Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
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C1IR GLOBULIss.
anton Miller Will be examined at the
probate court this morning or a charge of
insanity preferred by his wife.
The sale Of tickets for the concert of the
Chora, society will commence this (Wed-
neslayJ morning at 8 o'clock.
Gov. Hubbard appointed yesterday Geo.
T. Barr, Ct Mankato, to succeed Hon. j.
81. Rea rs a director Of the state normal
schools.
Acker Post, G. A. r., holds a meeting on
tomorrow evening, at which all its mem
the drum,
Broadway's stable on Isabel street in
the Sixth ward was broken into Monday
night and robbed of a harness, a horse
blanket and two buffalo robes.
The front steps OF the custom house are
being lowered peg to correspond with
the recently relaid granite sidewalk, which
has been placed at grade level.
Judge Simons heard no civil cases yes
terday owing to the fact that all calendar
ed for that day bad been continued fur
Their along in the present term.
w. Il. Nichols has offered a reward of
$50 for the return of the black ive-year
old horse, lost on the night of October
2lst, during the livery barn fire.
Officer Gibbons last night went up to
tho city hospital where crazy man was
turning everything upside down, and
brought him down to the county jail.
The Modisska engagement at the Opera
house, comprising two nights and a
matinee, getted $4,000, the total being as
much as was realizhd in Minneapolis from
the four performances.
Phoebe Shaffer Gray, the accomplished
vocalist who is to assist thu Choral society
concert on Thursday evening, arrived
to-day by the Royal route, and is the guest
of Mrs. F. Il. Rice, of Lafayette avenue.
Hanson G. Coke, Eaq.. was admitted to
the Minnesota bar at the session of the
supreme court yesterday on certificates and
aflidavits from the supreme court of New
York and viii open practice in st. Paul.
d. w La British, convicted of per jury
and sentenced to thirteen months impris-
onment in the penitentiary by Judge
Nelson, Was taken to Saltwater yesterday.
Sheriff Cronk, of Benton county, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Saltwater with VIM. Baker, under SEN
terce of one year to the penitentiary, for
assault with attempt to rob.
Ein,orp cornypaOneI an action in
the district court yesterday against his
wife, Augusta Eichorn, for divorce Cor will
full desertjon. The parties were married
in St Paul in Sept, 1850, and have no
children.
John S. Palmer, late contractor for the
Seventh street paving, fled suit for
$1,000 domages in the district court yes
terday against Breen Il Young for breach
of contract in furnishing him granite for
curbng the work.
Mansger Barns, of the Market House
restaurant, was congratulated by his many
friends in the city yesterday, on having
become the happy father of bouncing
boy, tipping the scales at between twelve
and thirteen pounds.
Yesterday afternoon Office Roleau ar
rested q couple of miscreants named John
White and VIM. Kettinger, who were
sollRred at the union depot in the act of
cutting open q sstchel, which it is supposed
was stolen. They we're both locked up.
Tom Brennan, proprietor of the Arcade
hotel, visited Woods theater Monday
night, and after the performance he visit
ed the green room. A dispute arose which
led to fSht and Brennan was fearfully
pounded. His assailant will be arrested.
A. the close of thu trial OF Charles
Munster to day the court will not take up
another case, but adjourn over until
Thomas Harley for the murder of his part
ner Thomas Ryan last summer, will be
taken up.
Tie Woman's Christian Temperance
union viii hold their regular meeting in
the Y. ~. c. A. rooms at three o'clock next
Thursday afternoon. The first half hour
viii Dc devoted to mothers duties in re-
gard 10 temperance. All ladies' are earn
estly invited 70 attend.
Manager Scott, of the Opera house, has
invented q capital advertising dodge. 1t
consists o. festive street car which has
been handsomely painted with the express
OLDEST OF booming to-day's matinee per-
formsnce of the Calender Minstrel Festi-
val. and the affair is very unique.
The reform apples of the sdministra-
ton continue to swim. Yesterday the
license of a prominent Seventh street sa-
loon was transferred to a couple of gen
tlemeu who have Just graduated from
working the dip" and soon rackets on
the road. Let the good work &C on.
There ia urgent necessity for the en-
largement Of the hay market ordinance.
Cedar street between Fourth and Sixth
streets, is continually blocksded and there
is not room enough for half the business,
while the citizens doing business in this