Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-01
ROCHESTER,.

Wheat receipts are light.
The new Zumbro Touring mill started yes
terday.
The county commissioners meet Jan. 9th at
the court house.
Three of our notables are in Chicago, Dick
Jones. Sam. Written and Dan Morrison.
DR.. D. o. Fosgate, of this city, has in
vented trace buckle that will commend
itself to any examining 1t.
County Treasurer Keys is anxious to in
form his friends that his red nose is caused
by freezing. Nothing else.
Innocents' day will be celebrated at the
Episcopal church at P. NJ. to-day. tree
decked with presents will be the order.
Union service was held at the Baptist
church last evening. Rev. j. Whistler preach
ed from the - verse of the IL chapter of
Luke.
The Northwestern Benefit association are
billing the city for their course of entertain
ments. The prospects are that they will be
we'll patronized.
Seymour Packer was before Justice Eaton
charged with moving mortgaged property,
snd put under $500 bonds. c. Fl. Grun-
man went his bail.
One inch Of snow fell last night, which
improves the sleighing. A still alarm was
sent to the engine house, caused by CHM
ney burning oat on Fifth street.
Murray Westfall aud wife were agreeably
surprised by their friends, it being the
twelfth anniversary Of their marriage. They
were presented with fine buffalo robe.
Charles Prentiss, OF New Haven, stole
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horse blankets, at the Perry house barn. He
was arrested, AND paid his fine of $500.
The funeral services of j. j. Sullivan, who
was drowned in Lake Michigan Oct. 10Th,
was recently held in this city and his re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
The Joint committee from tho several
churches meet at the Baptist church We'd
nesday night to consumate the final ar
engagements for the coming of Whittle and
McGranahan.
Appeal is made to the NJ. E. churches
throughout the State for aid to assist in the
erection of church on the size of the one
recently burned a. Waseca, which cost
$1,000; insured for $4,000.
Saturday evening, at the Odd Fellows
hall, the A. o. y. w. elected A. f. Keys,
III. w.. ". =. AuuerSOI, W. L .: IL. DyScu, W..
j. w. Soule, secretary; I. Robinson, F..
VIM. Toogood, treasurer; c. E. Stats, I. s.
An order has been received by the Roches-
ter Harvester and Binder company, from
Mr.. Knudson, whose headquarters are at
Fergus Falls, for 500 Chapman's binders. At
the shops they are at work to their fullest
capacity, and will endeavor to fill the order.
Through the kindness of FL. T. Harmon,
clerk OF court, we are furnished with this
statement: Number of marriages during
1879, 237; divorces, Is; naturalizations, II.
OF these "a are from Norway and Sweden.
20 from Germany, IS from Denmark, 10
from Ireland and 5 from England and Scot
land.
Nicholas Dee, an old ,nau residing in
Hsverhill, happening to be caught out during
the recent cold weather when the thermom-
eter averaged, according to different locali-
ties, from 40 to 46 degrees below zero, and
became so chilled that he died from the eff
fects. The funeral services were held at st.
Johns Catholic church, Saturday.
Rochester Encampment No. =, 1. o. o. F.,
have elected the following officers: A. Hark-
ms, c. P; L. o. Benjinnin, II. p; c. T.
Coer S. W.; D. Patterson, j. W.; L. G. Dud
ley, Scribe Thos. Ireland, Treas; j. w.
Eveistins, Guide; Il. B. Ieet, l. S.; T.
Schwartz, LIST Watch: j. G. Meyette, End
Watch; c. Nenise, Bird Watch; Fl. Kalb, 4th
Watch,