St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-29

! North Branch, Mimi. and Hon. Henry
Feig, of kandiyohi county. were
among yesterdays callers at the cap
itol. IL
A deputy of Sheriff Eye, of Hennepln
county, called at the Office of the state
auditor yesterday and collected S24.20
for taking two prisoners to the reforma-
tory.
n. P. Clark, OF st. Cloud, who receiv ed
more cash prizes than any other exhib-
itOr at the worlds fair, was at the CAP
itol yesterday in connection with the
state worlds fair board.
An amendment to the articles of in
corporation of the Charles A. Y. Knight
Co., Of Minneapolis, by which the name
of the corporation is changed to Daily
Produce Bulletin Company" was filed
yesterday with the secre tary of state.
Gardner Stevens. who had charge of
the agricultural exhibit at the worlds
fair, was at the capitol yesterday. He
came up with five carloads of material
from the fair, embracing the agricult-
ural, honey aud flour exhibits, which
are to be regretted on the state fair
grounds.
Col. I'm H. Stevens, of Minneapolis,
interested in the agricultural interests
of the state longer than any other man
i'll the state, was caller at the capitol
yesterday, as was also &. w. Benedict,
senator and editor, of Sank Rapids, pro-
verbal in his wisdom and goodness,
even IN the early life OF the state.
Gov. Nelson was called upon yester
day by several delegations of prominent
politicians from Minneapolis in connec-
ton with the appointments of a successor
to Judge Canty. Lawyers Brooks, Ben
jamin Davenport and Roberts. of the
firm of Benton, Roberts IL Benton, were
all mentioned as candidates for the
position.
1t was stated at the capitol yesterday
that the Nebra ska building sold for S75.
The North Da kota building has alre ady
been torn down. The Minnesota build
ing was to have been sold for S275, but
there was une asiness for fear il would
be thrown b ack on the hands of the
board. The electric light fixtures and
stained glass windows were reserved.
Daniel f. Calhoun, one of the promi-
nent lawyers in the northern part of the
state, whom it was exceedingly difficult
to keep on the Democratic ticket for
attorney general last fall, owing to his
propensity for >Tesigning. was caller
on the attorney general yesterday, as
was also Lawyers Gjertsen, of Mime
apolis, and Christensen, of Renville.
Lawyers d. F. Morgan and d. f.
Simpson, of Minneapolis. had long
conference yesterday in relation to the
prospective vacant judgeship, for which
Mahoney is pushing for appointment.
L is rumored at the capitol that the
Minneapolis bar is not generally in
favor of Mahoney. The PLAIN people,as
the Populists would say, are his back
ers loyal.
The following books were received by
purchase yesterday at the state hiStor-
ical library, the first eight being his
tories of the towns mentioned, and the
remainder of families residing IN same:
New Hampton, Gambia and Swa wZey,
n. H.; Ilesborough, Me-; Muir rayfield,
bingham, Westminster and Everett,
Mass. Lee. DIN, Parker, Porter, Treat,
Doolittle, Plumb.
Prof. Barrett and his assistant, Will
lam R. Dobbyn, of the Progressive Age,
of the forestry exhibit at the worlds
fair, were at the capitol yesterday. The
forestry eXhi bit was packed and sent to
Minneapolis yesterday, and will be
preserved in Its original outlines. Addi-
tions are to be made through exchanges
and otherwise until it becomes a COM
plete exemplification Of forest growth.
81. B. Moore, of Duluth, was spoken
OF by one OF the city papers recently as
being connected with the national COM
mission, and it was therefore assumed
that he had little to do with the state
worlds fair matters. On the contrary,
he was one OF the most useful members
/ OF the state board, attending every
meeting, His duties on the national
commission never called him away from
the concerns OF the state when they
should be given preference or attention.
The Walter a. Wood Harvester COM