St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-31
SfiIgirGfer Notes.

getting dry.
The steamer Gloon went north yesterday
again, all damage by the explosion having
been fully repaired.
Elmer Osborne, Magnolia restaurant, keeps
the best oysters and has the best cook in the
city Meals served at all hours.
Mr.. VIM. P. Sawyers little child, aged one
month and twenty days, died of congestion
Of the brain on Monday evening.
There was regular old fashioned jam at
the roller skating rink on Wednesday even
ing, and all enjoyed themselves to the
fullest
We regret to learn that Mrs. Wm. P. Saw
yer, whose baby died on Wednesday, has
just received telegram that her mother is
dying at her old home.
1t is hardly probable that the Marine
Blaine and Logan club will attend the rally
tonight as they cannot get steamer by
which to come down.
Mr.. G. w. Cable, OF Davenport, Ia, was
in the city yesterday. He states that election
matters are very warm in that section, with
Cleveland and st. John ahead.
Sheriff O'Gorman brought over a couple
more boarders for the state prison. George
States, for assault, gets free board for one
year and six moths, and WIN. Ryan takes a
year for larceny.
Margaret Mather on Monday evening next
At the Grand Opera house in Honeymoon"
Box open to- morrow morning at Q o'clock
See the notices Of her in another column. as
she is now playing in st. Paul.
We understand that Vim. Schmidt, who
was to run for the legislature on the indie
pendent ticket for the First ward of Saltwater
and Marine district, has withdrawn, leaving
the fight between the Hon. Z. W. Durant and
Mr.. Chas Peterson.
Mr.. James G. Foley is making a capital
run for county auditor, and is assured that
he will have the majority Of votes on Tuesday
next. During the two terms he mas held the
Office be has discharged the duties to the SAT
isfaction Of the taxpayers
The Young Peoples Social union of the
Baptist church, had a very successful sociabe
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. L. II.
Seeley, South Fourth street The attendance
was good and the young people enjoyed
themselves with harmless amusements.
Mr.. John Bcrgeron, who has been having
vacation of eight weeks visiting friends in
the province Of Quebec returned home yes
terday afternoon. He says they have had
quite a touch of winter in that region already,
and he is glad to get back TO saltwater
Before Judge Crosby in chambers yester-
day, the injunction case of Walker, Judd 81
Weaver VS.. Rose Il Lehman was being tried,
but it viii be several days before it is fin
ished. Fayctte Marsh, assisted by Geo. +.
Sabn. appear for plaintiffs, and j y. Searles
for defendants
Last season was a most successful one for
the mills Of Walker, Judd Il Veazie at
Marine Their cut Of lumber was upwards
of II, 500, 600 feet, and had their logs held
out the cut would have been nearly ?, 900, 900
more. All the other cutting, such as shingles,
Hath, etc, was in proportion, SO that the little
mile did wonders.
In probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicke in the case OF VIM. B. Dibbc,
deceased. petition was fled for license to
sell real estate, which will be heard on Dec
%. In the case of the estate of Thomas II.
Clary, deceased. the petition of John Clary
for letters Of administration were filed, which
will be heard on Nov. "a.
We learn that Mr. Fayette Marsh will
speak in Music hall on Monday evening,
taking as his subject "a tariff for revenue"
This subject Mr.. Marsh has studied in all its
bearings, and as he is an elegant speaker
he will present IL in a manner that cannot
fail to rivet the attention of his hearers. His
statistics are beyond dispute.
On Wednesday evening there was big
Republican gathering at Marine under the
auspices of the Blaine and Logan club,
which was addressed by Geo. F. Sabiu. and
Charles Peterson, candidate for leg islative
honSn. MeSsrs. Folsom ana Masterman,
candidates for county honors. were also
present and helped to keep the ball rolling
Politics are rather one sided in Marine
Some of the friends of those who came on
the excursion from Hudson on Wednesday
went down with them to Hudson on their re-
turn home, hut got left there by the boat
They had to hire teams TO take them to this
city, and when on their way back they met
the eight couples that were left here, who
missed the boat This kind of work is good
for the livery men.
The registration win not be large at this
time here, as the election last spring had
nearly every voter out, and the new arrivals
will not cause much work Quite a mum Der
are taking out naturalization papers, and the
be ready to vote on Tuesday next. Register
ing may be done tomorrow during the whole
day sud evening, and also on Monday and
on Tuesday morning before o'clock.
Walker. Judd Il Veazie. Marine. have
been getting in an extra stock Of general mer-
chandise during the past few days. They
came to Saltwater by rail, thence BY steamer
TO Marine. The firm have had such big
seasons work with the mill that things are
just booming with them They have bust
ness transactions with a large section OF
country on both sides Of the river. Their
new stock is the largest they have had for
years.
John Splan was in this city again yester-
DAY. When he was here few days ago be
was unable TO meet Mr.. Abe Rohrback. who
was in Chicago but who has Just returned
A gentleman wishes To purchase Lulu Judd
as a driving beast for his own use, and Mr..
Splan is attending to the matter for him.
II the gentleman gets her he will have to nav
a good price, because with training she will
make a fast trotter Splan knows her value
better than any one else.
Messrs. Fayette Marshsnd. II. II. Harrison.
of the saltwater water works, were in Marine
on Wednesday taking measures of the water
in the case of Walker, Judd X Veazie vs..
Rose n I.ohmsu. While these gentlemen
we're measuring water II IS asserted by one
that knows and who is a most reliable and
upright gentlemen and has patterned after
Geo. Washington, that those looking for
votes were measuring something stronger.
Well, the dav was a little chilly, and nc
doubt they did not want to take cold.
On "Wednesday afternoon, between aud
eo'clock, case Of robbery occurred at the