St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-05
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoEULrs

Dr. Roberts had his horse stolen from in
front OF ais Office
The Figaro restaurant at 257 Second ave-
nue. south is "dandv."
leo. a. Morgan P ost G. A. R. will hold
lis annual election this evening.
John Hsbcrbier's cafe at 2o5 Eicollet
avenue gives eminent satisfaction.
The tin wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Couch will De celebrated next Tuesd ~ even
ing.
VIM. Preston, the lad who stole case of
beer, was yesterday remanded to the reform
school.
Company has been invited to give an ex-
hipition drill each ight of the Carnival of
Nations.
Officer Krumweide arrested Henry Wat
kins. who is charged with stealing George
Mann's horse some two months ago.
VIM. McArdle is celebrating the advent Of
bouncing boy at his home He saws the
little fellow shall be reared as a good Demo
crat should be.
Albert Dull and Amelia Christensen,
Otto c. Maiehow and Mary Bord, Carlos f.
Hatch and Eva Covert, yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Maj Camp is the 'fOld Probabilities" of
Minneapolis, and he is usually remarkably
correct in his predictions. He thinks we
will have an open winter
An assignment OF Reid & Smith 10 Archi-
bald NJ. Maclay doing business in New
York, was received yesterday at the district
court and placed on record
schedule of assets and liabilities was
filed in the assignment of Flew Bros. the
proprietors of a bird store. Tue assets
amount TO 1927 40; liabilities Sl,1l2.s2.
Geo. W. WOodson was fouud guilty yester-
DAY OF the charge of stealing two turkeys from
the commission house of G. II. Miller He
was ordered incarccrated for twenty days.
On Wednesday evening boy baby was
found on the steps of the Catholic orphanage
The little waif was taken in and cared for.
On his clothing was tag with the single
word George written upon it.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
School Furniture company we're filed with
the register of deeds yesterday. The capital
stock is to be S3O, 1000, in fifty shares. The
incorporators are S. w. Peregrine, John
Paulsou and c. A. Merrile.
Prof. Birdsail's new music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing as many scales
on the pano from SCI up, and gives a reason
for the use of black keys. Every beginner on
the organ or piano should have one. Price. 81,
poFt paid. No ~ Washington avenue, Mi
Aeapols, MINI. 2S7-1mo
The jury in the case of w. T. Rand vs.
the Chicago Milwaukee d st. Paul Railroad
company, in the district court, was retired
last evening. Mr.. Rand sues to recover
Sl,S5O, the value of two horses, one Of which
was killed and the other injured by the COM
pany's cars July 81.
Oscar johnson, the man arrested by De-
tective Caswell for jobs done in Chicago,
turns out to be a celver crank. The officers
have recovered about 5000 worth Of cloths
stolen in Chicago, and also find that his Min
neapolis operations have been quite extern
sive.
Lydia A. Greene yesterday filed a complaint
In a suit for divorce from Frederick Greene
alleging that he is druukard and has as
saulted her repeatedly, besides treating her
In cruel manner, threatening to kill her,
etc. They were married at Quebec, 1873
The plaintiff is twenty years old, the defend
ant thirty years old. Divorce and custody of
children, also permission TO u.s. her maiden
name OF Lydia Moore is asked for.
The case of Michael Klasson vs. John T.
West, an action to recover $4,000 damages
for injuries occasoned by The falling of the
stone sidewalk in font of the West hotel,
was given to the jury at O'Clock last even
.ng. The court held that Mr. West should
1e considered as liable if it was shown that
he stone fell because Of defective supports,
which had been provided in accordance with
the plans furnished to the contractors.
/. P. Plummer post, No. so, G. A R., at
Its regular meeting Wednesday evening,
elected the following officers for 1885: Col
NJ. H. Sessions, post commander; L. Ii.
Whitson, s. V. c.. L. E. Egolf, j. V. c.; j.
II. Palm, quartermaster; DR.. II. J. Harding,
surgeon; c. NJ. Snyder, chaplain; George
R. Seaton, o. D. and A. K. Hewitt, o. G.
Representatives to department encampment
to be held III Mankato in January, 1885: L.
H. Whitson- L. A Egolf, E. A. Bassett, c.
NJ. Snyder George r. Seaton, A Kittman
and Il. W. Warren. Alternates are A. X
Hewitt, l.. NJ. Crawford, +. Cole, c. V.
Phillips George Wright, c. L. Pratt and C.
P Silloway.