The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-24

TabcrnacIe Society," special meet
ing of the Tabernacle society will be held
at the Ryan Annex today a. 1881 a. IN.
viii Build E1ngincH-'fhe National
Power company was Incorporated yes
terdaV With Il capital of $4,000 The IN
cnrloratcrs were E. Goraeau. f. smith
and j. NJ Williams. of Minneapolis The
con7panv is established 10 manufacture
engines.
Found the Machine--DetectiVe Hal
lowell recovered a Remington typewriter
YESTERDAY. which was stolen last week
from Miss Julia Fitzgerald, Minneapolis
stenogrGpher. and brought to st. Paui'
where it was pawned in |. Lazarus Shop
on Minnesota street.
Fertilizer Company OreaHi1cs-Ar-
ticlcs of incorporation Were filed yester-
day for the Great Western Fertilizer
Manufacturing company with capital
stock of $40 600 The incorporators are
Mark r. Flower. Charles II. Mcclellan
and Charles r. Montgomery, all of st.
Paul.
Died al ROchcster-Clerk of PROBATE
Sundberls Yesterday received notice OF
th.. deatn at the state asylum at Roches-
fer of Patrick r. Smith, on March ~, OF
heart disease Smith was committed
from Ramsey county on Feb. H. 1898, and
was seventY-eight years old
Thieves We're Amnteurish - P.
O'Gradys grocery store at the corner OF
Wabasha street and College avenue was
entered NVednc sday night The work was
aDnarcntlv that of amateurs, entrance be-
ING secured through broken pane OF
glass. Three boxes of cigars. cigarettes
and SD in change was taken.
Alexandria Jail Unsnfe-Secretary
jackson, of the state board OF charlues,
has returned from inspecting the county
iaiI at Alexandria. Douglas county. lie
found the iail in Il cellar and that it was
unsafe, unsauitary and extravagant. Inc
matter will be referred to the board at
once He found the Stearns county jail
at ST Cloud in good condition.
Atyvuter street SeVyer-The board or
public works Yesterday opened bids for
the construction of sewer on Atwater
street from Rice street to Sylvan street
The city engineers estimate OF cost was
81 320 and there were five bidders: Peter
Peterson, 81. Az; Andrew Martinson, $l'Slz;
Patrick Doherty, $l,267; John Lindqulst
81 293; F. J. Ryan, $1,540; Nicholas Feyen'
SI543: Anderson & Johnson, Sl,2%.
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NeXv VeIeuhone Company - The
Southern Electric Telephone Company Oh
NIinneapolis was incorporated yesterday.
Its capital stock is $4,000. The incorpo-
rators are D. n. Tallman, of Wfllmar; :;
Charles Webster, Wauconta. To-; A Z.
Webster Wauconia, To-; David e. Jones
MINNEAPOLIS, and Andrew Larsen, VIII
mar. The articles of incorporation DO
NOT say where the telephone lines will
run.
QrinIan Was Not Sure-The case OF
ANDY Quinlan against George Dutour
came 1lo- for. trial in Judge Orr's court
Yesterday. Dufour was held for larceny.
Quinlan was drunk at the time the money
Is alleged to have been taken ana upon
appearing In court was unable TO state
whether Dufour took his money, or
whether he had spent 1t. He was averse
to pushing the case, but upon OHlcer
Calis representation that evidence could
be secured to convict Dufour of the
charge the case was continued.
VIII Display Motion Pfctures-The
motion picture show which was to nave
been given Saturday, March II, was post
poned for two weeks and will be given
tomorrow at s p. M. at the Y. M. C. A.
gymnasium. The iirn exhibiting these
superb pictures have lately received a
few new pictures taken in Porto Rico and
Manila. 1t is said that these new pic
lures representing scenes and places
made historic by the late war, are sur
-passingly beautiful and perfect. There
are also some new comic scenes which
will make up an entertainment or rare
interest. The entertainment will be given
tonight and Saturday evening in order
to accommodate all who wish to see these
popular and wonderful motion pictures