Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-14
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

Thomas A. hunt, CT Massachusetts, was al
mitted TO the bar yesterday.
Nels Berg, the vag who stole pitchfork, was
yesterday cent Up for ten days.
Joseph King, adjudged insane by the probate
court was sent to the asylum yesterday.
La the case of Denuis VS.. MackeY ct al, the
jury gave Plaintiff a verdict in the sum of 1921.
The Boston restaurant is open day and night
ard furnishes excellent viands to its guests.
A petition FOR the appointment of guardian
was fled Yesterday in the case of George W.
Tsrwai, insane.
Mrs Charlotte D. Van Clere will speak at the
mission room. No. PSI South Washington ave-
nue. this evening.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Henry Schlink ard Eta o. Bartlett, Thomas
j. Snyder and Clara A. Mead.
N. Howell, an employe of the Harvester works
received painful injury from large plank be-
ing thrown against MS stomach with great force
by circular saw.
Felix Trainer obtained yedict yesterday
against A. Wa7man for $463.75. Byrnes &
Byrnes were his attorneys and they conducted
the case successfully IS the verdict shows.
/ The Minneapolis lacrosse club will hold
meeting the first OF next week for the purpose
of settling up the business matters of the past
year ard ID arrange for next years reports.
Thomas Miles, who is charged with the larceny
Of diamond pin from Perl Wood, a nymph du
pa who resides in a First street castle, will be
examined this morning in the police court.
The cases against John Stewart, Jr, John
Powers and William Brown, charged with dis
tUr5ing the quietude of an Eden Prairie singing
school, came up in the municipal court yester-
day but were discharged.
Court Officer Byrnes complains that the crowd
Of buns who frequent the municipal court room
daily, ID becoming an intolerable nuisance, and
threatens TO arrest some of the rankes5 on the
ground of vagrancy il the impure crowd does
u"' hin out hereafter.
S4nluel Lewis, alias Martin, will be examined
to-day a charge of burglary. Lewis, it Will
be remembered, was discovered beneath bed
in the residence CO S. G. Cutler, with revolver
in his hand and bottle OF chloroform in his
pocket. lie is Z bad customer.
Samuel Hunson, who was discovered in the
act of selling quantity of cigars and set of
pool balls, arres ed by Officer Shelly, was sent
down for ten days by Judge Nahoney, yesterday,
no owner Of the goods having put in appear
ance so that charge of larceny could be sus-
tanned.
The question of more bridges across the Miss
issippi for the accomm ID ltion of public travel
and traffic is now agitating the public mind.
The city council is probably capable OF solving
the problem. They, furthermore, keepup with
the tines in all matters Of public improve
ments. Let those who doubt it investigate the
matter and they Will aud that they away
behind the tim 8.
Charles Page, the colored porter who was en-,
ployod in tho barber shop beneath Berge's an
mex and who was arrested as described :in YES
terCiay's GLOBE, charged with the larceny of s25
IN money and check for $40 more from Frank
Ston", was arraigned before Judge Bailey yes
terday. The examination was continued until
next Monday, and in default of bonds in the sum
OF $1,000, the defendant was remanded to the
custody of the sheriff.
John Nash, a we'll known citizen, died last
evening at his residence, 1876 Sixth street south,
of consumption, from which he has been suffer
ing for eight years Latterly he had been con-
fined for six months to his room with the fell
disease. His remains will De taken from his
late residence at 80 o'clock, saturday morn
lrg, to the church of the Immaculate Concep-
tIou, where requiem mass will be celebrated at
UO'clock. He leaves wife and two children
to mourn his loss.
Articles of Incorporation of the Brooklyn
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church were
fled yesterday by the incorporators Ole Halvor-
seq, Paul Peterson and Peter Bersvendsen of the
town of Brooklyn, in this county. The general
pncposs OF the corporation is to take charge of
aud manage all the temporal affairs of the
church and the trustees shall have power to
transact all its business. Any person who bas
been baptized and confirmed, and who shall lead
Christian life and acknowledge both the Old
aud New testament rs the word of God, may be-
come members.
la conversation with GLOBE representative
yesterday Judge Bailey, of the municipal court,
who was associate judge previous to his recent
election remarked that it was matter of COM
ment that the criminal business is growing less |
as the city increases in size. Last fall large |
territory was added to the city, and it was in |
that particular territory that misdemeanors and |
crimes ran rampant. Now the efficiency of the |
present police department had put timely end |
to the preparation of nightly outrages against |
the peace and dignity, etc., and the arraignment |
OF that class of criminals has grown " eautlfully
less" The GLOBE would modestly add |
that this is the natural Statutory fleet of dem
ocTatic adminstr alton.
Yesterday there was filed in the regis
ter's Office, articles of incorporation of the |
Sheltering Arms of the Diocese of Mime
sofa, whose object Is The care, protection
and education of orphans and destitute
children. There is no capital stock, ard
no person can become a member who
is not communicate of the Protestant
Episcopal church. There shall be fifteen
directors for the first year and until
the day of the "fesst of the holy inno-
cence' in 1884. On payment of So any
communicate may become member, and
for 500 he may become a member for
life. Non commandments can become hon
orary members by the payment of like
sums. The incorporators are Annette
Reef, Lucy M. Lawrence, Margaret O'Hun
ter, Emma 1. Secom5e, Julia E. Breed and
Matilda l.. Jordan. The institution is to
be erected in Minneapolis ct some date
not stated in the articles of incorpora-
ton.