St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-26
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.

The jury were out last night on the Pott-
geiser divorce case.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $62, 1873.
In the Pottgeiser divorce case a verdict
was rendered for defendant.
Mortgages to the amount of 1913, $50 were
filed yesterday in the REGISTERS Office.
5he mud on the paved streets is an abomi-
nation. What has become of our street
commissioners!
Frank Crocker will give exhibitions on
roller skates at Brainerd ON Friday and Sat
urday next.
plat of Duec's subdivision of block 81
in the Hamlet Of Mendelssohn was filed yes
terday. 1t contains rs lots.
Burglars got away with $3.50 worth of Gus
tom clothing at the store of P. Schrappall,
No. 327 First avenue south.
In the case of the Pleines Manufacturing
company against William Hampf the jury
returned a verdict for the defendant.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Madison +. Gusthir, and Mary E. Washburn,
c. E. Prince and Mary H. Pease.
George McKirnan was one of the way
wards before his honor yesterday. He was
fined 81. so for assaulting his mistress.
A large crew of workmen are cutting a
channel through the ice in the river for the
protection Of the apron when the break up
occurs.
Naturalization papers we're issued to about
$50 applicants yesterday, the larger portion OF
the adopted citizens being natives of Norway
and Sweden.
Mrs. Mcneil and Mrs. Burns will be con-
testants for valuable dinner set at the Do
mincan Fathers fair which opens in Market
hall on the 18th of April.
The water stands from one to four feet
deep in many of the suburban streets, and
the street commissioners are doing nothing
to remove it.
In the case of Miss Belle Redner against
the city for injuries received by falling on q
defective sidewalk, the jury last evening gave
her verdict for $1,000.
The Golfers of the city treasury become
more valuable in the sum of $179 by the
monthly deposit of eight nyntph az pare in the
municipal court yesterday.
John Thurston went through the pockets
of his roommate, one Frank johnson, and
gained to himself just S11.75, with which
amount he skipped the city.
The jury in the case of Margaret I. VALID
ron, against the city of st. Paul, gave verdict
for plaintiff in the sum Of $4,000. A stay OF
thirty days was granted in the case.
defective scatfolding gave way on q
building in South Minneapolis yesterday
forenoon, and Ned Thayer, a carpenter, who
resides on the East side, sustained broken
arm.
A children's reception was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. j. w. Weeks at bel
home, 1906 Park avenue. Refreshm ents
were served to the youngsters, who thoro ugh
ly enjoyed the feast
Judge Bailey suspended sentences yester
day in the cases Of Nels Lindbeg and Jane:
Homar the two boys who stole scrap iron
from the yards of the Chicago, Milwaukee 6
St. Paul railway company.
Frank Bennett is under arrest charged
with forging time order on Bude & Bra,
while employed in the woods for the sum O.
SIS. He will be given preliminary exam
ination April 4th., pending which he is helt
in durance.
The jury was out last evening in the case
of Belle Redner, who claims damages in the
sum of $4,000 each against Margaret G
Hunter and the city of Minneapolis, for in
juries received from falling on a defectiv,
sidewalk, in the month of May, 1883.
Harry Dell, charged with stealing watch
chain, finger ring and pair Of pants, al
the property of T. W. Cowdin, was arraigne(
before Judge Bailey yesterday. The prelim
mary examination was continued to the 29tl
at O'Clock, and the defendant was remand
ed to custody in default of bonds in the sun
of S100.
A mass meeting will be held in soutl
Minneapolis on Friday enening at 1880
O'Clock at Ecklund hall corner Goth street ant
29th avenue, to take action in regard to thu
converting the short line railroad bridge into
public bridge as proposed in the petition
now before the city council.
A meeting will be held in the Nicolle
house one week from to day for the purpose
of organizing trotting circuit. Oskaloos;
Rochester, Mankato, Winnipeg, Fergus
Falls and Grand Forks will probably be rep
resented. Minneapolis expects to get dates
including the week of July 4.
George Mccoy, the funny man, while
crazed by bug juice, demolished everythin
within reach at Hugh Garrity's saloon was
arraigned before Judge Bailey yesterday
morning upon charge of disorderly con