Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

new postoffice has commenced.
The Comique restaurant retains its
popularity as good eating house.
Samuel Jacobs stole a pair of boots from
N. W. Savage and was committed fifteen
days.
DR.. Slsgle he'd hiss pockets rifed of 500
by a slick pick-pocket, in Washington
avenue street car.
The board of county commissioners
will hold their onthly meeting in She au-
.ditor's Office tomorrow mernipg.
Judge LELAND yesterday performed the
pleasing ceremony of uniting il marriage
John Hagan to Mas Lizzis johnson.
The board of county commissioners will
hold meeting 20 morrow morning in the
Office Of the auditor at the court house.
Michael Kavanagh has been arrested at
the instance of Kate Dwyer, who charges
him with assault and battery. He will be
given trial 10 5ay.
The perochial schools OF Minneapolis
opened yesterday and a large number Of
pupils presented an appearance, many of
them for the first sims.
The fire department had a hard drive
out to the Lyn6ele hotel vhele fire he'd
caught in the Kitchen, but was put out IL
advance of the arrival of t4e department..
The police department will play II
match game Of base bali with the St. Paul
police on Friday ia that city. The St.
Paul boys will have TO hustle if they
win.
John Porter, who come time since was
held to await the action Of the grand jury
at the coming term Of court, was yester-
day endeavoring to effect his release on
writ of habeas corpus.
An insipient blaze in RsyGu,' a
kerry on South Second street last evening
was the occasion OF calling out the fire de-
partment, but ne employees OF the bakery
extinguished ne fire without the aid of
the department.
Peter Marian, charged with the larceny
of q watch from Louis Beaudette, was dis
charged yesterday. He YVES again arrested,
charged with larceny, and the case con
tinued to the 18th. In default of bonds he
was committed to await trial.
Mr.. Joseph Rsuch, of the register of
deeds Office, mas in his possession gold
watch found or Washington avenue during
the procession on MONDAY. It is in q badly.
shattered condition and will be given to
the owner on application at the Office.
The Republicans of Hennepin county
meet in Market hall to-day at 10 a. N. to
put in nomination candidates for the fol-
lowing officers: Judge of probate, county
treasurer, county superintendent schools,
county commissioner for first commits
sioner district.
Thomas Morton was arraigned before
Judge Mahoney yesterday afternoon upon
the charge of robbing J. Aver of $41. The
prisoner was held to await the action OF
the grand jury in $1,000 bonds. He failed
to get the bonds and was turned over to
Sheriff Stoddart.
There will be regular meeting of the
Sociey of Physicians and Surgeons a.
Mays parlors, Wednesday, September g,
7:45 p. m. The paper will be by Dr.. J. E.
Moore, upon the subject of ''Colle's Frac-
ture." A general invitation to be present
Is extended to the profession of the city.
John Watson, who was arrested by Sergt.
MeKernan for stealing $500 diamond
ring from VIC. Peanfeld, the piano deal
er, was arraigned before Judge Mahoney
yesterday. The preliminary examination
was continued until to morrow morning,
and in default of filing bords in the sum
of $500, the defendant was Remarked 10
custody.
The public schools opened yesterday
with large attendance. The number of
applicants for admission to the High
school is greater than in any preceding
year. An addition of 1900 volumes has
been made to the High school library,
making it compare favorably with any
similar library in the big cities of the
country.
Charles A. Dow filed papers yesterday
applying for divorce from his wife, An
nett 1. Dow, whom he charges with con-
jugal infdelity. They married in New
Hampshire five years ago, when the bride
was only IA, and her Eege lord 20. After
two years of matrimonial life they parted,
and have not lived together since. They
have one little girl, four years old, whose
care and custody the father asks for on the
ground that the mother is unfit to keep her
on account of her immortality.
The following parties are the latest to
whom marriage licenses have been granted:
Robert A. Smith to Anna O'Neil; John
Swenson to Pauline, Johnson; Geo. Vitter
to Susie NJ. Watts; John q. Fetherspil to
Eva Keine; Samuel Wilson Rankin to
Edna Holden Gliddsn; Will Foster to
Carrie Isabel Wilson; Alfred Hoffenbroe-
del to Ellen Lamont; John Ragan to
Lizzie Johnson; 0. Harold Foster to Mar
garet Foster; o. L. West to Amelia
Aylmer; William Hill to Eliza McClary;
James Rooney to Nellie McKeig; G. F.
Croker to Nellie Kelly; Erick Wahlquist to
Mathilda Henrickson; Charles G. Brand to
Minnett G. Dowthwait; Fred E. Butts to
Ella A. Lord.
The magnificent oil paint pictures of
Willard, Jay Cooke and j. Gregory Smith,
displayed here last Monday were from the
brush of Herbert G.. Connsr, the artist.
They we're greatly admired, and elected
admiration from the distinguish gentle
men, who expressed astonishneDt at their
being reproduced with snch fidelity from
small photographs, the artist having never
seen the gentlemen themselves. One of
Wizards portraits was hung in front of
the GLOBE building, and another adorned
the front of Hon. Geo. A. Pillsbury's resi-
.denea That of Jaw Cooke vaa eusDepda6