Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02

mArss Will be raa:i., ny Rev. De- Hutchins,
Rev. John l.. ScuGder, and Rev. E. S. Will
iiams, CT this city. After the services q
collation. will be served to the delegates.
Officer Fox was presented with an ele-
CANT $40 fur overcoat, from Skoll & Robit-
shek, in consideration of his arresting the
boy burglar Henon, who broke into Skoll
& Robitshek's clothing store.
On Tuesday evening the Little Giant
Bible class of the Centenary church will
hold their ninth annual anniversary.
Music, recitation, addresses, etc., will con-
stitute part of the programme.
Business at the Scandal bank, of Mime
apolis, is increasing at rapid rate. A. @.
Hangar, the cashier, has added another
man to his clerical force and thinks he will
soon require the services of another. They
are doing large foreign exchange and
ticket business. and the number of country
agents is daily increasing.
In conversation with a representative
of the GLOBE last evening Commissioner
G. M. Foote, of the water board, express
ed the opinion that the bids received from
Inc NOW 1OTk duu lfOu Gu0 OiuCluudGl
houses for the manufacture of the pipe
needed in extending the system during
next season, were remarkably low-almost
down to pig iron prices.
The Tribune sent its reporters out yes
terday to interview people respecting the
mayoralty question for next spring. The
following is the answer which Mayor Ames
gave when asked who he thought would be
the candidate: 81 believe the people of the
city of Minneapolis are as competent to
choose their mayor or candidates for
mayor as they have been in the past, and
that too without being dictated to by a set
of men to be interviewed"
Articles of incorporation of the j. I.
Case Implement company,of Minneapolis,
have been filed in the registers Office. The
capital stock is $4,000 and the maximum
liability shall not exceed $4,000. The
nature of its business is the purchase and
sale of agricultural implements and of
various kinds of merchandise at Minneap-
oils. The incorporators are: P. B. Chris
tian, j. j. Orvis, of this city; j. M. West
colt, Richmond, Ind: G. D. Sinclair, Geo.
@. Er5kine and b. G. Slower, Racine, Wis.
The Washburn Will case occupied the at
tertlon of the three judges yesterday
Judge w. P. Lynde, of Milwaukee, srgued
for two hours in the forenoon and he was
followed by Attorney General Hahn, Judge
Shaw and Ex-Gov. Davis. The last
mentioned exponent of the law commence
ed bis argument at 1870 p. NJ, and finished
at 4: As p. m. He cited numerous authorities
in parallel cases and referred rather
sarcastioalIy to the supreme court of Wis
consin. The case is now argued and sub
mitted, and the public will await with keen
interest the decising of this court in the
matter.
Among the gentlemen recently admit
ted to the bar of Hesnepin county is one
who deserves more than the mere men
ton of his name. He is the Hon. Carl G.
Pope, of Black River Falls, Wis, who
served several terms in the state legis-
lature, and who was distinguished as an
eminent lawyer and very popular citizen
in that state. He was frequently solicited
to becomea candi date for congressional
honors, but declined out of love for his
profession. The legal fraternity of Hen
nepin county are to be congratulated upon
such an accession to their ranks. He has
opened his law office in room 8,
Mackey and Legg block, Nicollet avenue.
JaiIer Sheridan yesterday recovered the
overcoat stolen from him by VIM. Roach,
three weeks ago, and for the larceny of
which Roach is now serving sixty days i'm
prisonment in the county jail. The thief
sold the coat for 81 to one Nels Peterson,
who boards with Charley Benson, saloon
keeper, on Fourth street south, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues. Whom
Sheridan called on Benson, shortly after
the commission, of the larceny, the latter
said Pekssson had left for st. Cloud, taking
the stolen property with him. Peterson
has never left the saloonkeepers boarding
house, and he yesterday voluntarily re-
stored the coat to the officer without de-
handing one cent for its return.
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