St. Paul daily globe., 1885-04-23
CAPITOL NOTES.

Sheriff Hepman OF Dodge county called
at the state house yesterday.
Ex-senator w. II. Officer of Austin
called at the state house yesterday.
Hon. H. B. Cory, a prominent attorney
of Austin, called at the state house yester-
day.
Hon. A. S. Bradford and DR.. l.. P.
Dodge of Pennington called at the state
house yesterday.
The Faribault teachers institute, which
closed ON Tuesday evening, was complete
success, some siXty-five teachers being i'll
attendance.
Sheriff Allan MathisOn of Austin, Mower
county, committed Paul G.. Lowell TO the
Saltwater penitentary yesterday to serve a
sentence of one year for larceny.
Judge Advocate Gen. Hicks of Mime
apOlis and Senator Sergeant of Albert Lea
called at the adjutaht generals Office at the
state house yesterday.
Articles of Incorporation of st. Mary's
church of Beardsley were filed with the sec
retary Of state yesterday by Bishop John
Ireland, Vicar General A. RavouX and Rev.
Edward ii. Hennesy, pastor.
Superintendent Noyes of the Faribault
deaf and dumb asylum returned from New
Orleans yesterday, where he has had charge
of the Minnesota educational exhibit for the
past two weeks.
Capt Charles A Curtis U. S. A., pro-
fessor of military science at Shattuck school,
Faribault, was yesterday commissioned col
Onel of infantry in the Minnesota National
guard, commanding the Shattuck corps of
cadets.
4 photographer is engaged in taking
outer and inner views of the state capitol,
and secured two negatives yesterday after
noon of the state house officials and at
taches standing on the steps of the Wabasha
street front.
THE POOR SCHOOL COMMISSION.
The commission recently appointed by
the governor to locate state public school
for INDECENT children. consisting OF Anthony
Kelley of Minneapolis. B. B. Herbert of
Red Wing. John Byers of Hastings; Will
lam Moran of Albert Lea and A. c.
CrandaIl of Owatonna. held their
first meeting at the executive chambers in
the state house Yesterday. Gov. Hubbard,
who is an ex-ofiiciO member of the board,
presided as chairman, and the organization
was completed by the choice OF b. b. Her
treasurer. The remainder of the session
was mainly taken up III the discussion Of a
location which would best accommodate the
wants of the state and matters of detail.
The commission ad burned to meet at the
state capitol Monday. June 1.
4 MILITIA APPOINTMENT.
Josias R. King OF st. Paul has been ap-
pointed and commissioned assistant in
spector- general of the Minnesota National
guards, with rank Of Northumberland.
lie was nominated by Inspector-General
Gould and appointed By the gov
eruor. Col. King rejoices in the
unique distinction of being the first
volunteer soldier in tie war Of the REBEL
ion in company \. First Minnesota regi-
ment. which was the 1rst regiment in the
country rendered To and accepted By the
president He went out as first sergeant OF
this company, was In every engagement
with the regiment from Bull Run to Gettys-
burg. was promoted therein successfully as
second and first lieutenant and captain, and
for eighteen months was adjutant Of the
regiment. He was mustered out with the
regiment MAY ). 1854. having also served as
aid-de-eamp on the staff of Gen Sully. He
was then appointed by the president as lieu
tenant colonel OF the Second United States
infantry volunteers. and had command Of
the district Of the upper Arkansas until
mustered out November. 1865. He was aI'-
pointed first lieutenant of the United States
army May, 1856. and resigned FROM The
regular army In January. 1872. Since then
he commanded the ST. Paul Light infantry
from 1915 10 1877.
TO FILL THE SECOND REGIMENT.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE
ST. PAUL, April 81. 1Ss5-
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