Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23

lad all b,sir tools stolen on Sunday. This
is the se,ond time that their tool chests
have been depleted within short month,
and. they feel deal of CONSERVATION.
Sheriff Green, of Sanborn, iowa, has ar
lived in this city, and will return to-day
with the forger Foster Perry in his Gus
tody. He will also return Minnie Preston,
the sixteen year old victim of his insid-
ious wiles, to her paternal roof.
Charles Crowley and James Ryan were
sspulled" from house of ill-fame by the
police. They were arraigned before Judge
Cooley yesterday and pleaded guilty to the
ofense charged, and then to maintain their
personal liberty, each dropped $40 note
with the clerk.
The case of William Carol, charged
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday,
came up for hearing before Judge Cooley
yesterday afternoon. The defendant with
drew his plea of not guilty land substituted
thet of guilty. He was fined $40, which
he paid.
Articles of incorporation of the Mime
sofa Farming Land and Lumber associa-
ton were filed yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are II. B. Blood. S. P. Snyder, Charles
D. Gliding and G. A. j. Marsh. The cap
ital stock is 100000, and the association
will continue for thirty years from Dec. L.
Flour, 15,625 bbls.; lumber, 100000 feet;
mill stuff, 2S4 tons; wheat, 500 bushels;
merchandise, 80 cars; live stock, 4 cars
corn, $50 bushels; machinery 9 cars; SUM-
dries, 80 cars; total. SOC cars, were the
shipments yesterday.
The state was not ready yesterday in the
Hanson murder case, and consequently the
preliminary examination was continued
until Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The
occasion of the states delay in getting
ready was the fact that the city attorney
had supposed the counsel for the defense
would waive an examination.
Business at the Minnesota transfer has
increased so rapidly that it has been found
necessary to have two locomotives built
for use exclusively at that point. They
arrived at the transfer yesterday, are of
the best make, and are designated as No. 1
and No. 2, with the words Minnesota
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Ernest Watson and Matilda Bachwald,
John A. Anderson and Serina Paulson, A.
Anderson and Carrie Anderson, G.. A.
Walter and M. M. Quinn, Walter Hayes
and Annie Adams, Charles F. Rivenburgh
and Ida M. Calkins, John Willet and Lizzie
Currie, E. j. Daniels and Alice E. Hinck-
ley, c. Whitman and Mary Burguist.
Receipts yesterday were as follows:
Wheat, 500 bushels; -four, 1925 bbls. :ba--
ley, car; lumber, 100000 feet; mill stuff,
100 tons; merchandise, 68 cars; hays cars;
coal, "a cars; barrel stock, 8 cars; live stock,
II cars; wood, 6 cars; corn, $50 bu.; lime, 3
cars oats, 1000 bushels; machinery, cars:
brick, 9 cars; cement. 2 cars; sundries, IL
cars. Total, 305 cars.
On Change quotations were: Wheat
No. 1 hard SLOT f. o. b.: No. hard,
$1.OO, f. o. b.; No, 1 regular $1.O1;
No. ranges from soc in store to 95cf. o. b.
Oats, rejected 30@32c; No. 2 33c; No. 2
white, 35c. Barley, No. 3, 5O@6Oc. Corn,
zoe f. o. b.; new Gle f. O. b. Bran, $9.75@
1850. Shorts, $9.5O@ 1850. Ground feed
$24.50@26. Hay, $7.75@S.5O.
Fred. Hanson, who was under arrest for
AldAAUu1AALE d NioOIuCI1y AOuoC, euu WIZ
was arraigned a daysince in the police court
and had the case continued until yesterday
afternoon, and was allowed to go on his
own recognizance, failed to appear yes
terday. A bench warrant was issued for
his apprehension. 1t is stated that the
fellow has disposed of his wife's effects
and Skipped" out for parts unknown.
The evening sheet of this city has much
to say relative to the published interview
with Col. McCrory relative to the air mo-
tor line between Lake Calhoun and St.
Paul, and while fatty asserting that the
colonel never intimated anything of the
kind, endeavors to ridicule the idea as pre-
posterous. Yesterday a reliable gentle
man of this city informed GLOBE reporer
that Col. McCorry had told him substan-
TALLY the same story relative to his motor
scheme some time since. He further ex-
pressed his belief in the practicability of
the route, explaining that especially dur
ing the summer season it must prove a
source of profit to the proprietors. The
line would pass through the many dairy
farms and gardens adjoining the sister
cities, and would carry milk, butter, cheese
eggs and garden sauce into market.