St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-19
AT THE HEAD OF THE LAKE.
Aa Important Proposed Extension Of the
Iron Range Road.
THE PREsBYTERY OF ST.PAUL
Mr.. Eby viii Try to Get Even With
Those Who Caused His
Arrest.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, April 18.-George C. Stone,
of the Wells-Stone Mercantile company,
and large owner in Duluth & Iron
Range railroad and iron property, said
i'm the Hotel St. Louis this morning /:
SIT is more than likely that the Duluth
q Iron Range railroad will extend its
track through the Little Forks river
country and Rainy lake to the Red
river valley, and men interested in the
road are already discussing the best
route.' This would give Duluth very
valuable northern and western connec-
ton, because of the fertile wheat coun-
try which it would make tributary to
Lake Superior direct.
THE PRESBYTERY OF ST. PAUL.
The clerical delegates present at the
Presbytery of St. Paul, which opened
last night in this city and is continued
to-day, are: Reys. Wall, Howard. Nor
man, Mclean. Coehrane, j. G. Whitney,
RE; Louis Richter, d. L.. Kiehle. Rob-
ert Christie, j. P. Drysant, M. ID. Ed
wards. S. Il. Thompson, S. G. Ander-
son, W. d. Robert. Nicholas Bolt, ST.
Paul; a. w. Ringland, L. M. Find
ley. Duluth; W. FL. Albright,
Saltwater; J. P. Worthington, St.
Croix Falls; W. @. Tobey. Superior;
r. E. Hawley, Hastings. There were
also a number of lay delegates. Rev.
d. e. Wells, of Minneapolis, received a
telegram while here announcing the
death of an only sister in New York,
and securing leave of absence from the
presbytery, left at once for the East.
The order of business for the presby-
terry will be: Devotional meetings from
$50 till 9 a. M; business meetings
from a. m. till IL M; business meet
ing from till $50 and popular
EBY'S EXPERIENCE.
The GLOBE printed few days ago
statement that George M. Ely, of the
Young America carpet house, had left
Duluth without paying Goldsmith d
Co., of Milwaukee. for his carpets. Eby
returned, however, and said he would
settle everything. Yesterday he was
arrested by Goldsmith q Co., as they
thought him about to leave the city.
Judge Martin committed Eby and Judge
Stearns afterward released him, saying
that the court had no Jurisdiction in the
premises. Eby will now sue Goldsmith
Il Co. and their attorneys for damages.
Eby says he offered Goldsmith q Co. all
the money he had, $500, but Goldsmith
& Co. deny this.
NOTES ABOUT THE CITY.
The presbytery of st. Paul continued
its meeting to-day. Committees were
appointed as follows: Overtures and
judicial business, Revs. G. T. Burnley,
r. O. Hawley, Elder Andrew Shaw;
mileage, Revs. W. d. Roberts, j. N.
Patterson, Elder Wilson; leave of
absence, Rev. b. Wall, Elders Isaac
McNair, G. W. Moore; eXamina-
ton Of records, Rev. j. c.
Whitney, Elders F. E. Bryant, G. G..
Herriott. Rev. w. III. Ware was re-
ceived from Aberdeen presbytery. The
committee to the general assembly at
Philadelphia in May are: Rev. Robert
Christie, of st. Paul; Revs. j. M. Patti
son, d E. Wells, of Minneapolis; Will
lam Dean, Senator McMillen, Judge E..
l.. Terrence, from board of elders. The
evening session was devoted to adj
dresses On Sabbath school work.
Adolph Hirschman, a st. Louis COM
merciaI traveller, was arrested this
afternoon for using prOfane language.
man said, when asked if he SWore !:
ssYes, that's right; will pay e7.5O and
swear at him again."
Ms hCllCy, VI NlCulSdI, DOuSuG VI L du
HyneS to-day 100000 feet of logs at
$4,000. The logs were brought down
on the Northern Pacific and banked at
West Superior. This is the first lot OF
logs bought for Michigan parties in this
district.
The ST. Louis county Republican
state and congressional conventions,
will ba l,eld aft INGALLS,, hall in 0uIIlth
May 10. Primaries will be held May Z.
The convention will have Seyenty-seyen
delegates.
The chamber of commerce appointed
committee tonight to look into the
proposed to take $4,000 in stock and
So, 900 in money for the patent.
w. ii. Rogers was elected chairman
and j. B. Perkins secretary of the West
Superior Democratic meeting last night.
They decided not to put local ticket
in the field.
Mrs AlIard, the victim of Moore's in
decent assaults, admits that no attempt
at rape was made, but that Moore was
Intoxicated and frightened her.
The steam forge works at Grassy
Point will put in another forge.
Capt Flynn and j. G. Howard talk of
putting in dock at the West end for
their pleasure steamers.
Grieser & Co. will start a brick yard
this week, and will make 100000 of
brick this season.
Person with money to invest will do well
to turn their attention to Duluth ana Super,
bank building, Duluth, has largelist of
property in bothp laceS for sale.