St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
stfIl,eater No,,s

FAY, who wresfied Robinson last evening
is now an employe ofthe Omaha road.
Dave Staples has left for New Orleans,
where be viii remain for some time
young man on Thursday evening dislo-
Gated his shoulder by falling at the skating
rink.
By the new machinery put in the elevator
some twenty extra cars OF wheat can be IN
loaded daily. This will pay for the expense
OF putting In the new works.
Let there be full attendance this evening
at the meeting of the Public Library associa-
ton, as business OF vital importance will be
considered. Meeting at O'Clock.
The attendance last evening at the parlor
Of the Presbyterian church was large, and the
excellent menu presented by the ladies was
done full justice TO. A handsome amount
was realized.
The business at present before the probate
court is not large. Yesterday Judge Lehrn-
icke, in the case of the estate of Ebeuezer
Ayres, deceased, licensed the executor IN
sell real estate. David -Tozer was appointed
guardian Of David A. Tozer, minor.
The young gentlemen OF our city. aud who
frequent the skating rink, are arranging to
have a carnival after New Year, and from
those who are taking an active part in it
there is guarantee that il will be success.
committee has been appointed.
New wires are being pct up for the electric
light, and in few DAYS the electric current
will be supplied from Mr.. David Swain's ma
chine shop on south Third street. This win
give a steadier supply than formerly, the
current being supplied from south Saltwater
There Is beautiful hand painted dinner
set, and also bread, milk aud salad bowl
on view in Miss Fields window, which will
be rallied for at the fair to be held on next
Thursday evening" by the ladies Of Ascension
church. at the roller skating rink. They are
worth looking al.
There will be cheap rates 10 New Orleans,
via the Omaha road, during the Christmas
season from Saltwater. They can 90 from
Chicago by any road they may select By
caiiing on Mr. HAYDEN, the agent for the
road here, they will find out the extra low
rates.
The old boarding house near Hersey, Bean
& Browns little mill, after standing twenty
nine years. is fast being taken to pieces. 1t
was built in the old stl lie when timber was
plentiful, as the bents are close together and
very heavy. The timbers are as sound as
the day they were put in.
The floral offerings which were presented
at the time Of Officer Dan MeDarthy's funeral
were sent to St. Paul to be preserved, and
they came back yesterday looking just as
fresh as the day they were sent over. Burt
& Co., the undertakes, had the work done
for the relatives Of our friend Dan Mccarthy
The dance which is TO be given by com
pany 4 is being looked forward to with
pleasure. as the young folks last winter had
such good times attending these choice par
ties. Although some of the members have
become Benediets, they have lost none Of
their former relish for such an exhilerating
amusement.
at the meeting Of Washington Royal Arch
chapter on Thursday evening the following
officers we're elected; NJ. E. II. P, W. E.
Cove; E. K, J. A. Reed; E. s., w. VI. May;
c. H., K NJ. Anderson; p. s, A. X. Doe;
r. a. C., Frank Hall; treasurer, E. Capon /;
secretary, T. II. Warren; post VI. E. H. p,
E. A. Folsom.
There was a case Of drunk aud disorderly
before Judge Netheway yesterday morning.
II appears the young man had hired horse
and buggy from Hansen & Co.'s II very sta
bles, and getting drunk smashed the rig and
then refused to make the loss good aud was
arrested. He paid $40. damages, and sem
tenee for being drunk and disorderly was
I suspended.
Yesterday woman, whose name We win
not mention, went to Hanson & Co.'s meat
market TO purchase supplies. She asked the
price Of fish, taking one in with her in her
hand, while she had been observed hiding
another under her cloak. She paid for the
one she had in her hand, but took the two
away in her basket The other was charged
against her. She may try it once too often.
The ladies Of Ascension church, Episeo-
palian), viii on next Thursday evening. hold
a grand fair at the roller skating rink.
They take full charge of skates and floor,
and the same success awaits them as they
had last simmer. They know Just how to
manage such an entertainment, and the
organ fund viii have large amount added
10 il. We need not bespeak a full attend
anee, because Of that they are assured.
The attendance on Thursday evening at
the concert and ball given by the Saltwater
Union band al the Music hall, was largely at
tended, the spacious floor not being sufficient
to accommodate more than half the dancers
at time. The band enlivens the entertain
ments that are held in the city aud the boys
deserved the bumper house they had. The
financial proceeds were quite satisfactory.
Mr. Alex Richards returned yesterday
morning from his vacation. He visited his
old friends in the Province of Quebec, aud
was pleased to see them. lie said he was
glad to get back to Crandall & Barclays, as
dispensing drugs is not as fatiguiug work as
] travelling. BE took fine canine back with
him, and one who thinks he has finer
purp just bring him along. Alexis friends
here are pleased TO see him.
Last evening we were shown q letter re-
ceived by Mr.. Dudley a. Hersey from the
colonel commanding the military academy
where Sammy Jersey died. His death was
undoubtedly from paralysis Of the heart. Thr
letter is one that cannot fail in carrying CON-
fort to the bereavcd parents, showing the
esteem in which ne was held, aud the sorrow
Of every pupil of that vast training school.
The only two deaths that have occurred at the
academy we're those of the colonel's own son
and Sammy Hersey.
At the district court yesterday morning
Judges Crosby aud MeCluer sat on the bench
to listen to arguments in the ease OF Fisk
against the board of county commissioners
Fayette Marsh appeared for the plaintiff and
j. n. Castle, In Iae absence of County At
torney Ira W. Castle, for the defendants
| The case was taken under advisement. The
case Of Harlow against Marsh was postponed
| until Dec. 90 Mr. Thomson attorney foI
has been before the district court over year,
and it appears to hang fire at every point