The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-08

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OF incorporation yesterday in the office of the
secretary CT state. The capital stock is $50
w. ana the incorporates are F. T., w. w
ana ~ 5. Heffelfnger, A. NJ Geesaman. j. A.
"irtenschn and E. w. Murphy
generators Its Product-The Bruce
Generator company, of st. Paul capital stock
$9'Wo' Ned articles of Incorporation yesterday
IN the office OF the secretary OF state The
incorporates are V P. Roberts of Mime
apolis; Ii. B. Cram. Of St Paul Park: L. s
Breher and Charles Karst, OF St. Paul.
HeiioS in Two States-The Interstate
Telephone company, Of Ortonville, filed arti-
cieS OIL Incorporation with the secretary of
y, Slate yesterday The capital stock is to be
S''Coo' and the incorDorators are A. W. Ran
call Peter Bertelson. Fred NJ Green C. W.
schneider. l. 0. 6. Wall, f. L. Cliff, F. w.
Sanhorn, c. ". Harrington E. ~ Morrill,.
OF ortonviile: John Gold. F. r. Moore and
l. Il. Forsyth. of Big Stone city
Collected the Pensions-The Soldiers
nome at Minnehaha reports to the auditor that
II has collected the pensions of inmates
amounting to $2212. of which 1874 has been
paid to dependent families
Adventist MeetiDgs-Large audiences
still attend the Market hall Bible lectures
The Sabbath" Bible Proof for Sunday"
, and Who Changed the Sabbath?" are the
special topics announced for tonight. Thurs
day and Friday nights.
More Time for Credttors-The time
for fling claims in the assignment of Charles
Kttieson. insovent, OF Minneapolis, has been
limited to March 10.
Gold Cure FaiIed-August Giberg came
to Minneapolis from North Crossing to take
the gold cure, and landed in the lookup Sun
day drunk. Judge Holt thought fine of s.
was about the right price.
Durham AppeaI-A notice of appeal in
the case CT the state against George A. Dur
nam was filed with the clerk Of the Grim
inal court at Minneapolis yesterday after
noon The appeal bond was fled last Wednes-
day
Editorial Banquet-Thomas Lowry will
be the postmaster at the banquet to be ten
dered members of the state editorial asso-
citation at the West hotel Minneapolis the
evening Of Feb. Il. Covers Will be laid for
$50
Saving the GirI-The case of Rose ].
Schlitz. charged by her parents with incor-
rigblity. was taken up again yesterday in
evidence was taken, the girl was sent to the
training school for her own good.
Court House Supplies - The county
commissioners of Hennepin county have let
the contract for the supplies for the court
house and city hall in the way of books and
stationery The bids were received from
several firms by piece, and the contracts
were distributed to the lowest bidders in the
several departments.
X-Ray Libel Cause.-The criminal libel
case against the editors and managers of
N-Rays, at Minneapolis. though on the GRIM
inal calendar for trial yesterday was con-
tinued again, owing to the illness of Free
man P Lane, attorney for the defense.
Kenncy Wants New TrIaI-The at
torneys for Peter J. Kenney have filed no
tice with the clerk OF court, Minneapolis.
announcing that they Will move for a new
trial in the suit of Ella Joyce for breach
of promise. in which the latter recently Sc
cured judgment for $5,GGO. The hearing is
set for Feb. u.
Saving for Hennepin - The recent
change in the civil jury calendar by which
the cases set for the two weeks beginning
Feb. II were set back into the week of Feb.
z. means saving of about 81, GO0 to the
county of Hennepin. By the new arrange
ment the services of the usual jury panel
will be dispensed with the last two weeks of
the present term. The present week will
probably wind up the civil jury cases for this
term.
Straw BondS-There viii be some warm
times Friday next in Minneapolis when a
large number of defauited criminal bonds
will be before the court for disclosure. They
have been summoned to appear by the prop
er processes, and the proceed ngs will prob
ably be interesting, as they VIII be obliged
to tel OF their financial condition under oath,
the judgments having already been secured.
Early Resident Dead - Mrs Sarah
Goodhue Lougee died at $50 yesterday morn
ing at the residence of Col. L. w. Campbell
100 Fifth street southeast, Minneapolis. The
funeral. to which friends are invited will
be held from the home at . p. m. WcdGes-
day.
The deceased came to Minneapolis from
New Hampshire in 1859. She was married to
Samuel Lougee in 1850. She was the moth
er of Mrs. ]. S. Pills5ury. Mrs. L. w. Camp
bell and Mrs. T. F. Andrews. She was n.ne-
ty-two years old.
Ericsson Banquct-Tne entertainment
committee Of the John Ericsson Memorial
association made arrangements for the holding
of its banquet, March ., in Minneapolis yes
terday morning. Hotel Nicollet was selected
The menu and list of speakers have not as
yet been decided upon, but the preparations
point towards the elaborate
L. 4. w. DeIesatc-Charles E. Bond
who, together with A. B. Choate, will represent
the Minnesota division at the annual meet
ing of the League of American Whealnen
which opens at St. Louis tomorrow left Min
neapols last evening for that place Mr.
Choate left Sunday evening.
S5Tedish COnventiOn-The Minnesota
Swedish Lutheran conference will open it's