St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-19

having purchased residence on SouCn
Fourth street.
In to-morrow's issue we expect to attend to
a few of our business houses.
AT present there are six patients in the city
hospital, three men and three women.
Wanted-To rent, good house and barn
for term of years. Apply to A. Rohr-
bach.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Dr. Marshall
losta gold bracelet snake style, between Oak
park and the city. Any one finding it will
please leave it at Hening q Millard's drug
store, and be rewarded.
Last week Receiver Brown and j. N. Cas-
tie went off chicken hunting, and are ex-
pected back about Thursday morning. How
the feathered tribes will suffer when they are
after them, as they are old stagers. They
both need rest from business cares.
The shipments still continue up to its old
high standard by the Northwestern Manufac-
/ turing & Car company, as the week ending
Aug. 16, shows; Sixty separators, thirty-five
horsepowers and twenty-four engines, many
of which are just finished. This represents
| quite sum of money.
Mr.. Jos. Schupp has just returned from a
| trip over the Northern Wisconsin road hav-
ing visited all the towns on its line, and also
Ashland, Bayfield, and Wasburn, the new
city, where the railway will next winter and
| spring expend half million in wharves,
elevators, etc. He reports the prospects as
| good in all the towns visited.
! Yesterday morning on the arrival of the
800 a. m. train on the Omaha road, the en-
gineer made some extra blowing of his en-
gines whistle causing some three or four
teams attached to cabs and buses at the
station to start to run away. One of Judd
Orff's carriages was overturned in the mud,
which was the only mischief that occurred.
| Mr.. A. G.. Triebel, the new partner in the
firm of Jos. Schupp and Sons yesterday, let
the contract for the erection Of a residence
for him on Fourth street, next Mr.. Schupp's,
to Mr.. VIM. May for 81, 500. Mr. Suther
lands tender was So, $50 and Northy Bros,
50, 934. This is pretty close competition.
The building will be of wood, and of modern
design. 1t will make quite an addition to
South Fourth.
On Sunday party of young folks, princi-
pally girls, were taking ride in the country,
when, in passing farmers orchard they
became covetous of the apples inside the en-
closure. One of the young girls in trying to
reach some off the fence fell to the ground
with such force as to be rendered insensible,
and had to be carried into the farmers
| house, where means were taken to revive
her. This was difficult to do, but with liberal
use OF whisky extern ally and Internally, she
| recovered so as to be able to ride home
She ached badly yesterday morning and the
whisky gave her a big head. Apples have
wrought much evil to mankind
Yesterday the Pioneer Press had a some
what elaborate article on the reorganization
of the Northwest Manufacturing and Car
company, stating that on Friday last there
was meeting of the stockholders, and that
new directors and officers were elected, and
giving the modus operandi of the whole pro-
ceedings. Except in that there was no re-
orgination of the company, no meeting Of
the stockholders, and no election of directors
and officers, the article in question may be
said to be correct. 1t is a pretty well got up
article, and the only fault to find with it is,
| it was Manufactured out of whole cloth and
wholly imaginary. When any changes are
made the GLOBE will be on hand to give re-
liable information. A representative Of the
GLOBE saw the principal stockholders and di-
rectors of the company in the city yesterday
who emphatically deny any changes, and
! that there was no meeting called or held by
| Mr.. Sabin or any other stakeholder. Mr..
| Sabin thinks that there are parties in st.
| Paul who know more about his affairs and
the doings Of the stockholders here than they
| do themselves.
We copy the following from the Journal, of
Aug. IL, published at Newburg, N. Y.
where DR.. Carroll, of this city. has been for
some time, and it shows that the popular
Presbyterian divine of this city is, as usual,
electrifyng the people by his eloquence:
''On Sabbath morning Trinity NJ. f. church
was largely attended. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Carroll. In addition to
the regular congregation, all the churches
were well represented. The service was very
| impressive, and the sermon one of great
| power, from Daniel v. 6.
SIN the evening so great was the throng,
that before the hour of service the building
was crowded-aisle, gallery, vestibule and
altar while many were unable to gain en-
entrance into the building, even the rear
hallway and anteroom containing people.
| Ut. CafTOu ucilNercu Ills lccIure Oh nc
Young Man in Chains" in compliance with
the formal request of several temperance
lodges and the public generally. For over
an hour the speaker held the audience in the
chains of his eloquence, and gave the cause
of reform noble impulse by the wisdom
and power of his plea. He urged the tenn
/ perance workers to use more tact in their eff
forts at reform. Tact, he said, was the win
ming word"