St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-11
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Rev. Mr.. Bradshaw has returned from the
east.
J. D. Bradley made Rochester q visit this
week.
Mrs. Cook and her son. John R., have returned
| from the east.
General Hawley, late adjutant general. was here
| last Saturday.
Mrs. H. Pratt. of Faribault, is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. jay LaDu.
jerome Egan. Of Pierre, is in the city and will
remain few days.
The Spanish Students will appear in this city
some time this month.
Michael Slater, real estate dealer, Minneapolis,
was in the city Tuesday.
The material for the Broadway bridge has been
shipped from Milwaukee.
Miss Virginia Gray, of Lake City, is in the city
visiting Mrs. P. A Bartlett.
| The Peak sisters will give an entertainment at
the seminary chapel Friday, March 18th.
E. S. Crowell went 10 st. Paul and Minneapolis
| to introduce his Photographic dry plates.
W.. j. Eaton states that the poultry crop of last
| year in this county amounts to S45, 900.
DR.. C. K Bartlett, superintendent of the st.
Peter Insane asylum, was in the city Thursday.
The subject of the lecture to be given at Grace
church Sunday is ''Our Indebtedness to the BIZ
| ble'
E. A Younglove started for Deadwood last
week, where he will engage in the real estate
business.
Mrs Gile Reader, OF Osrand Island, Nebras-
ka, is visiting the family of John V. Campbell, Of
this city.
W. j. Weman and Miss Helen Leet, were mar
ried at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
Thursday evening. They left for Pierre, D. T., on
the night train
Gus Hargeshemer sold eight tickets last week,
to parties in Germany, who will come to Olmsted
county this season.
The New England dinner and reception, which
was announced to be held at the Congregational
church, some time since, will take place at the
chapel this evening.
Hon. L. Morris, of Fredonia, New York. is WIS.,
iting his son Walter, assistant cashier Of the
Union National bank.
J. G. Platte returned from Florida last Satur-
day. He went to that state hoping the climate
might prove beneficial to his lungs. which are af-
fected, but found it was the reverse.
The Republicans held their city caucus We'd
| nesday forenoon and nominated the following
| candidates: Mayor S. Written; city attorney,
W. Logan Breckenridge; George P. Parmelee :;
| assessor, G. S. Cook; marshal H. Kalb; street
City JustlCe,0 w. DELI
| jamin; school commissioner at large, W. II.
Dodge. fine array of talent and integrity
which will doubtless receive the undivided sup
port of the Republican element in the city.
| Mr. Finley, of Dubuque, Iowa, was here this
| week looking for location for skating rink.
On investigation by the coroner it has been dis
covered that little Athon Quick, who fell dead in
his uncle's yard while picking up chips, had been
shamefuliy neglected by the parties in whose
care he had been placed. 1t will be remembered
| by the readers of the GLOBE that, of the Quick
| family, the father, mother and one child, were
killed in the cyclone. Atom and Bernard, the two
of the five remaining children, were taken by
their uncle, August Quick, who resides three
miles west 0f this city. where they have since
remained. STbe coroner found on examining the
body of the dead child, that his feet had been
| frozen, had received no attention or care, and
| found gaDgrenous flesh still clinging to the
stumps of his toes. He was thinly clad, and his
| body so emaciated that the bones nearly pricked
| through the flesh. 1t seems from the statements
of the examining physicians, that some one is
responsible for the death of this little orphan
1t is painful to believe that there is in the
vicinity who would so neglect and mistreat help
less child, as to render his life painful burden
and finally cause his death. Yet if it is true, we
hope that speedy justice will be melted out to
him