St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
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The water is getting down again pretty far,
and is nearly down TO its usual water level.
W S. Conrad, our live tobacco man, is of on
another trip to the great west to see how the
business men are getting on.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Aid. McComb is
suffering from Brights disease, and it lie hoped
she will be able TO be up again soon.
number Of the cells in the new part OF the
prison has had to be prepared for the very large
number Of borders coming to Warden Reed.
We are pleased to know that Agent Yarnall, OF
the Duluth road, is getting rapidly better. and
expects to be able to be at work again in few
days.
Mr.. s. R. Stimsou was much easier again yes
terday. The physicians hardly know what to
make OF his case, as so far he has been an
enigma TO them.
Grain came in quite plentifully yesterday, and
we wish we could chronicle increase in the
price paid for wheat, but it is altogether too low
to pay the farmer for his outlay.
The subject of DR.. Dunn's lecture this even
ing at the Methodist church is ''Noah's Faith, -
and the subject of DR.. Carrolls lecture at the
First Presbyterian church, is on the ''Pilgram's
Progress
Samuel Judd in the city yesterday, as a
witness before the grand jury in the case of the
state of Minnesota VS., st. Clair and Mrs. Walker
for the burning of his residence at Marine. Mrs
st. Clair also in the city.
Joe Muller feels proud of the new furniture
wagon made by VIM. Muller for Phi. Muller g. Son.
For delivering furniture it is the best, by all
odd, of any in the city, and the finish and up
holstering OH it is just the thing.
Large audiences are every week greeting
the Rev. DR.. Dunn at the Methodist
church Of this city. The interest is growing.
The social meetings well attended, and the
general outlook for the year excellent.
Yesterday morning it was reported in the city
that a robbery had been committed the previous
evening at the boarding. house on Isaac Staples
Maple Island farm. Something over $50 in
cash was taken besides several other articles.
At the municipal court yesterday morning, a
case of suspended sentence was enforced on one
of the South hill young roughs, and they may
rest assured that Judge Netheway viii give them
the full benefit of the law. A case of assault
and battery added 81 80 to the city funds.
Yesterday the Nelson Lumber company paid
of all their men for,the summers work, having
shut down the mill here on Saturday evening.
Many OF their present employees will go to their
lumber shanties, as it is the motto of the Nelson
Lumber company to give their old hands the
preference.
John Foster, who has been out farming all
summer in Big Stone county, has just returned
TO the city. He reports that grain was not as
heavy this year last, and prices we're still less
in proportion. Farming agrees with him first
rate, and he likes the outdoor exercises that can
be gotten a farm.
W. j. Stein, jeweler, returned yesterday af-
ternoon from his months trip in New York state
and other portions of the east. He looks rugged.
He took advantage Of his trip to make choice
selection of goods for the holidays from the east
ern market, thus combining business with pleas
ure. His daughter returned with him.
Yesterday afternoon party of hunters left on
the :35 p. N. train on the Milwaukee road 10
Wabashaw, where they will board the steamer
Penn Wright and come up the lake with her,
where they expect 10 have grand goose hunt,
arriving home this morning well laden with
spoils. The gentlemen comprising the party
are d. II. Jersey, j. c. Netheway, Matt Shortall,
Fred McKusick Matt Clark, David Staples, w.
G. Masterman, Thos. Conner, Jas. Bromley, r.
S. Davis, Geo. NJ. Brush, Leonard Clark A. G.
Hospes, E. L. Hospes and Jos. Becker. few
others were expected TO go, but owing to the
opening of the November term of the district
court were unable to take the time. Well, they
are a jolly lot, and can enjoy themselves as well
as the same number eau from any city. They
went well supplied for all emergencies and had
plenty of shot in the locker. We wish them all
success.