Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-13
GEIY GLoBULEs.

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CRY uLoBULEs.
pa Fiaterty was found under dry
goods box when arrested fer the Tuesday
nights outrage.
julia Wilson was granted divorce from
Wa. Wilson il the district court yesterday
for hebitual Drunkenness.
Pref. D. L. Kiohle delivers his lecture
on the New Education" before the ST.
Paul High school This evening.
Mrs. Thayer's regular monthly free
musicale will be given this evening at her
rocu-, 10. 418 Wabashaw street.
alr. Chas. A. Van Duzee has been ap-
pointed to the position of clerk in the post
Office. yioe Mr. G. Converse, resigned.
The Hennessy suit against the st. Paul
4 Manitoba Railway company IS set down
for hearing before Judge Simons this
evening.
g. a. Felton, NJ. D., is TO give a medi-
cal talk on Nutrition at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms this evening at o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
The Literary social of the Christian
church (Disci ples) will be held this even
ing at the residence of the pastor, L. Lane,
AIS South Fort street.
Patrick Conway, an account of whose
arrest for horse stealing appeared in yes
terday's issue of the GLOBE, was taken to
Hudson for trial yesterday.
Three antideluvian tramps were locked
up at the city hall for vagrancy last night
giving their names as James McCardy,
Thos. Higgins and James Valentine.
Those who have purchased tickets for
the concert to be given at the pleasant
Bluff street, will remember that 1t takes
place tonight.
Last Tuesday was one of the busiest
days ever experienced in the st, Paul post
Office. On that day $4,000 outgoing let
ters and over 5000 packages and papers
passed through the hands of the depart
ment.
An important meeting of Asker Post, G.
A. R., will be held at their rooms this even
ing for the election of officers for the en-
suing year and to muster in a number of
new recruits, The deputy officer will also
inspect the post.
Madame Rumor says that Carlveau,
the Robert and Seventh street grocer, has
gone to see his cousins in Wisconsin and
has assigned his interest in business to
his mother, Mrs. f. A. Cariveau, who con-
tinues the store with Mr.. st. Jean.
Postmaster Day has received hand
soma album containing q number of
proof specimens of postage stamps is
sued By he department since the first
Issue IN S47 The set embraces III diff
fere, kin Is of stamps and its face value
is S2Gt 30.
Officer John Murphy handed in his res
ignation as police officer yesterday. 1t
is reported that ne caught the ruffians in
the act of committing the outrage in East
ST. Paul yesterday morning and failed to
make any arrests. The resignation was
voluntary.
''These boxes" said Assistant Postmaster
O'Brien yesterday, pointing to stack OF
cardboard boxes, "b,long to Mr.. Harden
burg and they contain S67 worth of
stamped envelopes which were to have
been delivered yesterday, and they are all
that has been saved from the wreck" The
moral is obvious.
Charles Nelson and wife filed a suit in
the district court yesterday against the st.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance company
for alleged, false and fraudulent! obtain
ment of quit claim deed for which no
consideration was received for the proper
ty in question, and asking the court to
grant a decree setting aside said deed.
Thiri street was fairly crowded with Pc
deslrians to see tho ruins yesterday, on
business, and to view the attractions in the
show windows. Among the latter was q
little lass running the "Daisy" sewing
machine, darkey boy Admiral in q
confectionery shop, and the beautiful
Juvenile tea and winter scenes in the
corner window of the Boston clothing
store.
A letter was received at the st. Paul
postofice yesterday addressed to Postmas.
ter Dav. from Moorfeld, Arkansas Il
contained a sealed envelope addressed to a
LADY ut Pine Top, Tennessee. and the
sender requested that it be forwarded
from st. Paul to that point. Postmaster
DR.. Day endorsed on the envelope the
words. received under cover" and sent il
along.
The case of Chauncey C. Miller w. the
Chicago, st. Paul & Manitoba Railway
company, was partially tried before Judge
Simons yesterday and continued to Thurs
day. Dec. 81. The plaintiff seeks to re-
cover $1,000 damages on a strip of land
20x4o, near the Post Siding, which hi
claims was never condemned and settled
for in the fifty feet right of way from the
centre of the track.
Mr.. R, W. Cannon, who was formerl!
with the Omaha road and more recent.