Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-07
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unqualified success, netting sum of $4,000
for the society.
The "Emanuel's Church" society (Lutheran)
of-St Paul filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary OF state yesterday.
The teachers OF the schools of the city will
be paid by Treasurer Refs this afternoon.
About 5000 is the sum 10 be divided between
them:
The st. Paul Rifle club will leave for Vino
ia Saturday, to participate in the dedication
of the new shooting club hall just completed
by the Winona club.
A quorum failed to respond for the monthly
meeting of the Firemen's Relief association,
announced for last evening, and an adjourn
ment was had until next month.
The Minnesota Uniyersalist State convention
will hold its annual session for 1882, at Owa-
tonna, commencing at 10 a. IN. on Friday,
| the 10Th inst, and continue three days.
| Mr.. Geo. 4. McCrea, auditor of Marshall
county, was the second auditor of the state to
get his June return of collections into the
hands of the state auditor. The amount was
S4,O32.O4.
A couple of colored gentlemen had a little
unfriendly embrace yesterday afternoon on
| the corner of Jackson and Third streets, but
| they were separated aud disappeared before
f, the police could reach them.
| About noon Yesterday horse broke loose
from buggy up Wabashaw street, and ran
across the bridge 10 West st. Paul, snd very
| fortunately got across without doing any in
| jury, to the great wonder of all.
The Mutual Union Telegraph company yes.
| terday performed the feat of sending dis
patch to New York and delivering an answer
| to the same inside of thirty-five minutes.
| Such prompt work is admirable.
The chief of police yesterday received a dis
patch from Austin inquiring for DIR. S. Hol-
had been killed at Austin, and desiring to
| know If an inquest should be held.
Margaret Kennedy, convicted in the district
| court of abductiDg female for purposes of
prostitution. was yesterday sentenced to two
years at hard labor IN the penitentlary. She
will be removed to Saltwater by Sheriff Richter
! to-day.
ice Welsh aud Mike Dewitt, held in GUS
tody for the Rice street assault several weeks
ago, were yesterday released, having fur.
nished bail in $500 each for their appearance
June "a, to which time the hearing has been
postponed,
The Lake City (Col.) Siluer World, of May
9th, says Of the "Sulphuret Consolidated !"
"a good body Of ore is now showing in the
drift on the Cora river from the Sulphuret
| shaft The streak OF ore bearing quartz is
more than three feet wide"
Col Allen has at last struck streak of
luck of large proportions. He was last
and now has been summoned to Washing
ton as witness in the star route cases. He
| is now bigger man than ole Grant.
F. c. Burgess, E-Q., for many years con-
nected with the daily press of st Paul, but
more recently engaged in the practice of his
original profession the law yesterday
signed the roll of practiciug attorneys in the
supreme court. Congratulations are in order.
The Minnesota Royal Arch chapter, No. I,
Masons, elected the following officers last
evening: G. Fl. P, Henry Brand; K J. P.
POND; Scribe, s. sulzbach; c. of H., A. Aus
| TRAN; P. s., Geo. Il. Allen; r. A c., H. w.
Topping; Treasurer, R. Presley; Secretary, J.
G. Terry.
The state printing commissioners will meet
at 70 m, Thursday next, to open the bids re-
ceIyed for the public printing of the state for
| the ensusipg fiscal year. The commission
consists of Secretary OF State Won Baumbach,
State Auditor Braden and State Treasurer
Kittelson.
Articles of incorporation OF "The Litchfeld
Creamery association were filed with the sec.
rotary of state yesterday. The capital stock is
! $1,000, aud the incorporators are w. 81. Green
| leaf, Henry Chase, S. W. Leavitt, II. B. Gates,
Robert Shaw, G. s. Chandler, Alex. Cairn-
cross, Jos. II. Morris, and Thos. H. Wood.
A man named Paul, alias Allen was arrested
yesterday afternoon for obtaining goods under
false pretenses. Paul has been in the employ
| of Mr.. Wright, proprietor of the livery on
Eighth street, and worked James Kelly, the
grocer, for some goods, on the claim that
| Wright owed him 500, which Wright de-
| MES.
The st. Patrick's Benevolent society of st.
Paul, and the Immaculate Conception Benevo.
lent society of Minneapolis, which partici-
pated in a picnic at Lake Minnetonka on Mon
| day, are profuse in their protestatlons of
thanks to Capt. Talfar, of the steamer City of
st. Louis, Col. McCrory, of the motor line,
railroad, for courtesies extended
! Mrs. D. M. Sullivan mourns the loss of
$50, Of which she was relieved by pick
pocket while watching the street parade of
| Coup's circus yesterday from the corner of
jackson and Seventh streets. Very carelessly,
considering it was circus day, Mrs Sullivan
had the N oney in wallet in shallow outside
pocket of linen buster she wore, thus afford
| ing chance for any novice in pocket picking
to make the haul with little danger of de-
| lection.
| The st. Paul & Duluth Railroad company
has executed a 999-year's lease to the Chicago,
| Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad company of
certain of its tracks and other property within
the county of Ramsey, the property having
| been heretofore operated by the latter COM
pany under q temporary running contract.
This new arrangement gives the Chicago, Mil
waukee 81 st. Paul company exclusive control
/ of the property designated in the lease, a copy
of which was filod with the secretary Of state
| yesterday.
Along about the last OF March 1881, Ed
ward and Matilde Cotea were held to the
| grand jury by the municipal court on the
charge OF larceny from shop. The grand
| jury failed to find true bill against the man
and returned three indictments against the
woman upon the first of which she was
| tried at the May term of the district court of
| that year and on the 18th sentenced to one
| year at hard labor in the penitentiary, her
time expiring little over month ago. In
| the meantime the other two indictments had
stood against the woman. Yesterday morn
ing Judge Simons allowed nolle to be
entered upon the motion of the county at
torney, for the reason that the woman hav-
ing been tried, convicted and punis he'd as
above stated, was not within the jurisdiction
of the court.
More Bids Award ed.
The board of public works held another