St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-22
ROCHESTER,.

Especial Correspondence Of the Globe.I
ROCHESTER, Nov. 2l.-The Darlington
Overa company appeared in Horizons hall
last evening. achieving splendid success.
Their performance OF the spinning scene in
Martha was very sne. Madam Carrington's
performance in the role OF Lady Henrietta"
was superb.
Yesterday, a man, named John Mahoney,
while threshing on the farm OF James Talbut,
south Of this city, was caught in the machin-
cry and his arm badly mutilated.
A meeting Of the voters Of Rochester was
held at the Palace Skating rink last evening.
Speeches in favor Of bonding the city. were
made by II. T. Horton, J. w. Booth, E. A.
knowlton and others. Opposed were Chas
G.. Wilson, II. A. Eckholdt and others. Tue
majority OF those present seemed TO be in
favor OF the project special election for
the purpose of voting on the question is
called tor Monday, November "a.
Teachers examination will be held at
Rochester on November IS and 90.
A nip aud tuck party took place at the
Eureka rink last evening.
Capt. VI. J. Daniels attended the reunion
OF the Ninth Minnesota infantry at Mankato.
DR.. W. J. Mayo and Miss Hattie NJ. DA-
mon were married last evening at the resi-
denee OF the BRIDES parents.
DR.. Kelly has been suffering severely for
some days with lung trouble.
The Crank and File'' is running at Hor-
tons opera house.
vern Cody. Of Gary, D. T., spent Sunday
with bis parents in this city.
F. E. Payne has gone to Fargo.
Rev. A. II. Kerr went to st. Peter on Tues
day last.
DIR. E. W. Cross was in Chicago the fore
part Of the week.
Mr.. c. A. Coe, Of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting his brother in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. E. B. Jordan has gone 10 Osceola,
Florida. he will meet his family at New
orleaLs in February.
DR.. Bowers received a tame deer from
Sank Center on Thursday.
Sheriff Bogart, of wiDoua, brought an in
sane woman TO the asylum on Tuesday.
The Methodist, Baptist, Congregational,
Presbyterian and German NJ Z. societies
will hold union services at the Baptist church
on the evening Of Thanksgiving day, Nov 81.
A Queer Freak of Young Lady.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2I.-A year ago
Tamsen Walker, twenty years old, jaugh-
ter Of a man of wealth and social standing,
ran away from her home in Waterford, West
Virginia, with John Ash, negro servant in
the family, fifteen to twenty years her SEN
ior, physically crippled and of inferior ap-
pearance. The two were quietly married
here. Subsequently the father tracked his
daughter here, found her living alone and
serving as domestic in a private family. lie
finally prevailed on her to return home,
and later entered suit here TO have the mar
riage contract annulied. Tamsen's affidavit
states Ash, by reason of having the care OF
her when a child, obtained an influence over
her, and by means Of this, and by threats,
accomplished her ruin. Fearing herself
about 10 become mother she consented 70
elope and be married, but Immediately after
the ceremony left him and refused TO live
with him. Ash in answer claimed their re-
lations were sought by Hansen, that the
marriage was at her instance, that she is uu-
der duress and il left 10 follow her inclina-
ton would remain his wife. The common
pleas court to-day, after hearing, annulled
the marriage contract.