St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-11
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

la0leS 10 membership.
Quite feature OF the Grand Army fair is
the carnival guard drill.
Judge Bailey was not overtaxed with Grim
inal business yesterday.
Capt. Cross lectured on the Yosemite val
ley before the New York society.
Judge Tourgee delivered his celebrated
lecture in Westminster church last night.
Are you hungry! Think of it; five
course banquet 30 cents, at Huberbier's.
Have you dined at the Figaro restaurant,
PSI Second avenue south, yet! If not, try it
to-day.
The water board will hold regular meet
ing this evening at the office of the superin-
tendent.
A ''levee," as they call it, was given by
the Minneapolis Brigade band in Market hall
last evening.
Two men have been arrested upon the sus-
picion that they were concerned in the Berg
footpad racket.
John Kaiser was obliged to marry Floren-
tine Falkowska, or suffer the alternative
imprisonment
The receipts Of the entertainment at Chest
nut hall Tuesday evening, for the benefit of
the poor, were sixteen dollars.
Clifton II. Wadsworth and PhiloDena An
deIson, VIM. b. Paudler and Isabel NJ. c.
Warner yesterday obtained marriage licen-
ses..
The criminal calendar in the municipal
court for Friday morning is truly extensive,
and the court will have his hands full, tigur-
atively speaking.
They call it ''The Hank Henry's operate
Amateur Black Facet company, and they
will give their initial performance on the
north side this evening.
Mabel Johnson, Knute johnson, Ann EN-
erson and Elsie B. McGinty, the quartet
charged with depredating clothes lines, will
be given trial on Saturday.
The officers of the carnival and the man
ayers of the various booths held. joint
meeting last evening, and further peri ected
arrangements for the opening on Monday
night.
Albert Rosuberg, a deaf mute, who is a
frequent ledger in the hostlery..de Needham,
is suffering an attack of dilerium tremers,
and has been placed under the care of the
city physician.
w. ID. Allen is the name of another drug
gist who has come under the wiles of We
"detecks" and corraled because, it is said,
he retails ardent spirits, which IS all against
the law. His trial is set for Friday morning.
The Minneapolis Laundrymen's union
held an annual election of officers last even
ing as follows: President, W. NJ. Lawrence:
vice president, George H. Simpson; secre-
tary, John Pur chase, and treasurer, 7. E.
Mercer.
The new Potter Huntington & Baker
elevator, in the Northern Pacific Yards.
which will so on be ready to receive wheat
has capacity of 100000 bushels, and cost
$12O, 900.
The wind low of the Castle Shirt company,
at 81 Wash ington avende, is deserving of
special mt ,ntion. The display is exception
ally line md quite artistically arrayed, and
II attract deal of attention, withal.
John johnson and Ole Emerson, the hus-
bands o.. the two women arrested for clothes
line thi ewes, have been corraled. According
TO the claims of the women, the husbands
are alone guilty. They will be arraigned to-
day.
Officer Paul Mousse arrested two young
old 'bum" yclept Jack Creton, for purloin-
ing lap robe. This is an old offender and
dose'nt feel at home if he is not in Ethe Gus
tody of the police or sheriff.
Andrew Berg was pretty badly slugged
late Tuesday night while on his way home
from lodge, and be alleges that he was rolled
for S64O. His watch and chain and some
change In his pants pocket were left I'M
touched. Some people think it quite strange
Yesterday remarkably bright little lad of
seven years arrived from st. Louis alone
He is well dressed, gives his name as Howard
Davis, and says his mother is a dressmaker
on Spruce street, st. Louis, and that he was
in search of Mrs. Jennie Mace, Of this CITY.
The police are unable to find Mrs. Mace.
An exporter of the Clark house who de-
clares his name is Billy Smith, which it is
not, by the way, was caught last night while
attempting to burglarize Aid. Johnson,s
residence. He says he stock his partners
best and played the hand alone and got
euchred." Certainly he is gamey. His
future home will be with Warden Reed.
Laura McNult in the district court yester-
day commenced suit for divorce from Sam
uel McNult She is twenty-eight years old
and he is forty-seven. They were married
June %, 1871, at Charles City, Iowa, and
have had four children, only one of them is
now living. The complaint charges that he
has for several years been an habitual
drunkard, and for year has failed to pro-
vide for her, hence the action.
The Wagner divorce case, before JUDGE
Young: was submitted yesterday. The suit
has occupied about three days and nearly
sixty witnesses were examined, principally
Germans. Considerable amusement ard
interest was created by the nature of the tes
timony introduced. One female Yesterday
had to be removed from court because she
persisted in interrupting the proceedings by
calling the opposing counsel ''har.''
The following from the Journal is a fair
example of how credulous some newspaner
men are, and how easy it is to ''put up lob,
Al them: A Journalier met a gentleman
lis morning who had in his possession tho
kHnife with which, it is alleged, Lord Cayep-
Wish and Secretary Burke were killed in
Phenix park. The knife was found on the
person OF lnformer Cary, who was shot bv
ODonuell on ship5oard. 1t is a murderous
looking weapon with blade thickly en-
crusted with rust, and the edge badly gapped.
There are unmistakable traces of blood on
the handle, which is of bone, mounted with
brass tips. 1t is bad looking arran cement.
and In the hands of desperate person could
be made to do considerable damage.
The Artists' Exhibition.
Last night was the third in the exhibition
OF the productions of our local artists. The
number of visitors continued