Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-11
slINNEApoLIs GLoBELETs.

The design of the interior Of the Grand
Just published is incorrect in many par
ticu!ars.
Marcus P. Hayne, of the New Jersey
bar, was yesterday admitted to practice in
the courts Of this state.
George W. Turwall, Of Eden Prairie,
has been adjudged insane, and will be
sent to the asylum at st, Peter.
Motion for new trial in the case of
Jones Il Straight VS.. Rufus b. Lane, was
yesterday denied by the district court.
Delvin Cotton, Of the town of Brooklyn,
yesterday paid fine and costs to the amount
of $45.97, for obstructing public high
way.
Officer Bas5ett, yesterday notified all
hackmen to have their hacks numbered by
tomorrow, and also ell drivers to stay by
their vehicles.
The reception of the Ideals ut the
Grand last night was, as the GLOBE pre-
dicted, perfect ovation. The house was
packed to standing room.
The divorce case Of Lille A. Hunt vs..
Sanford r. Hunt, for cruel and inhuman
treatment, was tried before Judge Young
yesterday. His honor has not yet render
Cd decision.
The property owners along that thor
oughfare are manifestly opposed to
widening Hennepin avenue to 100 feet, SO
% 10 make Of it park way. The expense
Is the reason.
John Seiderholm,in the employ of Gran
gren, q water works contractor, had the
second finger of his left hand crushed
while handling water pipe yesterday. DR..
Aule5 treated the wound.
The trains on the Milwaukee short line
road now runs on the right hand Iside
tracks instead of the left as heretofore,
thereby confirming to the established rules
of the country, or in fact, of the world.
Mrs. Allen, the aged lady who was re-
ported IN yesterdays GLOBE as missing
from her home, pa Franklin avenue, has
not yet been found, although the police
force exercised every effort in that direc-
ton.
The following manageable parties re-
ceiYed licenses to wed yesterday: L. B.
Wolf aud Jennie Mcclellan; Frank Durck
and Amelia Callinzh; George Weist and
AuHio Derzniger; G. f. Drury and Julia
Gamble.
The Musketeers viii be thu bill at the
Grand this evening. Il has only been pro-
duoed once in this city, and it is esteemed
one of the most fascinating little operattas
ever listened to here. 1t has an interest
ing plot ard is embellished by taking"
music.
Lverman's Colored MINISTRIES opened
season at The Pence last evening, and that
favor;-e resort was filed by its patrons to
enjoy the grand feast presented them by
this company of artists. The minstrels
are immense and are sure to draw full
houses during their stay.
The Northwestern Miller is to issue
holiday edition, features of which will be
articles on milling by Bill Nye, Stanley
Hunter, Bob. Burdette and other humor-
lists. The issue will also contain every
line from Shakespeare's works in which
reference to grain or -four is made.
The Minneap polls & st. Louis railway has
just arranged for two fast freight trains
between Minneapolis and st. Paul, and st.
Louis and Kansas City. The train between
Minneapolis and St. Paul and st. Louis
will be forty eight hours. and between
those places and Kansas City sixty hours.
Bay City Tribune: sPorter, who has
signed with the Bay Citys, has also signe
with the Minneapolis stub, and Manager
Watkins went to East Saginaw yesterday
to see Manager Tuthill about it." The di-
rectors of the Minneapolis club state that
no matter what Porters contract with the
Bay Citys is, he is fast here.
Supt. Henion has notified Engineer
Blodgett of the action of the water board,
stating that the sum of 500 had been
voted him as a payment in full for his al
legged $500 claim, and asking him to desig-
nate some one who could sign a warrant
for the sum in case the proposition is
accepted. law suit may be involved,
however.
wealthy man named Cock, came to
this city from his home in Wisconsin, and
on Sunday morning was robbed of $40 by
John @. Goodwin, alias John Brown. Of
ficer James Smith arrested him and re-
covered the money. The prisoner was ar
raigned yesterday in the police court, and
his examination was continued until Sat-
urday morning. Meanwhile he will lie in
durance.
Mrs. S. Youmans, pr esident of the W..
G. 7. T., of Canada, addressed large au-
dienoe in Park Avenue church last eve
ming under the auspices of the W. G. 7.
U. of this city. The subject was 'The
liquor traffic vs.. the creeds of the churches
and the laws of nations" She will speak
this evening in the First Congregational
church on ths East side.
Subject; Building the WALL"
Joseph F. Hause has filed petition in
the district court praying for guardian
to restrain his brother Lyman N. who at
tanned his majority on the 9th of Novem-
Der, 1879, from squandering his property
IN rioto usness and intoxication. As no
one has any legal authority over the young
prodigal, the brother, in order to save him
1rom want and suffering, prays that the
court appoint Chas. W. Wood as his
guardian.
A call has been issued by H. f. Brown,
0. A. Pray, H. E. Fletcher, c. McReeve
and V G. Hush for state convention of
stockmen to meet in this city, on Dec. II,
at 3 p. M, to consider the question OF
contagious diseases among cattle" and to
take steps for presenting the matter to the
senators and representatives of Minnesota