St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-07
Stiti,vater Notes.

20 attenu surgical operation.
Durant, Tozer & Co. have sold 300, 900 feet
Of lumber to Brooks Bros, of Minnesota,
this state.
Several OF our school marms went to st.
Paul and Minneapolis on Saturday, return
Ing to the city on Saturday evening.
A young man, employed at the Florence
mill, had finger taken off in the machinery
yesterday. DR.. Waiter dressed it. He had
been employed at the mill for upwards of a
year.
Mrs. James Thompson and daughter, of
St. Croix Falls, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, and will visit few days with her
sister, Mrs. Fred McKusick.
Time Keeper Sanftenberg, of the North
western Manufacturing 81 Car company, is
busy making out the pay rolls for the past
month, and the pay list viii amount to a
very handsome sum.
Aid. Kelly's horse wanted to be in the
fashion, and tried to make things lively on
Third street yesterday He did not like the
wagon coming on has heels. No one was
hurt.
Henry Mohr thought be would shoot ducks
On Sunday, but knowing nothing about a
gun, he did not load il right and his face and
eyes got too much of the powder. He wont
any more for some time
DR.. Game has a curiosity in his Office, be-
lag some cotton received from Kansas, the
pods just open and the white cotton pro-
truding. To one who has never seen cotton
grow it is worth examining.
Capt Root, who had his foot 50 badly in
Jured few days ago, is improving. His
wife who has been ill for some time, thinks
that she must get well now, SO as to help in
taking care OF her husband.
The steamers Evansville and Dan Bronson
will be here tomorrow or next day, having
made a rem arkably fast trip this time, and
the Penn Wright will get back Saturday. All
will take rats south as soon as they arrive.
Judge McCluer went to Red Wing on
Saturday AMI held court there. motion on
new trial was argued before him, and he
sentenced Samuel Trip to the state prison
Tor live years Tor assault to do great bodily
harm.
Mr.. John O'Brien leaves this morning for
his timber limits on the Nimacoggin river,
where they will begin their winter operations.
The cut will be large, and consist entirely of
only first class logs, such logs as this season
commanded paying prices.
State Superintendent Kiehle wishes to have
photographs of the various school buildings
in the city sent him, OF the principal ones,
as it is intended to have all the principal
schools grouped and photographed for the
worlds exposition at New Orleans.
The fire alarm apparatus which was at
tached to the bell at the Presbyterian church
Is being put in full running operation, and
the alarms given from there will be heard all
over the city. BY having fire cards the loca-
lion OF any fire may be easily ascertained.
An ungraded school was started yesterday
in the Central school building in the room
up stairs at the northeast corner. Miss Me-
Grath is engaged as teacher, and she has re-
lieved a little of the pressure that has been
telt in the other departments.
The Choral society, which has just been
recognized, will meet next Friday evening
in the Opera hall, at the Grand Opera house
building. They have engaged this hall for
their regular rehearsal meetings, and it will
again be resonant with the choicest vocal
strains.
Mabel Stanley and her famale MINISTRIES at
the Opera house on Saturday evening There
is no need of recommending them as they
always have full houses. They give first
class performance, and much of the high
kicking usual with such troopes is done away
with in Mabel SANKEY'S mastodons.
On Saturday evening, Samuel Trip, who
only short time since left the state prison,
returned again, this time from Red Wing,
T.,. Of Gy., H.
found guilty Of assault 10 do great bodily
harm. He likes the board and lodging here
very well, and was pleased To get back again.
John w Dunsmore and lothian Powell
had a narrow escape on Sunday. They were
driving on Olive street near Mr.. Peavy's res
iGence when the horse became excited and
turned TO run away, but as he was nearing
the embankment TO go over with the buggy
he fell, breaking the shafts and harness 1t
was fortunate that he fell, because if they
had gone over the embankment they would
have been seriously injured.
Mr.. II. Jassoy and family returned yester-
day morning from Davenport, Iowa, where
they had been visiting for few weeks He
says that politics are running very high
there. We see he has got on Blaine badge
with hog pendent therefrom Although
notup in symbols, we would say it was rather
hoggsh. In Chicago the expression is fire.
quently heard, that pork is king, aud it may
be applicable in this case.
The amusing play, ''The Corner Grocery, -
will give performance in the Grand Opera
house on Monday evening of next week.
They can get up more amusement than anv
similar play going, and the press speak highly
of them. They are in st. Paul and Min
:ieapolis this week, so that If our readers
wish to know just what they do, and how they
do it, let them read the notices given each
day in the GLOBE.
Yesterday the stars and stripes were float
ing from the flagstaff at the state prison for
the first time since the rebuilding. The rea-
son of this was, Gov. Hubbard and the pri-
son inspectors, with Architect Radcliffe, were
in session, aud for the first time, in the new
and handsomely fitted up room that they are
TO occupy. The business was chiefly routine,
the auditing Of accounts, and the talking
over of the financial situation. They were
much pleased with the manner in which the
work Of rebuilding and increasing the prison
las been done, and pronounced the work
perfect in every particular.
The Florence mill started Yesterday morn
ing with full head and is running nicely.
Grain is coming in quite freely, with prices
from sixty to sixty-fye cents, according to
grade. Hinkle, Greenleaf X CO., of Mime
apolis, have rented both mills aud Mr.. J. II.
Towusheud is to manage them. As soon as
the Florence mill is in good working order
and going smoothly the st. Croix, or MIL s,
viii be started. Grain is required TO come
in more rapidly than it is doing 70 keep the
mills nj work but as soon as the farm p ara