St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-14
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Mr.. $. r. Stimson is in about the same con-
dition and be rested easily yesterday
Major W. H. Day, of the Standard Lumber
company, Dubuque was in the city yester-
day.
Don't forget the oyster supper tonight at the
Presbyterian church at O'Clock, There viii be
plenty for every one.
We regret to learn that Mr.. A. NJ Kiehle has
received a telegram informing him Of the serious
illness of his mother.
Mrs. Searles. mother of Attorney j. n. Sesrles
is not expected to recover, having been sick for
some time. She was a little easier yesterday
On Wednesday evening there was one Of the
old-fashioned attendances at the roller rink, the
election interfering with it for the past couple OF
weeks They enjoyed themselves only the
Young can do. There is much improvement IN
our skaters, and many of them would do credit
to any rink.
J. S Anderson & Co. sent yesterday morning
a car load OF outfit TO their camps on the Poea-
gamie, one OF which is Only n couple of rods
from the track OF the rail way from St. Cloud to
Hinckley, indeed the road made use of one of
their dams to cross the river. Quite number
OF men also went to the woods, as they will this
season log quite extensively, having contracts TO
III.
Mr.. A. A. Capron has left for down the river
with his dime museum. The outht was loaded
on the barge he and his partner bought from
Geo. Muller, and the yscht steamer Admiral Dot
started with it down the river, Mr. Capron left
yesterday by rsil snd overtakes the others at
Reeds Landing. They will 90 10 New Orleans,
but stopping at many p laces on the way. We
wish them success.
The box Office opens to morrow morning at the
Grand Opera house for the engagement Of the
Ida Siddons BGrlesque Comedy company. The
ST. Paul papers gave them good notice, espec-
Tally for the chasteness of the performance, and
also for the many new features introduced. No
doubt they will have full house, and the ladies
and gentlemen who have seen them say they de-
serve such.
Prof. ]. W. Beggs win after this have his dane
ing classes at Opera house hall on Mondays in
stead Of Tuesdays. On each Tuesday morning
he viii give lessons in fancy skating at the roller
rink. His class is now so large that he will con-
tinue here for some time. He will have on Mon
day afternoon with him from st. Paul one Of his
young pupils who was Taught there, and she Is
one OF the finest dancers of her age In the north
west.
The trundling Of Prof. Burkhardt by Mr. j. L.
Miller on = wheelbarrow through the street in
accordance with an election bet, caused lots OF
amusement. The wheelbarrow was a bran new
one, with iron pipe handles He wheeled him
band supplied the marching music. Miller was
rather tired when he reached his distance. The
boys had a jolly time afterwards.
On Thursday evening ]. S. Anderson & Co .
shut down their saw mill. after very busy sea
son. They would not have shut down yet only
large percentage of their men wish to go to
their shanties so as to be sure of winters job.
They cut this season 10000, 900 feet of lumber,
| 1000. 900 shingles and 1900. 600 lath. Besides
they did large amount Of planning, SO that the
season has been fully employed.
This evening there will be an oyster supper
at the parlors of the Presbyterian church, com
mencing at 6 O'Clock. It will be given by the
following ladies, which is guarantee of the ex-
cellence Of the spread: Mrs. Senator Sabin. Mrs.
Judge Murdoch, Mrs Sargent, Mrs. Goodhue.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. DIR. Carroll. Everyone
is expected to be present and enjoy the BIZ
valves. This is the first Of a series of such en-
| tertainments at the church. and they will no
| doubt be as satisfactory financially they have
/ been during former seasons, and the ladies OF
| the church are noted for their culinary SKILL so
those who attend Will get full value for their
money.
The public schools filed to overlooking,
and at the present rate of increase more room
viii have to be provided. We see several boys
on the streets, of school age, who should be In
|
could not be adopted to get them off the streets
and into school. Could not the police run
such boys in as Migrants, as they learn no good
| Oafng, and swearing is pastime in which they
| delight. Cannot the botrd OF school commits
sioners devise some means of stopping the evil,
and have those boys grow up useful members OF
| society. IL the school board cannot do it, then
| let the city authorities take the matter up and
save the youth.
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boat inspectors, St. Paul. were in the city yes
terday. They came over to examine farther
into the charges preferred against First Engineer
Carver Of the steamer Penn Wright, who wa,
charged with having on too much steam while OF
Lake Pepin during a storm some time ago
Some parties, II is said, are trying TO have hi,
certificate cancelled for object, and that he /.
more sinned against than SHINING, and II he has
few pounds too much steam on, it was on 20
the purpose Of saving properly. No doubt jus
tice will be done in the case, as the gentlemen
who are conducting the trial will give all partie,
fair play.
Yesterday morning there was great crowd o.
the unwashed at the municipal court to watct
the proceedings. One OF the South hill hood
lums was up again, charged with assault. Or
the old case, sentence ON which was suspended
his father had to pay $40 and costs, and in tn,
last case he was fined SIS and costs or twenty
days in the lookup, but sentence was suspended
during good behavior. Judge Netheway is dosing
the young hoodlums finely, and it looks as If h,
will be able to break the gangs up. A common
drunk who looked as though he had passed
through threshing mill, got seven days, moi
having any stamps to pay his fine of S. and costs
In case OF assault and battery the offender
paid into the city treasury, 81 so. The jury, in
a case OF selling liquor to q person that they
should not, found verdict agninst the bartender.
The parties who have to pay the fine do not think
it just that they we're found guilty. One thing
is certain, the law is very severe on such an of
Tense. 4 stay Of proceedings was taken 70
thirty days.