St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04
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Dakota.
The weather here is OF the most glorious
character. One day succeeds another in
calm, bright cerulean intensity There is
no snow, the roads are like vulcanized
streets, whilst the brilliant moonht nights,
Keen aud sharp, render every species OF ac-
i've out OF door exercise, skating riding,
promenading, exceedingly enjoyable.
News was received here to day of a muir
der most foul having been committed near
Mimic. on the Forest river. the unfortunate
victim being Polander named CatrOski.
de is said to have been returning home late
Saturday from Mimic vita q considerable
sum OF money on his person, and near a
bend in the river, where the road passes
through the woods, be was waylsid and as
sassinated. Ii discovered, the perpetrators
won't be tried by Ball, or Judge Hudson 8,
no, not at al.
Bishop Walker, OF theEpiscopal church,
preached in tHe beautiful little eJidce of this
denomination yesterday 10 crowded con-
gregations, and IT is safe 10 say
it is hard to end more eloquent logical
interesting preacher in any CHURCH ihan The
bishop.
In the evening his text was, "My son,
thou in thy day had thy good things and
Lazarus his evil,' etc. and, inadvertently,
/ Take 1t, the good bisnop delivered one OF
the finest Democratic, nti-Mouopoly
speeches ever heard, it Knocked one Of
DOnneiiy's best out of time in three rounds.
In spite OF the low price OF wheat an event
occurred here, Saturday afternoon and
evening, that beg leave 10 say don I think
has been eXcelied since the time OF the mar
rage Of the burgomaster OF Rotterdam. Il
was similar OCCASION, only Herr Won DOb-
meier, the property Of the justly celebrated
Grand FOrSs Brauerei, was cciebrant. InVi-
tdtous, generally issue 10 call In the after
noon, were responded u by at least !, 900
people. procession headed by the gay
cadets followed Dy 4 large concOurse OF cIti-
Zcns, marched 10 the brewery where a cola
ton consisting OF turkeys, / am told num-
bering hundreds, and etceteras of a grand
feast were set out and King Gambrinus was
lord or all Tor tue nOace. Inirty-scvcn bar
refs of beer aud innumcrab!e cases o. ginger
ale { y alias "Go.d Standard" drank To the
heath OF the happy couple. Carriages were
AZ command ana when ready conveyed a
happy crowd 10 the spacious hail in Goizian's
block, where they trpped the nimoic heel
and toe until midnight. This is what we
call Grand Forks-isln, doing nothing hy
halves, and no such hospitality this has
been witnessed / believe west VI Chicago or
any other place.
The first Democratic banner and which
was inscribed Cleveland, Wuson aud anti
Monopoiy'' ever flown in north Dakota still
floats proudly over K. ST. Julian Cox's
odice, there TO remain, So says the judge.
until March 4, and as it won't come down
must On, forgot to say that Il. VI. Hunt
VINO will be remembered by many Of the q.
A. X. of st. Paul as one OF the visiting COM
rades from here of the Willis A. German
post, met with a very dangerous perhaps
fatal accident yesterday whilst out shooting.
By an accidental discharge of his gun tie
entire charge entered the upper part OF the
left leg, lodging near the thigu bone. The
doctor (Wneeier) says it is very serious
wound. Yours truly, YANKToN.