Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-07
Hs1NNEAPonrS aLoBELHTs.

Il secret oonclaye OF Inc IraGes assem-
bly, was lsid last night.
The cedar block pavement on Hennepin
avenue is completed.
The park commission failed yesterday
for want of a quorum.
. There were eighty three new cases filed
yesterday in the district court.
There are now forty-three patients be-
ing treated in College hospital.
The Minneapolis lumbermen state that
the cut of logs this winter will be light.
Sarah A. Phillips has applied for abso-
lutte divorce from her husband, Peter Phil
lips.
Stanley Sutherland fred his revolver in
the city limits, and was fined 81 for so
doing.
Several horses took fright yesterday q
Jumbo and ran away, but no serious dam
age is reported.
Barnum's circus drew monster crowds
yesterday, and it is pronounced the best
ever seen in this city.
large number of Baptists arrived
from Boston yesterday to participate in
the convention now in session.
D. S. Thomas, the genial press agent
for Barnum's circus, waited upon the
press with carriages yesterday.
The Comique restaur mt furnishes excel
lent fare to its patrons, and is open night
and day for their accommodation.
Thomas Rogers has been arrested for
erecting q wooden building inside the fire
limits. His trial is set for the 18th inst
A note Of issue was fled in the Pott-
geiser divorce case yesterday and the
same was placed on the general term cal
endar.
G. Y. White reports that the thief who
stole his horse and carriage Thursday
morning returned the same yesterday
morning.
Fred. Kernon fell from the stone arch
viaduct and sustained dangerous injuries.
Ono side is crushed. Ee is in critical
condition.
There are now in the hands of Sheriff
Stoddart about forty-fou wrias of attach
ment, which he will attend to during the
coming week.
The Boston restaurant is sustaining It's
high reputation for good board, and is
filed every hour of the twenty-four with
the hungry and thirsty.
The remains of John French, killed at
the Standard mill, were shipped to Spen-
cerville. Ont, yesterday at noon in re-
Spouse to telegram from relatives.
Mrs. E. J. Forney, wife of E. j. Forney,
of Mansfield, O., aud sister of II. W. Wag-
ner, of this city, died at the former place
on Thursday evening at half-past O'Clock.
Andrew Osland, for kidnapping Louis
Grundstein's little girl, was yesterday held
to await the action of the grand jury. In
default OF the nominal bonds of $500 he
went to jail.
The heaviest real estate transfer filed
yesterday was forty feet front and rear
of lot two, in block two, of Towards ad-
dition, from NJ. 4. Fuller to W. b. Baxter,
for $4,000.
The W. G. T. U. will meet Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock at 251 NicoIlet ave-
hue. Mrs. Burlingame, of Rhode Island,
will be present and address the Union. All
are invited.
The Silver and Copper Island Mining
company, of Lake Superior, in which R. L.
Kelly and other Minneapolitens are inter
ested, will put in smelling works at tie
mine at once.
The business of the police court yester-
day IVES nominal. It was the Iightest
which has been recorded for months. It
would seem that Minneapolis bad people
were on their good behavior.
Yesterday & test of the new ten-million
gallon per day capacity pump at the water
works vas made. It worked satisfactorily,
and just as soon as the connection can be
made it will be set in motion, to supply
the city.
Rev. VIM. Copp, of Alden, will speak at
the Reform club at 8 O'Clock this after
noon in the absence of the chaplain, Rev.
w. ". Satteriee, who is in attendance
upon the Methodist conference now in ses-
sion in ST. Paul.
Charles Santler, the man who broke into
Coin & Rosenthars clothing store and
stole $500 worth of goods, waived an exam |
ination in the municipal court yesterday, |
ana IN 0efault OF ) LOU bond he went to |
Jail to await the grand jury.
Andrew Nelson, Swede, has brought a |
suit of $1,000 damages against the st. |
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railway |
company for permanent injuries received |
from steam shovel while in the employ /
Of the company on the third day of last |
March,
New and amended articles of the articles |
of incorporation of the Northern Pacific /
Elevator company were filed yesterday. |
The amount of the capital stock shall be !
$500,000, instead of 100000, and the /
number of shares of stock shall be 10000 |
of $50 each.
The following parties received marriage |
licenses yesterday: Patrick Chiasson aid
Eliza, Leachman, W. G. Madison and |
Carrie Burris, j. E. Kelly and Bertha
Mundt, Egbert F. White and Cynthia B. |
Moore, ArdreE Ostenson and Anna Kat
4rine Monson, Chas. III. Miller and Bessie
Chowan:
Despite the rain and mud the following
parties found their way yesterday to the
district court to get licenses for their nup-
tials, and the accommodating official issued
the required paper ON payment of the
usual fees: Kilian SchillinG and Amelia