St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-05
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Francis Murphy lectured at Centenary NJ
E. church last evening
The first and only gee photograph gallery
Just opened on Nicolletavenue.
Nineteen warranty deeds were yesterday
filed with the register Of deeds, the con-
siderations of which amounted to $50, 13O.
An old farmer named Geo. Whipple, who
lives near Minnetonka mills, drowned him
self in small lake near his home on Mon
day.
The criminal calendar at the municipal
court yesterday did not present very i'm
portant phasel TO the reporter DRINKS
and disorderlies comprised the catalogue.
tSThe Switzerland Of America" will be the
theme of Rev. H. c. Hovey, D. D., in the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church on
this, Wednesday evening. This is the fifth
lecture of the Young Mems Christian associ-
alton.
An excited Scandinavian rushed up TO tine
window of hose house No. 5 yesterday and
announced his name as p Z. Swenson.
Upon INQUIRY it was learned that his name
was John Peterson, but he wanted TO vote for
2. p. Swenson dots all.
AS expected John Hammstadt was unable
TO identify the three men arrested upon the
charge of shooting him on the East side Sat
urday evening, and they were released. The
detectives, however, have placed another
man, who has suspicious marks on his hand,
under arrest
1t tIanspires that the new management has
taken nominal possession Of the Tribune,
although neither of the PROJECTORS have yet
arrived Mr.. Haskell is expected from Bos-
ton tomorrow, and Nj. Blethen from Kansas
City Saturday, and not until next Sunday
will the new policy of the paper be known
Very little business was transacted at the
district court, election evidently affecting
matters judicial as well as business. Judges
Lochren anG Koon heard the arguments as
to the constitutionality of the Central park
assessment, and continued the hearing to
Saturday. No jury cases were heard
Henry Douglass and Frank Van Dusen
INDUCED in political discussion in front OF
1917 Washington avenue south yesterday at
ternoon. Wordy arguments failing Doug
lass picked up an axe handle and used ii
over Van Dusen's head in manner 50
effective that the latter win wear bandage
for several days to come.
Anton Knobland and Hattie L. Beebe, j.
A. McDougal and Nellie A. Morris, Alfred
johnson and Laura Carlson, John Koutt
and Martha Blank, John Hardin and Betsey
Helsen, Frank G.. Williams and Tena Klust,
John Nordberg and Mary c. Larson, Geo
Blethen and Mary NJ. Edmunds, yesterday
obtained marriage licenses.
Judge Young granted VIM. T. Palhamus
aped thirtv-One wears q divorce from Laura
F. Palhamus, aged thirty-two years. The
parties were married in Illinois Feb. II,
1878, and lived together until July %, 1882
when the wife eloped with a man named
Lewis c. Seveyles, with whom she il
now supposed to be cohabiting.
The first precinct of the Second ward mar
rowly escaped trouble last evening through
mistake Of the judges of election, who were
counting the votes in way greatly at va
rance with the method prescribed by law fo
such proceeding. A well posted bystande
set matters right, however, and the vote wa
at last legally canvassed with the result a
given in another column.