Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
cess, and that the inventor, James Waters,
the engineer of the water board, has now
vast fortune within his grasp.

cess, aud that the inventor, James Waters,
the engineer of the water board, has now
vast fortune within his grasp.
A trio named, respectively, Edward AT
kinSon, G. F. Palmer and Andrew Otter
son, were each fined SIS and costs yester-
day in the Municipal court for discharging
fire arms within the city limits.
A contractor named Daniel Lynch, was
seriously injured rear the Manitoba depot.
He undertook to jump upon moving
train of cars and was caught between the
cars and fence and rolled about in a
savage manner. The patrol wagon re-
moved him to his home al 2I8 First street
south.
The central prohibition campaign club
will hold rally this evening at Harrison
hall. Among the speakers will be Geo. S.
Grimes, the candidate for county superiu-
tendent of schools on the prohibition
ticket. Ee is certainly doomed to defeat,
but is capable OF filing the ofdce credita-
bly, if elected.
Samuel Carleen is boy who manifests
murderous propensities. Less than year
ago he killed little fellow with knife in
South Minneapolis and escaped punish
ment because of his age. Yesterday he
was up before Judge Bailey for making q
fierce attack upon Mrs. II. johnson with
club and was sent to the reform school
The following parties received licenses
to wed yesterday: Horace Hicks and
Maggie L. Marshman; Edward G. Falk and
Fanny l.. James; James D. Brandon and
Henrietta AZ. Rolmer; George M. Gillette
and Augusta NJ. Perkins; James Godfrey
and Annie Firm; Frederick Gigley and
Rosa Weld; 2, P. Lockwood and Hattie
! E. Newton.
Yesterday morning the GLOBE published
the fact that George Alexander had claim
ed to have been robbed of $29 at Sullivan
s. Donsidson's sporting parlors. Alexand
er, in company with Prof. Donaldson
called at the GLOBE Office yesterday enc
| requested that correction be made. Not
outstanding he had complained to The
police that he had been robbed, Alexander
now says he was not robbed and further
more that he had no money Of which to be
| robbed. He was intoxicated.
Tie case of Tristram Coffin as sole exec
utor and trustee under the last will and
testament of Caleb Morgan, deceased, VS.
Charles Estes ct. al. was argued yesterday
in the district court before a full bench
The litigation is in relation to real es
tate in Anoka county, and the amount in
volYed Is about $4,000. The deceased for
merly lived in st. Paul but returned te
Poughkeepsie, n. z, where he resided al
the time of his death
| Harvey Officer, of st. Paul, is attorney
for plaintiff, and Byrnes & Byrnes, of thi;
city, represent the defendants,
A lady named Mrs. NJ. A. Crosby, resid
ing at 2210 Seventeenth avenue south, was
fatally injured in runaway last Saturday
afternoon and died about 80 o'clock the
same evening. She was buggy riding
with another lady when the buggy seal
tipped, precipitatiug both occupants to
the ground. Mrs. Crosby received such q
violent fail as TO render her unconscious
remaining SO until she died, notwithstsnd
the treatment of DR.. Woodward, who sd-
administered rsstoratives. Her compan.
ion was badly but not fatally injured. The
deceased was sixty two years Of ago, and
held in the highest esteem in the neigh
borhood IL IN which she lived. No funeral
announcement can be made, as the re-
mains will not be inferred until after the
arrival of relatives at distance.
Ella Q. Lambert yesterday fled com
plant against Calvin Lambert, setting
forth that he has treated her in cruel au6
brutal manner, and that on the 21st OF
July he kicked her, hurting her severely
and also struck her with his closed fist
upon her head. He also struck at her sew
eral times with chair, and repeatedly
cursed her and used the most abusive and
obscene language toward her. That fol
The past two years he has been addicted to
the excessive use of intoxicating liquor
ana for more than year has failed and
refused to provide for her support. He
left her on the 1st of last August and has
not since returned. For these reasons she
prays judgment that the bonds of mstri
mony be dissolved. They were married al
Bangor, Maine, on the 18th day of May
1876. and have no issue. Her age is 81
and that of defendant 80.
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