St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
.SfiILgrufe,. Notes

The water only rose about an inch in the
past twenty-four hours.
The Crusaders have drill tonight at their
hail at St. Michael's church.
Miss Minnie Robertson, OF Salem, Mass,
is spending few days with Mrs. Mary CARL.
Mrs. E. W. Bolles and Mrs. Mary CARL
spent Sunday with friends in New Rich 2
mond.
Messrs. Gillespie 81 Harper have just sold
1000 feet of logs to the Cascade Lumber
company
The steamer City of St. Paul left for St.
Paul yesterday afternoon with four barges of
lumber and wood.
Miss May Burke and Miss Nettie Mathews
left on Saturday morning to attend the State
| Normal school at Winona.
The district court met yesterday morning,
but there being no business before Judge
McCluer he adjourned until to-day.
Mr.. s. R. Stimson returned early yester-
day morning from his trip east, and at noon
the Hon. D. NJ Sabin returned from Chi
! cagO.
The Universalists Sunday school has a pic
mic tomorrow, Wednesday, at Lake Elmo,
leaving by the 11:10 train. Everybody is
invited.
little urchin got run over in an alley
way of, Main street, near Nelson. It is a
wonder that lots of them are not killed, as
they are reckless of life and limb.
couple OF Scandians left last evening
for their old home on the eastern side of the
Atlantic, viz: Chris. Stauger and John Gus
tafson. They return next spring.
The San outfit was sold yesterday, Messrs.
James S. and John O'Brien being the pur-
chasers. 1t is intended that the SIN shall
shine as brightly as ever in about ten days.
Mr.. j. c. O'Gorman and family are still
summering at White Bear, and viii not re-
turn TO his city home at the corner of Pine
and Hocombe streets, before the end OF the
week.
Mr. Albert Lee, express messenger on the
st. Paul 81 Duluth railroad, left on Sunday
morning on a two weeks vacation, dcscrvediy
earned. Ed. Lanphear takes his place
while absent.
Freight Conductor Mulholand, Of the
Duluth road, has returned from visiting his
friends in Iowa, and was yesterday morning
on duty again. We welcome him back, and
the boys are all pleased to see him.
There will be special meet
ing of Saltwater Encampment No.
%, L o. O. F., on Thursday
evening next to confer the r. P. degree All
members are expected TO be present.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived
early yesterday morning, and during the at
ternoon took one half OF her raft down the
lake distance, and then returned for the
other half, when she proceeded to her desti-
nation.
On next Monday evening the American
play, "My Partner" viii be presented in the
Grand Opera house, and as the play is now
running in St. Paul, please read the criticism
on it in another column of the GLOBE. They
may be relied on.
At the game of base ball on Sunday at
Lake Elmo, the clerks of this city defeated
the Lehman club by 30 to 81 None of the
players have had much experience, which
accounts for the large scores. The Lohman
club treated the boys handsomely.
At the municipal court yesterday, before
Associate Judge Ewing, Ole Paulson for be-
ing drunk and dsordcrly got twelve DAYS,
and Claus Hunk and John Hagan, common
DRINKS, seven days each. The case of VIII
Jams, for larceny, will be tried before iury
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
On Tuesday, Sept. 1G, the Crusaders of
this city intend having their second basket
picnic at Lake Elmo The unfavorable
weather on the morning Of their first picnic
prevented many from attending, and it is
hoped they will have the very best of weather.
just such as the excellent organization de-
serves.
The Omaha road is selling excursion
tickets to the Interstate Industrial exposi
ton at Chicago at 1920 there and return.
good between Sept. and Oct. Is. Also for
the Exposition at Milwaukee for SI3. G5. GOOD |
between Sept - and oct. Is. They are
also having tickets for the Republican con-
veutiOn at Madison, Wis, on sent 8. for
Sl2.35 there and return, good from Sept. , |
TO 1.
The state prison inspectors, Messrs Butts. !
DeLaittre and Norrish, with Architect Rad !
clifTe, met Yesterday in Warden Reeds |
Office. Their business was chiefly routine, /
such as looking over the new building and |
the repairs to the other part, auditing the
months accounts, and work of like nature. |
They expressed much satisfaction at the !
manner in which the work is being done. |
There were some contracts before them, but
they may not be acted upon for day or two. |
Mrs. Stella Baker, who has done so much
in the way Of teaching the children of all the
principal families in the city for several
years past, will give an entertainment in the
Music hall, ON Friday evening next I'm
which some forty little misses and masters
will appear. Mrs. Bakers choice entertain
ments have become Il feature in the CITY. as /
many OF the big children remember tae /
time when she instructed them. A full /
house is guaranteed.
The excellence of the track at the Wash |
ington county fair grounds is the reason that
such wonderful goers as Johnston, 2:fO.
Rieh6all' 2I2i4 Gun, 2;l39i, and Jennie /
Withcrspoon, 2:l7, will be present. Also /
Minnie Il. will endeayor to beat Westmont's
pacing record, with running mate. OF 2:O2.
and it is thought if she cannot 10 it here she
cannot Go it on any other track, this being
the best 10y far in the country. Big purses
are offered. Everything is got up on
grand scale.
It looked to US yesterday that Matt. Clark
was going to have track laid from the
Duluth station up Myrtle street and along
Second street to the store OF Clark x Davis
10 get the ear loads Of goods landed at his
door. 1t appears that team belonging to
I'D. Elliott was being loaded with rails for
Matt. Clark's mill, just south OF the city.
when an engine came along. and the horses I
started nj galop scattering the rails at
every jump along Myrtle and Second streets,
on the latter of which thoy were stopped.
There was no damage done.
Kitty Bros, our enterprisiug commission (
men, have been spreading their borders by
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