The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-08
The TWIN CITIES.

Minnesota Royal Arch Chapter No. 1, win
evening at Masonic Temple.
The Lane company, of Minneapolis. or
ganized for a general land business, filed ar
ticles yesterday. Its stock is $4,000.
The st. Paul chronological society will
have free public meetings at their hail in
Central block every Friday evening until
The Crookston Telephone company yes
terday filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state Its carital stock is SlO,-
UUO, and its charter runs thirty years
Michael Stanton. tried for burglary in the
third degree last week in Minneapolis. was
coAs icted yesterday after a long session by
the jury. Sentence will be passed Thursday
morning. =
by Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg. announcing the ac-
ceptance of the resignation of First Lieu
tenant A. Q. Rogers, of Company 1, First
infantry. Lieut.. Rogers received an honor
r;ble discharge.
The Minneapolis police were asked last
-llgnt TO keep watch for fifteen-year-olc
girl from Cannon Falls. Mimi. whose name
is said TO be Sherry. The girl eloped with
young man, and the couple are supposed to
be living in Minneapolis.
burglars entered the residence of Fred
erick 5. Stevens. of the Plymouth saw mill.
14Z5 Dupont avenue north. Minneapolis.
Friday night. but were frightened away be-
Iore they secured anything OF more vaue
than sealskin cap. The burglars entered
The bribery case against Police Officer
Anthony Conroy, of Minneapolis. was yester
day continued until the April term of court.
Assistant County Attorney AL j. Smith urged
immediate trial. but upon the request OF
Frank NJ. Nye for the defendant the case
was continued.
Division No. s. Ramsey County A. o. H,
filed articles yesterday The following Off
GERS hold for the first year: President NJ. J.
Woulfe; vice president j. J. Hagerty; record
ing secretary, 7. E. White; financial secre
tary, J. d. Collins; insurance secretaries, NJ.
J. Lee and P. A. Moroney.
-Nels Leonard accused by Winnie
Slagstadt in the police court of this city
yesterday. Of the theft of ring which the
mother. Judge Orr considered the evidence
against Leonard conclusive and sentenced the
accused TO the workhouse for sixty days.
Judge Smith has signed an order con-
firming the appraisement of the board of
commissioners appointed for the purpose on
the loss Of the property of Charles II. Bur
vel henry F. Brown Sven H. Smith. Nels
5. Smith and Joseph Tyczinsh respectively.
, through the construction OF the Grays bay
dam Minnetonka.
Judge Harvey, of the Hennepin county
ing John 5: Pilishury. Burt B. Townsend
and Henry L. Little commissioners to parti-
ton the estate of Fred c. Pillsbury, deceased.
Harriet G. Pillsbury. Carleton c. Pilsbury.
Helen Pilsbury and Alice Pillsbury.
-Sherin Bert Fisher, Of Eagle Grove. To-,
Will leave for home this morning with AL
bert Penke in his custody The prisoner was
arrested last night in Minneapolis, the COM
plant being lodged against Penke by a girl
OF Eagle Grove. Penke has been in Min
neapohs about four days. He was found
with the assistance OF private detective
agency.
The Political Reform club, of Minneapo-
lis. held meeting in Medical block last
evening. which afforded a number If gen.
tlemen chance to air their views on various
proposed reform movements. The question
before the house was: What Shall We Do
With the Railroads." and an address was
delivered on this subject by S. A Stock
well.
John Leonard. arrested on the charge of
completely in the theft of a valise from the
Golden Rule, was tried before Judge Orr yes
terday and sentenced to the workhouse for
thirty days Leonard was apprehended with
young man named Carey who was DEPART
ing from the store with a valuable alligator
SatchsL Carey was sent to the workhouse
for six months.
when A. c. Mann. arrested Sunday for
drunkenness and the charge of horse
stealing. for having driven off from Seven
corners with DR.. Bole's buggy, was arraigned
IN the police court yesterday he recalled
clearly that he had partaken too freely of the
flowing bowl, and plead guilty to having
Deen drunk. but declared he remembered
nothing whatever of the buggy episode The
charge Of horse stealing was dismissed and
Mann fined $40 for drunkenness