St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
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Y, have arrived in the city and are visiting
with Judge and Mrs. Netheway and Miss
Mary Carl.
Mrs. John Small, a resident of the South
side, died yesterday afternoon. She had
been sick for some time and was apparently
improving.
The old storehouse at Hersey, Bean 81
Browns has been elevated on wheels pre-
paratory to removal to another location.
One boarder was received yesterday at
Castle Reed, named Mark Kelly, from Wright
county, who will adorn the dinner table for
two years for larceny.
At the municipal court yesterday there was
only single drunk and he was told to get.
He enquired the road TO st. Paul, where he
will look for free board.
There was good attendance at the drill of
Company X last evening, which is a very
encouraging sign. 1t is now drill or dis
band.
On Wednesday evening there was large
attendance at the roller skating rink, and
the band played with its accustomed vigor
The skaters had very pleasant time.
The hoop trundlers are becoming a nui-
sance on the street, and the police should
put stop to it on the thoroughfares, and
have the boys go somewhere else.
There were good arrivals of wheat on the
market yesterday, but it was not No 1, and
only brought 62 cents. No. 1 is worth from
three to four cents more.
j. j. Edwards and wife went by the steamer
CleOn to Taylors Falls yesterday Mr.. Ed
wards has been promising his good lady this
fine trip for some time, and chose an excel
lent day.
DR.. Jellison, who has had charge of the
hospital here for some time, thinks of NOV
ing to Hudson, Wis, to practice as a physi-
clan. His pleasant manner will soon make
him popular, and he will work his way up.
The Democratic caucus will be held on
Saturday evening to elect delegates to the
county convention on Tuesday next The
First ward has nine, the Second seven, and
the Third five delegates.
Men are still ''off to the woods" II. Nc
Kusick has just sent dozen to Hay creek to
the Long & Nelson lumber camps. VIM.
Sauntry, of Sauntry & Tozer, has gone with
men, and Others are getting ready.
Geo, Muller was yesterday dismantling the
boat house which he purchased from the
club, and as soon as he rights it, he will
move 1t to the shore and use it for boat build
ing purposes. He will have to remodel the
scow part.
Mr.. j. G. Rhodes, Jr., is taking a vacation
for short time in order to recuperate. He
requires to be outside much more than he is.
He attended too closely to business and has
to take a rest. Mr.. Charles Jellison takes
his place temporarily, and will attend to bust
ness pleasantly.
There will be a meeting tonight of the
Choral society at Music hall. Business of
the greatest Importance is to be tran sacted,
and full attendance is earnestly requested.
Do not let the society go out of existence.
We have got a shekel or two to help.
Mr.. Z. c. Reynolds, who has been on the
engineers staff at the Wisconsin Central
railroad all aummer, lett for his home in New
York state yesterday. He carries with him
the best wishes of large circle of friends in
the city, as he is a most gentemanly young
man and was general favorite.
It is more than probable that Mr. E. L.
Hospes will be the candidate for legislative
honors for the Second and Third wards in
the coming election. From all appearances
he will have walk over, as he is acceptable
| to all parties, and will make an excellent
representation as he is a business man of
undoubted ability.
"Edtha's Burglar" is the comedy to be
presented by Dlckson's Sketch club at the
Grand Opera house tomorrow evening. The
company come here highly recommended,
and at the Standard theater, Chicago, and at
other points they kept the interest of the au-
dience without Tagging The company is
first-class, and the performance is most
amusing. The box Office opens this morn
ing.
The Republicans viii hold their ward eau
cuses tonight at the following places First
ward, at the court house; Second ward, at the
city hall, aud the Third ward, at the time
keepers office of the car company, for the
purpose of eleeting delegates to the county
convention, on Saturday. The First ward
elects FIVE, the Second ten, and the Third
nine delegates. In addition to the county
officers TO be chosen on Saturday, there will
be two members for the legislature TO be
nominated, as well as county commits
sioner.
There is no use in Mellin trying to get
steady, well behaved horse, and he must feed
them too highly, because, if he gets the most
miserable old plug, in a few weeks he be-
comes as frisky as colt, and will keep Mel
/ Inns name up as a keeper of runaway
/ horses Yesterday his steady horse made
things lively by running away through Main
street, which was tbronged at the time. He
| started from South Third, down Chestnut to
/ Main, along Main Is Nelson alley, but tha
1 steep grade there was too much for him and
! he came to a halt in front of Kearney's
/ blacksmith shop on Second street The driver
was hurt, but only the seat of the delivery
wagon was damaged. We do not know as
oxen even would be safe with
his driver, so he had better get his man to
! take hand cart, and then when he gets a
1 horse to drive he will be more careful.
The stone work at the new bridge of the
I Wisconsin Central railroad is completed,
/ and the contractors, Messrs. Dawson & Sim
mons, have maintained their good name for
the excellence of the work, which surpasses
anything in this region. They we're for
merly contractors on the Welland canal,
/ Canada, the stone work on which is equal to
any in the world. They have taken con-
tracts for new railway that is to be built
from Toronto to join the Canadian Pacific
near Lake Winnipeg, in Ontario, which they
viii no doubt do as well as the one they have
Just completed here. The iron work on the
bridge is progressing satisfactorily, and win
be com fleted in November, weather permit
| ting. The track on the bridge viii be ready
for the cars by the first Of next month. II
is expected that q spur will be built for the
bridge along the river to the city, giving an
other outlet for freight. There are no engi-
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