Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-15
CITY GLOBULEs.
Collector Bickelrakedin 81 ,OSO.4o yesterday

Collector Bickel raked in 81 $50. 40 yesterday
to the credit of the internal revenue.
At o'clock this morning Miss Eliza Weis,
the sister-in-law of Sheriff Richter, is to be
MARI led, at the German Catholic church, to
Mr.. Oscar Matter.
A Minneapolis constable is after Kittie
Smith, and has offered SIPS to man who
claims to know where she is if he will tell
where she can be found. The country con-
stables banker after her.
Mayor Rice completed his investigation OF
the complaint made against Officer Lynch OF
the police force, yesterday forenoon, and
ordered him to report at once to Chief Weber
for duty.
The two incorrigible young lads, Eddie Jere-
limke and Ole Letten, whose arrest was men,
toned in the GLOBE yesterday, had a hearing
before Judge Burr yesterday morning, and
were sent to the reform school.
The following appears in the New Orleans
papers of the Sth inst:
Presley--Wingfield. On Wednesday, june
18th, 1882, at the residence of Capt. A. M artin,
st. Paul, Mimi, and Annie NJ. Wingfeld, OF
this city. No cards.
A party of experienced fishermen accom-
panied by ladies of this city will visit White
Bear lake to-day A bonded car has been
secured to bring back the trophies OF their
piscatorial skill. The GLOBE has been set
down as the recipient of something less than
n ton of the finny beauties
officer Newell took the soldier whose arrest
was mentioned in the GLOBE yesterday to Fort
Smelling yesterday morning and turned him
over to the military authorities as deserter.
He had thrown off his uniform and was
arrested in citizens clothes, endeavoring to
sell government property, which makes him
amendable to the charge of desertion.
Articles of incorporation of "The Meseba
Iron company were filed with the secretary
of state Yesterday. The headquarters of the
company is at Duluth and its general business
is expressed in the name of the corporation.
Its corporators are VIM. W. Spalding and
Henry P Wieland of Duluth, Alexander
Ramsey of st. Paul, William Harris OF Lake
Linden, Mich, VIM. D. Williams of Marquette,
Mich, Louis Stannard of Rockland, Mich,
and James Mercer of Ontonagon, Mich. The
capital stock of the corporation is IS 600,
divided into 100, 600 shares of $50 each.
Miss Josephine Larpenteur, daughter OF Mr.
A. L. Larpenteur, one of our Oldest merchants,
was married yesterday morning at the cathe-
dral to Mr.. John E. Suffer, of Chicago. The
cathedral, though large building, was well
filled, and after the ceremony the welded pair
with their friends and relatives, repaired to
the residence of the BRIDES father, on st
Anthony avenue, now Dale street, where the
generous hospitality of the BRIDES parents
was extended with liberal hand, and the
marriage ceremonies at the church were thus
supplemented by an exceedingly pleasant re-
union of hearts around the old hearthstone.
Judge W. B. M. Grorty who was SO serious
ly injured by falling from the White Bear train
a short time ago, was brought over from
saltwater, yesterday, and is now at home
He stood the journey very well although he is
in very weak state. His right, or what was
his sound leg, was amputated just above the
ankle. This will make him doubly
crippled, but it is thought that with a cork
foot and crutches he will be able to walk
His nose suffered a compound fracture, but il
is hoped that it will not be seriously dis
disfgured. During his stay in Saltwater he
has been under the care of DIR. Game, and at
tended by his mother and sister. DR.. Caint
accompanied him to st. Paul yesterday, and
has been unremitting in his attentions eyer
since the accident.