Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-22

describes the lake and surrounding country a.
beautiful beyond compare. The sheet of
water Is thirty-six miles long. by ono mile
M woe and lts banks are picturesque In tho exc
NOT quarter section Of land in Its vicinity
St Wn1cn there was not some claimant.
snantles appeared on every hand, aud breaking
was proceeding most vigorously.
State Superintendent Burt has returned
from attendance at the annual commencement
OF Carleton college, Mortified. MIR. Burt says
the college is to be furnished with an admira.
ole astronomical observatory, at y cost of
$4,000. The transit, costing $500, is already
IN place and the building is nearly completed.
In addition to the transit there is to be an
astronomical clock, to cost $500. and an eight
inch telescope, which will require an expendi-
ture OF 1880: Prof. Paine will proceed inn
medlately to Cincinnati to purchase the latter.
When completed, the Carleton college observa-
tory will be the most complete west of the Mis-
Sis ippi, if not west of Chicago.
Detective Fred. d. Mottrom, of Chicago, ar
rived in this city yesterday at LIS with re-
QUESTION from the Governor of Illinois, for
the arrest of a woman named Eva Springer,
alias Minnie Wells, alias Eva Holland, who has
been living with Mrs. Grant, on West Third
street, for month past. The detective report ted
to Chief Weber and procured assistance. His
papers we're found to be all right and Gov.
Pillsbury ordered the issue of a warrant for
the arrest of the woman. She is charged with
selling mortga:ed household goods in Chicago,
whittier she was taken last evening. She is re-
specially connected il that city, but claims to
| have been led astray by woman VINO is related
by marriage to one of the detectives v ho caused
her arrest.
On March 26, the fraternity of A. o. o. ".
OF this State was organized into separate
| Jurisdiction. Since then, four deaths have oc-
Cured, those Of MIR. Rosinius, who persisted in
the Minneapolis fire; Israel Halves, also OF
Minneapolis; Major Becht. of St. Paul, and
MIR. Johnson, of Rochester. The grand re-
| corder, DR.. Bryant has SENT inside of thirty
days after death, the $4,000 to Minneapolis
due the heirs of Israel Halves. The $4,000 in
cident to the death of MIR. Rosinius is now il
the treasury, and payment is only delayed by
the necessary formalities of the probate court
The insurance on the lives of the late Majo
Becht and Mr.. johnson will all be liquidatee
| within the required time. large portion o.
the money, in fact, being already III tn
treasury.
The entire seating capacity of the FRS
Baptist church was completely occupied las
evening, to listen to the concert by the Nc
Gibeny family. The audience was largely in
| venile, and the applause consequently vo
ciferous, though the adults we're not viii
behind in their demonstrations. The famil,
consists of Mr.. and Mrs. McGibeny and 81:
children, Frank, aged Is years, Viola 10, Hug
II, Victor 8. Fred Z and Allie s. The voca
performances of the troupe are superior t
their Instrumentation. Little Allie, from
her artless ways, brought down the house
while the kindergarten songs were much ad
mired. The concert is to be repeated mex
Thursday evening, with an entire change q
programme, the place Of holding it to be sub
sequently announced.