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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
HIGH TONED WEDDING.
A Giant and Giantess United in Wedloc
at pittsburg.

A Giant and Giantess United in Wedlock
at Pittsburg.
P1TTsBURG, Nov. 20.-Patrick William
O'Brien, the Irish giant and Christiana D.
Dunz, the Germsn giantess, were married
in this city to-day. The ceremony was
performed in the German Evangelical
church, on Smithfeld street, by Rev. Frod-
erick R1oIoff, and was Witnessed by an
immense concourse of people, including
Mayor Peterson of Allegheny, Judge
White, John Mccullough, Margaret Mather
the Aztec DIS arts, Indians and snake
charmerE. Outside the church the crowd
gathered IN such numbers IS to obstruct
traffic IN spite Of the efforts Of
q large force Of police. Mr.. OBden
wore full dress huit, q mdal pre-
81 nted to him by the land league, orna-
mented MS breast. The bride wore orange
blossoms, wreath and veil that covered u
superb dress Of white satin. In her hand
she held bouquet OF enormous size. After
the service the bridal party drove at once
10 the Harris Hlase0n and hold q public
reception. This evening a special recap
ton viii be given 81 the Hamilton hotel.
The Wedding cake is tbs largest ever
made, measuring nine feet IL clrcumfer-
enos and tgo feet In thickness. 4 giant
logE OF bread five feet in length will decsr-
. e the table. This was the fret marriage
Of giants IL Ausrios, and the second II ihs
world. The combined height fths bridal
pair IL Is feet, 3 inches, and they tip tina
beam II s1,549 pounds. ms @eddinE
ring weighed seventeen pennyTeIShts, ana
wa5 five incnss in circumference.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21

for the defendant. Previous to the hear
ing an animated spat took place between
the opposing counsel. M. Willis alluded to
memoranda made by the court on Mon
day with reference to changing the COM
plant and trying the case under the city
ordinance and asked that it be dismissed
and new complaint made out. This was de-
MED when counsel asked for continuance
until to-day, in order to prepare his case.
MIR. OBrien objected to continuance,
when Mr.. Willis said he should like to
know by what authority he appeared in a
state case, and that he was surprised
that the county attorney did
not conduct his own cases.
Mr.. O'Brien retorted by saying that
nothing but the ignorance of the counsel
could account for the impertinence.
MIR. Willis said he should take no notice
Of the slur, coming from where it did.
The situation was warming up when the
court said he should proceed with the e1-
animation.
Mr.. Willis said he would proceed under
compulsion then, and the CAGE was pro-
ceeded with.
The prosecution called Amy Stanton
and Matte Goodwin, formerly roomers al
the house, Chief CLARK, Ed Bazille, and
Officer Murphy, Detective Walsh and the
owner of the house, Mr.. Fox.
Defendant was held to the grand jury
In the sum of $3.50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
An Old Libel suit.

NEW York, Nov. 2o.-In tie Fenardens4
oesnoia libel suit day, the plaintiff, Gas
ION L. Fenardent, testified that he was the
manager In London of the Partisan house
oi hoiin Fenardent, dealers in antiqui-
tes and works of art. He gave his his
,ory OF MS efforts to sell the Cesnola col
ieoslon, and said previous to the collec-
nen being examined in London by Mr..
Blodgett of the Metropolitan Museum and
ART association, General Cesnola wished,
him spread out collection to look at as
numerous and large as possible, as Amer
leans purchasing such things los Eed more
to quantity than to quality. The total
amount paid by the trustees of the muse
um was 10000, out of which was paid to.
Cesnola e2,S00, about half of which had
been advanced by the plaintiffs firm to,
Cesnola during hin explorations in Cyprus
and his sojourn in European cities. The
remainder be kept for his own use. Ces-
nola gave witness goo as a commission
on the sale of the collection and as graru-
ity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Landlords and Guests.

The late decision OF the supreme court
in the case OF Hans Olson Va. A. II. Cress-
man, incidentally mentioned In the GLoEg
yesterday morning, was the appeal suit Of
guest in an action against landlord to
recover money stolen from plaintiff while
stopping at defendants hotel.
The decision goes on to say that at com
mon Law an inn-keeper is responsible for
loss OF guests property except by neg
ligence Of said guest, act of God or of tie
public enemy The only claim set ID in
the defense vas that the money might
have been taken from plaintiff BIZ
one or the other OF tzo com panions win
whom he came to the inn and occuuisd
the Same room With him. Bat to clear tha
landlord toe fact must afirmati7elT apDsar.
II robbed b. his own companion is in ont
able 10 guest as negligence, but If an
other guest Is II the room he Is plsce5 70
sleep in which ne does not bring tfers.
eTen though with his coDssns ne occaDie5
the room % slesP, holds the landlord.
Anoslce a. the head of z hotel reristsr.
or verbal notice to q guest OF a place
ProTi1sd for valuaD.es, is not
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Dramatic Notes.

Miss Marie Van Zandt has been engaged
to appear in "Lakme' at Nice in February.
Daniel Frehman says that the report
injuring his prospects,.
John Howson says: "The report that
intend returning TO opera-bouffe or comic
opera is without foundation"
Mdlle. Jeanne Fouquet, of the Grau
French opera company, is said to bear a
striking resemblance to the late Adelaide
Nelson.
Mdlle. Theo, at present the Juror OF
Paris in MADAME Boniface," will travel Il.
America next season under the manage
ment of Maurice Grau.
Mdlie. Marie Aimee next season will
star IN English comedy supported by
American talent. She will remain under
the able management of Maurice Grau.
The new Alhambra theater in Leicester
square, which has been entirely rebuilt
will be opened Dec. 3. All the appoint
ments are being completed on scale CT
unusal splendor.
Mary Anderson's beauty and wonderful
success in life are both ascribed by an as
trologIss 10 the fact that Jupiter, Venus
"a
time OF her birth. Should she ever marry,
though, he predicts that she will be IN
happy, as Mars and the sun were also in
conjunction when she was born.
The prima donna of Baum's Pavilion of
two seasons since has had New Yor1 ap
pearance in SLieutenant Helene" A dram
attic paper says: "The prima donna on this
| occasion was Miss Amy Gordon, a creature
of Infinite adiposity, whose voice still re-
tains much of its youthful freshness. Fat
women do not, IS a rule, look we'll in male
attire, and Miss Gordon is so fat that the
flesh rolls up in ridges just above her
knees, conveying q plain suggestion of
garters. It seems to be tho peculiar ne
cessity of fleshy prima donnas to become
ponderoUsly kittenish in ratio to their ad-
vancing years Miss Gordon has the spor-
tive grace of walrus."
| New York Tribune: Henry Irving, the
actor, got aboard q Sixth avenue car one
evening last week, and gave the conductor
Il silver fiye-cent piece in payment of his
fare. The conductor slipped the coin into
his pocket and was walking back to the
| platform when Irving, III a deep voice.
detained him with: You have forgotten
to give me back my five cents in CHANGE
"You only gave me- fye-cent piece to
begin with" said the conductor with p
smile. Glow, then, can give any Changer
"Oh, WAS not aware you had fye-cent sill
yer pieces Ia this coantry," replied Mr..
Irving, with some surprise. 81 see l shall
be obliged to take q few moro lessons IL
your currency before L snail escape max
ing mistakes" A young man who Wit
messed the incident bought the actors FIVE
ceut piece of the conductor, and it now
adorns his sweetheert's bracelet.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
POLICE CoURr PALAYER.
YESTERDAYS Sinners, and How They We
Disposed OF.

YESTERDAYS Sinners, and How They Were
Disposed OF.
As compared with the lively session of
Monday the proceedings of the police
court yesterday morning were rather tame.
Michael Haupt was stranger and they
took him IN. He came to the city to see
the elephant and he gazed at the animal
through an inverted tumbier. When col
Jared by pesler he was whooping it up
Oh the street and he said he could
take the starch out OF any
man who attempted to run him in. This
raised the dander of the copper, and the
him imagine that an electric light factory
had broken loose. lie viii wrestle with
wind pudding for ten days,
John Ganey loaded to the guards on the
beautiful bulge and then he tackled a
stranger in a Jackson street saloon. The
latter yelled bloody murder, and when
Officer Pendy doomed up Gauey had the
fellow in q corner pounding him. The Of
icer put him under arrest and he attempt
ed to whip him. He was fined SIS. A.
Aubertine had also attempted to travel on
his muscle. He was arraigued on the
charge of essaulting Freeborn Cloutier
The rumpus took place on Louis street,
and as q souvenir of the picnic, the latter
carries freseoed eye. Defendant was
iined fifteen bills, Thomas McVsy
is bent with the weight
of time and poverty. He was yanked in
as vag and he said he wanted to 90
home. Having friends at Fairview, Mr.
Murray intercede dand he was ordered to
skip out of town. Geo. Bailey, hsckmsn,
was up for having overcharged lady. He
hauled lady up on Fort street from me
of the late trains and he charged her a
dollar She had him arrested, and as the
ordinance only specifics charge of fifty
cents for the first mile, for each passen-
ger, he was fined s.. John Burnett has
languished ia jail for several days on sus-
picion of larceny, but as there vas no
testimony against him, the case was dis
missed.
- With Diamond Dyes any lady can get as
good results as the best practical dyer Every
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AMUsgHEN1s.
Callender's Minstrel Festival.

Callender's Minstrel Festival.
Another large and delighted audience
assembled at the Opera house last night
to enjoy the entertainment presented by
the Calender Minstrel festival. AS an
nounced in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE
an entire change of programme was offer
ed and the performance was more enioya-
BILE, if possible than on the opening night.
The frat part included a Aumber of par
lors ongs and sentimental ballads. splen-
didly rendered by the vocal talent of the
company, and these were interspersed with
bright and witty puns and Jokes, and the
funny business of the end men. The sec
ond series consisted Of laughable sketch
entitled the "Concave of the Dark Nights, %
being most amusing and original bur
lesque on the Masonic conclaye at San
Francisco LAST summer.
The second part introduced the Pickan-
innies in their plantation oddities. There
are genuine southern children and to all
who have travelled in the far south, the
scene will be recognized as an exact coz
terpart of what has been witnessed in this
region. Little Bob Mack, who appears in
this act is only 211a years old, and he is az
entire circus by himself. The Zouavt
drill last night was exceedingly fine and
called forth admiration and applause. After
an extremely amusing performance BY
Charley Hum, the Hyer sisters appeared
An extremely difficult aria was rendered
by Miss Anna Hyer, the soprano, the re-
frain caught up by Emma Louise, the con
tralto. Both ladies were in splendid
voice and this feature of the programme
was both artistic and captivating.
Bob Mack and his trained bantam para
lyzed the audience with delight, and the
performance concluded with a realistic
and beautiful southern steamboat sketch.
This afternoon a grand matinee per-
Torrance will be given, at which the man
agement have kindly rendered free invi-
tation to the orphan asylums of St
Paul, who are expected to be present in
force. Tonight the farewell per form
ance will be given, Introducing the Paris
programme and Welch's latest success
''The Ball of the Dudes.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
ATE Or MIassEs ,ogTAz cogETY or RAMeHr

TATE or MIEEEsOTA, COUNTY or BhHsHY
- -ss. IN Probate Court. special term Octobs,
II the matter o; the estate Of John z. Mcin4oes,
decea-ed:
threading and fling the petition Of Mary T. EoTn-
to-h, Of said county, representing, among oti,ez.
things, that John GsIn5oso, late n sad coun4z
on the 2t.i eoy d October, A. j. 49, a. st. Psnf
IN sid county died intesate, and being an inhebE
ant OF this county AZ the time Of his death leay
goods, caa'tes, and estate within this couaty osd
that the said petitioner is the WIDOW Of saif 90
oeased, and PRAYING that administration Of aid c.
tate be 70 Uri +. Lgmprey granted;
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard bef7re
the judge Of this cOurt, Tiursday. tie ezad dgy
O Noyernber, 4. d. 1853 asten O'Clock a. "a "a az
Probate chice In said county.
ordered further, that notice thereof ie eiyen 10
the heirs Of said deceased, and ~ all persons x-
ested By publishing cory OF this o1der for three
successive weeks prior TO said day Of hearing tx
,he DAILY GLosE. newspaper printed aud Pzt-
hshed at Saint Paul IN said county.
By the Court
II. 81 VIZ. I. sIcGEO2Ty.
Judge OF ProbSss.
Attest: FRAEg RoEgEI, Jrs., CLERK.
JAAgs i YAEEEs, AHorne ys fo- ! etftloner
Cc2I ged y
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Jury List for the December Term OF thu
=. Court

Jury List for the December Term OF thu U
s. Court.
Following is the list of petit jurors
drawn yesterday for the December tern
of the United States circuit court:
Frederick Beinhorl, New Ulm.
j G Schaller. Brownsville.
Geo Glenny, st. Paul.
IL l. Mills, Brown's Valley.
James McKown, Shakopee.
w II Dickinson, Rochester.
II Prince, Saltwater.
+ Rising, Winona.
h Briggs, K ngstou.
J X Side, Minneapolis
l. n Eealey, Marshall.
Chas Ho g, Minneapolis.
Robt W Essery, st. Paul.
j Vanallstine, St Paul.
Fl T Putnam, Maine,
Allen Chany, Northington.
Nelson Herick, Champlin.
W + Glover, Racine Centre.
James Wilson, l. ydia, Scott Co.
Elias Mexican, Lakeland.
w W OHara, Clifford.
Josep Vogel, New Ulm.
Z. A. d. Salter, Atwater
Robert Simpson, saltwater.
w. s. Libby, Faribault.
II. E. Jones, Howard Lake.
A. A. Osborne, Pennington.
George Damp, Dean.
Thomas r. Field, Houston.
Chas. Smith, Cannon Falls.
John F Norrish, Hastings.
a. E. Truaz, Hastings.
Michael Young, Lskeyille.
A. J. Luce, Granite Falls.
H. II. Newberry, Taylor's Falls.
J. 4. Spencer, st. Paul.
The court will convene on the 10th day
of Dacemher
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Notice 10 Craditors.


State OF Minnesota, county of RaInfey-ss. In
Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jennie H. Rogers,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF Jennie
H. Rogers, late of the county Of Ramsey, end state
Of Minnesota aforesail |, deceased, that the Judge
OF Probate OF said county viii hear, examine and
adjust claims and demands against said estate. at
his Office in Saint Paul in said county the first
Monday Of the month OF January, A. y. 1881. at tea
O'Clock q. IN. and that six months from The 2J day
of October, 1888, have beer' limited and allowed by
said Probate Court for creditors to present they
claims.
Dated this 2sd day of October, i. d. 1898
W1I D. ROGERS,
Executor Of the estate Of Jennie i. Rogers, de-
ceased. OcA-wed-5w
GTATE OF MINEEsOTA, COUNTY OF EAX-
- sey-ss. District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict.
Mary Gou1et, Plaintiff, against peter Goulet, de
fendaEt.
Tho State Of Minnesota 70 the aboye.naned d1iend-
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required TO an
the compliant Of the plaintiff ia the AZ
titled action which has been sled I'M tho o.Aoe OF
Ramsey and state Of Minnesota. aAl 90 rerYe T.
copy Of your answer 70 said complaint on tis sub
scriber a. his Office. 10 the city OF saint Paul, in t5s
county OF HaIn=er and 5tHte nf aleraHNt, within
thirty day. ae- Ule service OF t.ii- summons upon
YOU ezcire3ye % the dag OF such -ery.ce- ard. if
ron ,al 90 answer TIE said c0IapiniD- Within the
time nfor said the plaintiff ia this action viii mp
ply 20 the court for the relief deiGait-eI ia CsN
said complaint.
Dated October 2. b., A. D., 1923.
FIRE EGICE NELSON.
PLAINTIFF attorney, 50. Paul I.nz
cc1g -,refi-7u
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Everybody Knows 1t.

When you havesItch, Salt Rheum, Calls, or
Skin Er1ptions of any kind, and the Piles, that
you know without being told Of it, a. P.
wilkes, Il. & E. Zimmerman and f. Sterile, the
druggists, VIII sell you DR.. Bossnhos Pile
remedy for fifty cents, which affords immediate
ra!,ef a sure cure
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Municipal Court.
n 1

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.
M. Haupt, disorderly; committed for
ten days.
]. GareJ, same; fine OF S15 paid.
a. Aubertine; same.
P. Wilson, G. p. Ferry, drunkenness;
fines of S. paid.
Thos. McYay, same; sent out of town.
Thos. Graham, same; committed for five
days.
Geo. Bailey, violating hack ordinsncs;
fine of So paid.
H. Timme and E. LangeYir, NUS
ance; sentence suspended.
J. Burnett, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed.
A. G. Hollis, keeping house of ill-fame;
held to the grand jury.
Otto Swensen, larceny; committed for
sixty days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
District Court.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.

District Court.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
Before Judge Wilkin.l
State of Minnesota Va. Charles Munster;
murder. On trial.
Adjourned to 10 a. M, o-day.
DECISIONS FILED.
By Judge Simons.]
E. Fl. Habighorst guardian, etc., vs..
Henrietta Stiege; judgment of $500 with
interest for plaintiff.
P. De Rochebrune VS.. Chester Hitchcock:
judgment of 5000 with interest for plain
tiff.
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ONLY.

Only the .oft wind blowing,
Only the soft sea flowing.
Only din haze In the ar,
Oily a shadow here and there.
only TIE nots Of c vhippoo7wiH,
Oaiy en- echo, then al Is still.
Only the wild Eovers as they wave
only their r,r;Unle over The grave.
oaly tbs grasses hargisg down
Only WAVING aooFe m5a-a-
only the leaves sf BROW and red,
oaiy \ requiem over the 6sai-
LIZ.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
yesterdays session of the October
term all the justices were present and the
following business was transacted.
Joseph Marrier respondent vs.. The st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
company; submitted on briefs by res pond-
emit and no appearance on the part of the
appellant.
Hanson G. Coke, on the presentation of
certificates and affidavits from the supreme
court of New York, was admitted to prac-
tice in the courts of Minnesota.
Adjourned to $50 a. m. tod y.
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such notice as the statute
prescribes, and is of no avail unless the
guest consents to it so as to constitute q
contract limiting the innbolder's liability
! 1t is not a contract without notice is called
to it and the guest assents to it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21

At tiEzss symptoms Of indigestion are present,
aEeasinSss es the stomach, ETC., moisture like
perspiratisn, producing itching at night, or
when ole Is warm, cause the pilee The effect
= Immediate relief upon the application of
/ DR.. Bosaako's Pile Remedy Prce 50 cents.
For sale by a. R. Wilkes, 8. L Z. Ziulmsrrssa
ssd :. SueTie, druggists.
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oRDIr<KCE TEN.
The ReferIs Administration Goes Fer the


The Referrs Administration Goes Fer the
R5sHeH.
The case of A c. Hollis. charged with
keeping house of ili-fgne OF Cedar us.l
Eleventh street, esme up for examination
before Judge Burr yesterday afternoon.
The dzeIling occupied BY Hollis vas
pulled Sunday night and two naIs and
two female inmates we're ar
rested, including ths defendant.
As 10 tie Others tray Eers fzeG OF Non
Day. the case as TO Hollis being contfnusfi
u1uI yesterday. Mr.. I. D. O'Bnen an
pssred for the state and Mr. John Wills
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Before Judge McGrortY.
Estate of Robert Fl. Magee, deceased;
license to sell real estate. Estate extend
ed fo- one year.
Estate of John Robertson, deceased; pc
tition of executor for decree filed. Hear
ing Dec. Is, at 10 a. m.
Estate of Richard Nd. Strogy, deceased;
decree assigning estate made.
Insanity OF John Olson; examined and
committed.
Estate of A. K. Baker, deceased; ap-
praisers appointed.
Insanity of Anton Miller; to be examined
to-day at 10 a. IN.
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Articles of Incorporation we're filed with
tine secretary OF state yesterday, OF the
Sank Rapids improvement company, for
the purchase, holding, sale. lease, use, and
i'm pro7ement Of real property of all kinds
in the village of Sank Rapids, Benton
county, together with the purchase, sale,
lease and use OF water power, boomsge
rights. franchises and easements sp-
purtsnsns to real property in the state
Of Minnesota, and the i'm
prorsment and use Of the same.
The corporation commences b1sinsEs
Nov. %, 1854. to continue for thirty years
With the right TO extend the ssme az pro-
vidsd By law. The capital stock is 800
eco. divided into 100 shares of $50 each.
end the limited amount of Indebtedness Is
not to exceed 10000. The board of di-
rsc5ors are Clsrence B. Buchanan. Joseph
Campbell. Geo. &. Sweet, Geo. " Bene-
dies and Thomas Van Etten, and the IL
eorpoEstors are Clarence 3. B1ekman.
Erasmus Crcss. Joseph Campbell, Joseph
Coates. Charles G.. Ward, Thomas Van
Essen, Ezra ". Truesdeil, Geo. W. Rene
dics, Joseph Hoody, J. Z. HoSdy, Herman
Berg and Geo. ". Sweet.