Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-18
Fo-pAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

It was a "reglar'' old New England
'nor'wester'' all day yesterday.
A rev vault, for the accommodation of
the district court officers, is being fitted up
IN the new court house.
Bids will be opened next Monday for
the construction of the proposed new en-
CINE house on Dayton's Bluff.
DON'T. forget the letter carriers ball this
evening at Market hall. The carriers have
spared no pains or expense to make
frst-cass entertainment.
There are longer faces than ever up in
the province OF Manitoba, now that wheat
in the shock standing in the fields has
frozen il the milk this 1ail.
Mary Porter and Frances Muckenheim
adjudged IS insane by the probate court on
Tuesday, were taken to the insane asylum
at st. Peter yesterday.
The walters of the Merchants hotel will
hold their fifth annual ball at Market ball,
Monday evening, Nov. 5. The Great
Union band will furnish music.
4 gospel temperance meeting, addressed
by Mr. Adams and Others, will De held at
the Y. II G.. A. rooms this evening at 8
o'clock. al are specially invited.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Nelson and
jury, in the United States district court,
took Up the case of John Carr, indicted for
making and passing counterfeit dollars.
The sale OF lrcperty for delinquent as
easements for about thirty different i'm
provemsnts, will take place at the Office of
the city treasurer al ten O'Clock this morn
ing.
L. T. Fountleroy, Esq, late of Virgin
la, was admitted on afidavits and certif-
Gates by the supreme court to practice in
the Minnesota courts. He will locate in,
ST. Paul.
The police force were instructed yester-
day to rigldly enforce the sidewalk ordl-
nance, and all merchants having goods ex-
posed fer sale on the outside, in manner
to take up the walk, should accept the
pointer.
JAS. Walsh's suit for damages against F.
X. Richter, for cruel treatment by his
turkeys while incarcerated in the county
Jail, was tried by jury in the district court
yesterday, and it returned a verdict for,
the ex-sherif.
In the case of the United States against
Ryan, Gleason, Bennett and Riley, tried be-
fore Judge Nelson on the charge of rob-
bling the east Grand Forks postofice, the
jury returned verdict of guilty and they
were rsmanded.
Mr.. F. T. Wilde swore out warrant
yesterday for the arrest of John f. Car
rere, managing editor OF the Northwestern
Chronicle, on the charge Of disorderly.
They reside in the Sixth ward and the
trouble is said to be over chicken.
Judge Simons granted Dawes NJ. Eud-
son divorce from Mary NJ. Hudson soon
after The suit was fled in the District
Clerks Office yesterday. That this sud
denness may be accounted for it is stated
that the action was commenced last May.
II the suit of Haggerty against the st.
Paul, Minneapolis G. Manitoba railroad
for damages fer the death of his son, killed
while coupling cars il the company's
yard at Fergus Falls, district court jury
returned a sealed verdict of 5000 for the
plaintiff yesterday morning.
The German agricultural and hortieul
tural society of Ramsey county, have ar
ranged for a harvest home festival and
ball to be given at Turner hall next Satur-
day evening. Elaborate arrangements
have been made and good time and splen-
did entertainment is assured.
1t is thought the third fire of Tuesday
night, occurring on Exchange. street, was
caused bY spontaneous combustion in a
pail of paint in Charles Rapp's barn, as
the damp weather has been known to work
this mischief in previous fires, md the
presence of fresh paint where The fire
broke out has been established.
David Linda, after prowling around the
union depot for a spell last evening prior
to the departure of the trains for the east
managed to lift valise belonging to an
out going passenger from the baggage
authorities when he was picked up BIZ
Officer Rouleau with the swag in his hand
and conveyed with the same to the city
hall. The valise bears a baggage check to
Chicago and when its owner arrives the
baggage folks will have lively time with
him when he demands 'brass for brass"
James ID. Hudson has filed a suit for di-
vorce from his wife, Nancy E. Hudson, on
the score of adultery in sundry and divers
places, including Minneota, Mankato and
this city. The names of the parties with
whom she has wrongfnlly cohabited in
these places are given, except in st. Paul,
where it is asserted they are too numerous
to mention, and the complaint further al
leges that she has frequented saloons and
houses of ill-repute and kept late hours
therein with disreputable companions.
The complainant says that they had no
children, but on account of his having a
sick daughter by a previous marriage,
whom he was bound to care for, but who
has recently deceased, that he has only
stood his wife's racket to the date of filing
this suit.