figen, Clay
ton NJ. Thorpe and Minnie E. Read.
Judge Shaw yesterday granted the petit
ton of Geo. W. Shuman and wife for the
adoption of the infant found by them on
their doorstep a short time ago. They
have named the child Nellie Caroline Shu-
man.
4 very infantile confagration was the
sensation at the court house yesterday. A
coal from the stove in the clerk of the
courts Office set fire to the floor and but
for the prompt action of Clerk Terrell
would have caused considerable damage.
During the past few weeks several hun
dred dollars worth of Brass has been
stolen from the yards of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway.
Last evening Special Officer
James Nolan caught thirteen-year-old
boy named Patrick Doherty in the act of
purloining three heavy pieces of brass,
and consequently arrested him.
Last night Capt. Chase met on the island
degenerate citizen who had taken too
much bulge. He proved an ugly customer,
for when the captain in the kindness of his
heart offered to help him home the migrate
buckled into him and attem pied to give
him a severe trouncing, but he reckoned
without his host, several have attempted
that play but always got left. He got left
in the calaboose.
AS announced in the GLOBE, the attor-
neys for the defense had issued writ Of
habeas corpus in the case of the state
against John G. Dudley who was held to
await the action of the grand jury in $500
bonds on charge of bigamy, by Judge
Cooley. The trial on this writ viii come
up in the district court on Tuesday next.
In the meantime Dudley is suffering dur
ance in the county jail.
Last evening the following officers of St.
Anthony lodge, I. o. o. F., were installed:
n. g., j. w. Peaslee; V. G., j. N. Niles; re-
cording secretary, Thos. Monahan; per.
secretary, II. r. Ravens; treas, G. B. Eos
ter; warden, F. L. Chaffin; conductor, G.
W. Bertram; z. S. to N. g., Fred Sack
bauer; L. S. to N. g., Robert Wilson; R.
S. to V. g., W. G. Greenway; L. S. to V.
g., L. D. Hill; R. S. S., H. F. Pierce; L. S.
S., S. T. Hopper; ]. g., E. j. Berthold; o.
g., w. S. Bare; trustee, Stephen Rogerson.
An infant was left on the door step of
Mr.. Parker, of Third avenue south, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, on Friday
night. A vigorous pull at the door bell
called a member of the family. The baby
was now crying Justify, but the
cold-hearted man-colder than was
the severe night-would not take in the
waif, but started for policeman. Dur
ing his absence, however, the babe was re-
moved probably by the party who placed
it there i'll the hope that it would find a
kindly home.