St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-29
the week. The program is an attractive one
| and will be presented this evening for the

the week. The program is an attractive one
and will be presented this evening for the
last time.
There are no new developments in the case
of the alleged outrage of Jennie Stats and
Marshie Sylvester. Detective King has been
hard at work upon the case and it is expected
that inside Of two days there will be sensa-
ton of no small proportions in South Mime
apolis, in which more than two persons Will
be interested.
1t has been decided by the First Congrega-
t1onal Church society to purchase the prop
erty on the corner OF Eighth avenue south
east and Fifth street for q site for the new
church to be erected. The land will cost
Sl0500. The church will probably be built
after the style of the Emmanuel Baptist
church.
Articles Incorporating the Coucordia SEM
mary corporation were filed yesterday by o.
p. VangSueS, w. NJ. II. Peterson, Otto G..
Ottesen, A. c. Haugan and Nils Michelet.
The school will be located ut Wave island
Park addition, capital of not less than
10000 is to be raised by subscriptions and
donations. The first annual meeting vii be
held Aug. IL of this year.
House of Hope Presbyterian church, cor
ner West Fifth and Exchange streets Serv-
ices Sunday, May SO: Rev. Crosby, d. D.,
will preach ut 1880 a. m, and Rev. A. Il.
Pierson, d. D., or Philadelphia at p. m. :;
! Sunday school. 12:15 p. m. at p. m. mass
! meeting OF the Sabbath school children of
the city; addresses BY DR.. Worden, secretary
of Sabbath school work, and other members
of the assembly.
Tom Burke, a lumberman, was arrested
! yesterday afternoon, after passing time
| check drawn in favor OF Tom Carrie on the
Golden Rule clothing house. Last evening
the affair was partially settled, and it is prob
able that il will never come into court. There
was, II seems, no attempt at forgery or OBJ
| tanning money under false pretenSeS, Garlic
civ phnEE
to get the money on it,
In the municipal court yesterday afternoon
Chris Miller, the runner for the Hennepin
| house, was examined on charge of attempt
! ing to outrage Doretha Miller, an eighteen
year-old German girl, who stayed at the house
on the night of May % Miller denied the
charge. When the girl took the stand an in
tcrpreter was required, as she could speak
not word of English. She refused to an
swer the questions put to her, and failed to
make any case against the prisoner, who was
| discharged.
| Society DANA will lay the corner stone for
| its handsome large hall building in course of
! construction on the corner of Fifth street and
| Cedar avenue, on June 8, the notal day OF the
| Danes. The building is to be four stories in
| height and to cost about $37, 600. a grand
| parade, in which all the Scandinavian Socie-
ties of the state are invited to participate,
will be feature. In the evening sociable
will be held in Harmonic hall. June 8, will
be the thirty-seventh anniversary OF the con-
stitutiona independence of the Danish gov
eminent.
A large crowd gathered in the municipal
court room yesterday afternoon to hear the
examination of DIR. Friedlander charged with
assault with a dangerous weapon by John
Streeter, few days ago. Mrs. Streeter. oyer
whom the trouble is said to have originated
was present, dressed in neat suit of black,
and nervously twirled a white-handled para
sol. The evidence was that the doctor did
draw a revolver on Mr.. Streeter and threat
ened to shoot him. and he was accordingly
bound over to the grand jury.
Daniel E. Burdett, Joseph B. Collins, John
| K. Wright, George 7. Jackson and Newell c..
| Tomkins yesterday filed in the, register of
deeds Office articles Incorporating the Gold
| Hill Mining company to carry on the busf-
ness of mining in Minnesota; Province of
| Ontario and the entire Dominion of Canada.
The principal Office of the company is to be
in this city. The capital stock is to be
| 900, divided into 100000 shares at S25
per share. There is provision in the arti-
Giles of incorporation that the company can
not contract a debt of more than So 200.
| In the box to be placed in the corner stone
of the Exposition building will be placed a
| Bible, coins of the United States,a COPY of the
articles OF incorporation of the exposition,
minutes of the meeting held to authorize the
laying Of the corner stone, copy of Presi-
| dent NorthrupS address; the names of the
| officers and members of the board of dlrec-
tors, copies of the Minneapolitan, copies of
the daily press OF St. Paul and Minneapolis
and of the Spectator, report of the presi-
dent of the 800" road, a copy of Hield's His
| tory of Minnesota and reports of the chamber
of commerce and board of trade.