St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-23
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ing the week.
The various churches are to have their
Christmas trees, and the little ones viii be
made happy.
Miss Grace Torinus, who has been attend
ing the Mt. Vernon seminary, Va, is ex-
pected home this morning TO spend the holt
days.
Yesterday in the probate court, before
Judge Lchmicke, the last will and testament
OF James Rutherford was proved and ad-
miited.
We regret to learn that Conductor Chase,
of the Milwaukee road, is off duty, owing to
I severe cold. He expects to be out again in
a few days.
On Friday evening Music hall will be en-
gagged by the Scandinavians, who viii pre-
sent theatrical farce, and after that is over
they viii have ball.
Jas. B. Stuetevant, who in September last
was appointed receiver of the First National
bank. jamestown, d. T., has arrived home
To spend the holidays.
The two ballot suffers from Winona were
received at the prison here on Saturday even
ing. Geo. DOtterweich having TO serve six
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George \. Torinus got home on Saturday
evening, and Fred Doe came last night from
Anr Arbor, where both are prosecuting their
studies. They return TO work after the hoH
days.
The Baptist Sunday school holds its an
nual Christmas entertainment on Wednesday
evening, aud charge the usual Christmas
tree Offering, aud will give the exercise Of
Catching Kris Krngle,"
Two young men were arrested at the st.
Paul house yesterday afternoon, charged with
an attempt at highway robbery AZ Baytown.
Our police assisted the South Saltwater con-
stable TO make the arrest.
Taere viii be a watch meeting at the
Methodist church on the last night Of the
year, DR.. Carroll preaching the sermon. All
are invited TO watch the old year out and the
new one in with them.
Coroner Merrill aud Sheriff Holcomb have
made full Investigation as to the death of
Geo. Bersehens. and from the inquiries made
10y them there was nothing that showed that
there had been any foul play.
There will, no doubt, be large gathering
at the municipal court this morning, when
Geo. Hiltz, for petty larceny, and Sven
Lanqnist. who pointed the shooter at Chas
BOO, will be tried. Both cases are creating
great deal of interest
On Sunday afternoon c. E. Ledin, with
Pitcher q Gray, was married 10 Miss Ida
Danelson, Of Vassar, Mimi, the Rev. A. F.
Torncll performing the ceremony. The
newly welded couple were the recipients of
numerous presents.
The committee on the masquerade carni-
val have received several answers from
parties at distance, informing them that
they will be present at the roller skating rink
on JAN 5. Everything points to there being
Il grand time then.
Agent f. d. Sewall, Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee s. St. Paul road at this point, left on
sunday, evening for Pennsylvania, where
Mrs. Sew all has been for some time visiting
hes friends. They both return in few
days.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Chas A.
Staples, who lives on Third street, opposite
the court house, is again confined To her
room through Illness. Her son also, aged
about eleven years, is dangerously i'll FROM
typhoid pneumonia.
Capt. Hayes and wife leave this morning
for trip t. New Orleans, going from this
point by the Omaha line to Chicago, then by
the Illinois central to Cairo, and by the
Anchor line of steamers from that point to
New Orleans. They will be gone few
weeks.
When Policeman John Yorks came home
on Saturday evening he was surprised to find
that his friends had taken possession of his
quarters, and left memeutos of their pres
ence in the shape of valuable articles suitable
for housekeeping John and his bride de-
served them all.
Mr.. L. II. Seymour, who has for a long
time been in the service OF the Omaha road
here, has made a venture in another diree-
ton, aud has purchased the confectionery
business Of II. q. Parker, lower Main street.
We trust he viii be successful, as he is de-
serving Of il.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
a drunk haG his sentence suspended, and
Arthur Gould, for larceny from a house, was
placed in charge of Sheriff Holcombe, in de-
fault of $500 bonds, to await the next sitting
OF the grand jury. A ledger left in the
morning, who had 4 comfortable sleep in
the caboOse.
Willman's big clock has got on a bust and
gone to sleep. No doubt it would be made
to move along if Engineer Whitman had time
TO attend to the inside works, but at present
it pays him TO attend TO customers instead of
his own work. The clock Is a public benefit,
and why does not the public do something
10 keep it going.
The special term Of district court met YES
terday, with Judge Crosby on the bench,
Judge McCluer not being through with bust
ness at Red Wing. The case of August
Klingbil against Augusta Glotzka was in
progress during the afternoon, but not fin
ished. Thompson 81 Manwaring and Thos.
Leeky were the attorneys in the case.
Last week Attorney Lee went to Superior
on business, and coming back he STONED at
Gordon, where he met the noted sportsman.
Capt.ssa Register, and the two went OFF on
deer hunt. Air. Lee had the pleasure OF
killing his first deer, and he is as pleased
over the exploit as young one with a tin
whistle. He had 20 hasten home as court
hadto be attended TO, but he left CAPT. Sam.
who had got two Geer when he left. Our
nimrods were elated over their success.
OIf the cabmen had weights to which their
horses halter could be attached, there would
believer runaways and less danger to the
community. Horses cannot but become
fretful having to stand in the snow, with the
thermometer below zero. Until more care is
taken there win be runaways. In cities
where there is cab law horses cannot be left
on the streets without being tied or having
some one in charge. but here the horses are
left 10 take care of themselves. Is there no
remedy for this negieetl
Our streets showed well yesterday and
Saturday from the great crowds on them.