Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-07

the bond are j. j. McCardy and Albert
Scheffer.
Articles of incorporation of the Luger
Furniture company, of Wabasha, were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is 100000, of which $52,55O
is paid up. The incorporators are John
Luger, George Luger, Frank j. Auger and
o. G. Becht.
A street car driver in coming down Waba-
shaw street yesterday morning had the mis-
fortune, in some way,to drop his money box
and spill his money. Fortunately there
was but little change in the box and the
loss was not great. He succeeded IN pick
ing up most of 1t.
Thomas Chisler appeared at the police
court yesterday morning in the unenviabIe
light of hotel sneak thief. He was ar
rested for entering the room of lady
guest at the Merchants hotel and stealing
several articles of jewelry. The hearing
was continued until tomorrow morning.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Robert Hagen to Mrs. Emily Rountree,
conveying lot II, block 3, st. Paul proper
for $4,000; also one from Oliver Dalrym-
ple and wife to Charles Lockhart, of Pitts
burg, Penn, conveying thirty feet on
Third street, between Jrckson and Sibley,
| Just west of the Nichols 81 Dean block, for
$4,000.
An action for divorce has been COM
menced in the district court by Messrs.
! O'Brien & Wilson, in behalf of Nellie M.
Brown against her husband, Chas. W..
Brown, and cross bill has been filed by
Mr.. Erwin, counsel for Brown, praying for
divorce on his part. If both succeed the
parties will be pretty efectually
separated.
Andrew jacobson, the man arrested by
Officers De Corsey and Hanft for stealing
tools from the roller skating rink, was be-
fore the court yesterday morning. When
arrested he had in his overcoat lining three
saws, half dozen chisels, a Ratchet and
hammer, augars, planners, ETC.. worth II
all about $50. The hearing was continued
until to-day.
A prepossessing and very young and in
nocent looking Swede girl, who gave the
name of Anna Matilda, was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the charge Of larceny
She was arrested at the instance of ;
woman named Mrs. j. G. Mccall, whC
charges her with the larceny of so. Thu
girl, who scarcely speaks English. denie
the charge.
} Mr.. John F. Alexander, late superin
tendent of the Street Railway company
after spending the winter in the South ha
returned to St. Paul considerably improved
in health, and established himself in tn
sale and livery business, purchasing tn
stable Of Mr.. E. W. Shirk, corner of Eight
and Sibley streets. Mr.. Shirk will engag
in the real estate business.
The celebrated DIR. Ross forgery cas-
came to a tame finale in the municipa
court Yesterday morning. When the hear
ing was called the sheriff from Michigan
did not appear and it was developed tina
he had left the city on Tuesday night, hav
ing received word from the governor of hi
state that a requisition would not b
granted. This settled it and the defendan
was discharged.
Last night about II o'clock Officer Hanf
arrested Fred Will at Woods Opera house
where he plays first violin, on a warran
charging him with disorderly conduct. Thi
consisted of fighting and quarreling, an
breaking the windows at his residence
The warrant authorized the officer to arres
him in the night or on Sunday. Const
quently he could not be baiIed out withou
the authority of the judge of the municip;
II court. The result was that he remained
the cell al night.
Early yesterday morning the remains {
v an infant were found on the prairie b.
tween Stewart avenue and the old stoc
# yards. Mr.. Mccarthy, of the undertaken
firm, went out and brought the ghastl
cadaver to Mccarthy & Donnelly's, o
Wabashaw street. The body was that of
stillborn infant and it was concealed in
basket and covered with a -four sack
3 is nc doubt the evidence of shame or gull
8 1t VIII inferred to-day.
q The committee on ways and means
/ the council held a meeting yesterday for
noon at which the issuance of bonds for
5. number of city Improvements was consi(
q cred. It was decided to recommend IL
= issue of 100000 bonds for sewers, $3.50
,. for parks, $4,000 for the Sixth ward leve
* $4,000 for culvert over Phalen cree
s. $4,000 for Fort street improvements, an
$4,000 for Westminster street bridg
These bonds will bear interest at the "a
of per cent. and they are expected
sell at p remium.
to The Winnipeg Consolidated Gold Mi
he ing company \lIIniUeu), Will d cdPIIdI
100000, has, as told in a prospectus 7
Il ceived by Secretary Young, OF the sta
49, board of immigration, commenced devC
. oping the gold mining region on the sou
shore of Lake of the Woods, about sixte'
r. miles southeast of the town of Rat POI
be age. As the formation of the Minneso
shore of Lake Of tn Woods is very sin
.o lar, the operations of this company pc
~ sesses more interest to Minnesotians thi
'l- thev otherwise would.