St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-04


The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $86675.
Laura Lambert was granted a divorce
yesterday from her husband Felix, and now
she feels happy.
The case of the state against W. F.
Thompson, was yesterday continued until
next term of the district court
A lady named Mrs. H. E. Kimbal, residing
at 2535 Twenty-ifth avenue south, lost a
pocket book containing $50 yesterday morn
ing.
Burglars entered the jewellery store of L.
D. de Mars, 1923 Nicollet Avenue, on We'd
nesday night, and took away abont S115
worth of goods.
The following couples received marriage
licenses yesterday: Andrew Wass and Annie
johnson; Joseph Martivson and Betsey
Oswald; Harris Elster and Rachel Rosen-
thai.
Joseph Pugh, the man arrested by Detective
Gleason upon a charge of stealing horse
from near Howard lake, has confessed his
guilt and will be taken back to that place for
examination.
Company BIS competitive drill for the
private's badge, has been postponed to Tues
day, April Is. They are evidently waiting
for the narrow gauge policy to be inforced as
promised
The Minneapolis Woman Suffrage associ-
alton will hold a regular meeting at 3 p m,
to-day at As Eighth street. The State Ex-
ecutive committee will hold regular meet
ing at p. m.
A teamster residing on Eleventh avenue
south, named George Harrison, was kicked
in the face by a vicious horse yesterday. He
sustained a broken jaw bone, and his face is
disfigured for life.
The Minneapolis gun club will have a
shoot on the range below the university this
afternoon, while the Parker gun club will
hold prize shoot this afternoon ON the
range near Hamlin university.
A special meeting of the chamber of COM
merce was held yesterday for the purpose of
voting on the matter of changing the consti-
tuition. There were 10S ballots cast, ninety
nine of which were in favor of the change.
On the second trial of Stephen Burns the
jury, after five hours deliberation, found him
guilty of burglarizing John H. Thompson's
store. The prisoner was remanded to jail to
him to-day.
Another gymnasium is about to be estab-
lshed in this city, and rooms have been
secured in the Barton block for the purpose.
A meeting will be held in the Nicollet house
this evening, to effect preliminary arrange
ments.
Hans Erickson, a young man employed as
machinist in o. A. Pray's shops, met with
a sad accident yesterday afternoon. His left
hand was caught between the cogs of gear
ing and sa crushed and lacerated that he was
removed to DR.. Ames' office, where two of
the fingers were amputated
At the annual meeting of Company l,
Messrs. Matthews and Braden were unani-
mously reelected to the offices of secretary
and treasurer respectively. The old board of
directors was reelected, and Capt. Peeve,
Lieut.. Osgood, Corporal Williams and Pri-
Yates Palmer and Neiler were chosen re-
cruting committee. The captain appointed
Lieut.. Osgood, Sergt. Young and Corporal
James as the company court martial.
Owen Owens has been in the employ of
The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
company in their shops as blacksmith He
has recently been preparing to go into bust
ness for himself, and manufactured some
SO worth of tools from steel belonging to
the railway company. Yesterday he was ar
rested Cd a search warrant, and the tools
taken in charge by the officers. He will be
arraigned this morning on the charge of
larceny. It is claimed that Mr.. Owens, who
is esteemed by all who know him as an
honest man, has done nothing unusual, as it
is the custom of all blacksmiths to make any
tools they may desire for themselves.