Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-13

| ton on the GLOBE, no one is at present au
thorized to collect the February subscriptions
Due notice of the appointment of his success
sor will be made.
H. P. HALL, Publisher.
Eggs are scarce at 40c per dozen.
Wheat; street sales, 900 bushels. No.
l, SIC; No. 2, sac.
Hon. E. M. Durant starts to-day for St
Louis, on business trip.
Wood has finally come up to $3.50 pei
cord Now it is time for it to take a
tumble downward
One of the carpenters at the elevator,
fell yesterday distance of thirty feet,
slightly fracturing his left arm.
J. Joshua Jenkins will appear at Opera
hall Feb. 10, in his great humorous lee
ture 'Just for Fun Judging from no.
tees of the Eastern papers and our per
sonal knowledge of Jenkins abilities,
those who attend "Just for Fun" will not
be disappointed.
A. A. Capron received severe blow
on the head last evening from q rod
which became detached froM treadle
grindstone which he was turning. He
was knocked senseless, but by the use of
proper restoratives, was brought TO con-
seriousness and is at his post Of duty
again.
Fred Boettcher, charged with stealing
castings from the mill of the St. CroiX
Lumber company, breaking the same IN
to fragments and selling them
to a brass and iron foundry
in Hudson was arraigned before Judge
Smith yesterday morning for preliminary
examination. The case was continued to
the afternoon, at which time he was held
IN the sum of $500, and was committed.
The train due here at 8 o'clock which
brings the papers to this place was de-
layed several hours yesterday morning.
A cut about eight miles from here had
been blown so full of leaves that the en-
CINE could not pull the train through.
The mail and passengers were finally
brought through on the engine and ten
der and the coaches were left in the cut.
They were finally brought through also.
L. w. EldreG, superintendent at the
Opera house building, was accidentally
struck in the face bya board in the hands
of one of the laborers, yesterday evening,
and had his features very much marred.
The man was throwing slabs into the fur
mace, when Mr. Eldred passed between
him and the mouth of the furnace and
stopped the board with his face. The
flesh was very much lacerated, leaving
the gentleman speeches. and almost
senseless The board was not at all in
jured.
Considerable amusement has been &C.
casioned here during the last day or two
by the belief that the recent remarks of
the Pioneer Press and letters to that paper
about the State prison are paid advertise
ments. This seems especially to apply to
the letter signed mechanic" 1t is a
well known fact that Seymour, Sabin +
Co. pay thousands of dollars yearly for
advertising, and more adroit and judi
cious mode would rarely be thought of.
Your reporter visited the prison and
offices of Seymour, Sabin & Co. this
morning, and from conversation which
perhaps was not intended for his ears,
came to the conclusion that che laughs
best who laughs last"
1t is perhaps q matter not generally
known that an investigation has been
geing on in the Methodist church to as
certain the truth of the charges made by
the pastor against one of his congrega-
ton. The member in question has been
a hard worker in the church here for
eighteen years and a member Of the Meth
odist church for nearly forty years. He
has reputation for honesty and upright
ness second to no one in this city, and yet
the charges against him were substan-
tiated. even after witnesses swore directly
in conflict with the PASTORS testimony.
We have yet to meet with one man who
believes him guilty.
THE BOLEs- STANLEY SCANDAL.
About two years ago Prof 3. F. Stan
ley came to Alton, this county, and as
sumed the management of the Alton
academy. His ability as an instructor
was such that in a very short time the
school began to show what Alton might
be and Prof. SANKEY'S success seemed
Warranted. The improvement kept
steadily on and the school kept growing
in favor without a single drawback till
about week ago Then burst the storm
which will wreck the school which had
gained such a reputation, bringing a
shadow over hitherto happy family, and
last, but not far from least, blast forever
the fair fame of a young and charming
lady. Friday morning Mr.. George Boles
came to Saltwater and swore out war
rant for the arrest Of Prof.
Stanley. charging him with
seduclng his (Boles) daughter, a young
lady aged eighteen, pupil Of the AGA
denny of which Stanley was the principal
The alleged seducer was arrested and
lodged in jail, where he was visited at a
late hour last night by your reporter, to
whom he stated that he was innocent OF
any criminal intimacy with the young
lady, and was at loss for reason why
the charge was made. The young lady
was appointed to a position as teacher IN
the school at White Bear lake last fall
and commenced teaching there October
/. She taught there three months, and
returned to Alton again, entering the
academy as pupil. She claims to have
been seduced Just before going to White
Bear, and lays the crime at the professor
door. Her father claims to have letters
in his possession written by Stanley to his
daughter while she was at White Bear
and says that the letters are written or
the business letter heads of the school
with SANKEY'S name signed in full. II
the letters are such as are claimed they
will be clinchers, as they are said to be
of such decidedly amorous nature as nc
well:conducted married man and father
could consistently write, telling of sweet