St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-03
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Mr. Ira W. Castle left yesterday morning
for weeks deer hunting in the Snake river
region.
Anumber of men left yesterday morning
for the Snake river camps to work for J. S.
Anderson & Co.
Mr. Van Scott, brother Of Mrs. A. NJ.
Kiehle, has taken the position Of 5ookkeeper
with Mr.. f. Phinny, bookseller and statiOner.
When our contemporaries use the figures
we compiled Of the lumber cut, they would
do well 70 give credit FOR the same.
The Union band win give grand con-
cert and ball in the Music han on next
Thursday evening. They will have grand
time.
The body of Samv Hcrsey will arrive this
morning by the Milwaukee rusd, and be
taken to the residence of his uncle, Col.
Rock Hers"y.
Do not fail to be out tonight to hear Dr..
Carrol's interesting lecture, in the Presby-
terrain ehGrrh parlors, or Further Scenes
from Pilgrims Progress"
DR.. Dunn arrived home last evening from
s. Peter, where he went in bbedience to 4
telegram asking him TO olficiate at the
funeral Of an old member of MS church.
There were three prisoners received yester-
day from Otter Tail county, al committed
for assault with intent 10 rob- Daniel HOl
land and John Spencer got ten mouths each
and Michael Shott eight months
A number OF men lief yesterday morning
by the Duluth road 60 work ON the c. " Mel
SON Lumber company's shRnties, and it looks
as If there is 20 De larger cut of logs this
season than was at one time intended.
Mr.. II. J. Chambers has been appointed
by Receiver Brown to have charge of every
thing outside OF the office OF the Northwestern
Manufacturing q Car company. A better
appointment could not have been made.
Receiver Brown recommends that there
be no general business manager appointed
pOintment cannot be made that will fill that
position by inauguration with another.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Brush returned yesterday
morning from Winona, where he aceompa-
MED his wife, who was suddenly called to the
bedside OF her mother, who has been taken
suddenly ILL Mrs. Brush did not return.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Seymour left yesterday for
New Orleans, where he viii meet the other
commission, who 20 to South America. The
trip that way is decidedly more pleasant than
the other, and they will all take in the Worlds
exposition aud gather many points.
The meetings on Sunday afternoon at the
Y. VI. c. a. rOoms have been more numer-
ousiy attended of late, but not nearly as
many are present as there should be- Let a
more general interest be taken in the work
of the association.
Yesterday showed decided improvement
in the amount of wheat brought n, and was
the largest of this season. Over $500
bushels were marketed. The price still con-
tinues low, but the farmers are resigned to
10 the inevitable.
Sprague, the Fargo embezzler from the
Northwts stern Manufacturing and Car COM
pany, will be indicted 5y the grand jury, as
bis friends failed tn come to time in the ar
rangement he proposed. The evidence is
direct, aud he has confessed to the malfeas-
ance in Office.
Mr.. Stickuey, one OF the committee APP
pointed by tue directors of the Northwestern
Manufacturing Il Car company, has returned
as far As Chicago. We understand he, with
the other members OF the committee. made
certain propositions, and they were referred
by the creditors TO a committee o. seven.
The wife of Albert Lee, express messenger,
presented him with a ine boy yesterday
morning, and he did not take his usual trip
on the Duluth train, having received nicer
express parcel than any he carries over the
road. We are pleased to know that the
mother is doing well.
Chel Shortall has just been made the re-
cipient of handsome baton or policeman IS
club from Mr.. Abe. Hall. One of the cou-
victs made it from pieces of leather having a
steel cover, and it is as firm aud hard as any
wood, besides taking high polish. At the
handle is a guard, with bone bands and brass
caps. Il is a nobby 'billy," aud Matt is
proud of his defender.
There will be meeting Of the committee
of the relief society this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
association. 1t is learned that several fami-
lies who have been carried by the relief So
ciety in times past are still on the needy roll.
A thorough organization OF the city will be
effected when il is hoped that every case OF
want will be seen to and the remedy applied.
Messrs. F. II. Ewing, E. L. Eldred. J. C.
Hening, A. NJ. Kiehle aud DIR. T. C. Clark
will leave for Northfeld to attend the state
convention of the Y. NJ. c. A. on Thursday
morning, the meeting not opening until in
the evening, when DR.. NOrthrup will deliver
an address. There will, no doubt, be large
amount of beneficial work done, us the many
workers in the great cause will enter upon an
aggressive war, and do everything possible
for the benefit Of the human race.
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secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, was in the city
yesterday, comforting with the directors as tC
the best means for the furtheranee Of the
work Of the association here. The meeting
was a pleasant one, and will tend to an ex
tended usefulness of the association. Mr.
Williams is an energetic worker, and homes
to have a large attendance at the state meet.
ing at North6eld on Thursday next, and fol.
lowing days.
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